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Polyphonie X (1950–51) is a three-movement
composition by
Pierre Boulez for
eighteen instruments divided into
seven groups, with a
duration of roughly...
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Schoenberg include Erwartung.
Examples in the
works of
later composers include Polyphonie X and
Structures I by
Pierre Boulez,
Sonata for Two
Pianos by
Karel Goeyvaerts...
- het als ‘Aria op de g snaar’ te zetten,
waarbij zoowel de
evenwichtige polyphonie als de
teere stemming vandalistisch vernield werden. The "Air", exclusively...
- of
serial music with
quarter tones in his
pieces Le
Visage nuptial and
Polyphonie X, but soon
after abandoning microtonal elements)
Karlheinz Stockhausen...
- Feminisms. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2006. Thiel, Veronika. ****ia Djebar. La
polyphonie comme principe générateur de ses
textes Vienna: Praesens, 2005. Thiel...
- (2007). "Requiem voor Anna van Bretagne,
koningin van Frankrijk". La
polyphonie Française.
Festival van
Vlaanderen 2007. pp. 185–187. Recording: Johannes...
- polyphony,
having published three books on the
subject (Geoffrey Chaucer:
polyphonie et modernité in 2015 and Chaucer's Polyphony: The
Modern in
Medieval Poetry...
- eaux. In
October 1951, a
substantial work for
eighteen solo instruments,
Polyphonie X,
caused a
scandal at its
premiere at the
Donaueschingen Festival, some...
- Four
Norwegian Moods March 15, 1945
Paris Same as above.
Pierre Boulez Polyphonie X
October 6, 1951
Donaueschingen Musicologist Antoine Goléa, who attended...
- URSS",
Polyphonie, i (1947–8), 78–83 "Paroles dites,
paroles chantées",
Polyphonie, ii (1948), 73–80 "Notes sur la
musicologie médiévale",
Polyphonie, iii...
