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Polish composers. The
scholar Józef Michał Chomiński
coined the term "
sonoristics" (Polish: sonorystyka) to
describe the urge to
explore purely sonic phenomena...
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minutes and 37 seconds.
Originally called 8'37", the
piece applies the
sonoristic technique which tends to
focus on
specific characteristics and qualities...
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output in
which Penderecki’s
Polymorphia was
composed is
known as his
sonoristic period,
during which he used a
method of
composing based on
timbre organization...
- classifications, she
further divides this
period into two phases: "the
phase of
sonoristic means" (1962–63) and "the
phase of
reductive constructicism" (1964–70)...
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overpowering piano technician,
capable of
depositing huge
boulders of
sonoristic material across the
keyboard without actually wrecking the instrument...
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compositional techniques used by Penderecki.
Miles Kastendieck praised the
sonoristic innovation and its
relation on the work's
overall success.
German magazine...
- Lindstedt,
Iwona (28 June 2017). "Józef Michał Chomiński's
Concept of
Sonoristic Harmony". Strasbourg: 9th
European Music Analysis Conference. Retrieved...
- flageolets, glissandos,
frullatos and
chords into his playing. He also
began sonoristic experiments with
prepared tuba. He is the
inventor of the
original preparation...
- mid-20th century, with
economical use of serial, and
marginally also of
sonoristic techniques, his
compositions are
texturally and
rhythmically simple, but...
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Rhapsodies (1990). In his
first chamber symphony Eruption, he
included sonoristic and
pointillistic elements.
Later he used
styles of
renaissance music...
