-
culminated in his
opera The Rake's Progress, with a
libretto by W. H. Auden.
Stravinskian neoclassicism was a
decisive influence on the
French composers Darius...
- the
Spanish folk
influence is
somewhat less
apparent than a kind of
Stravinskian neoclassicism.
During the 1920s and 1930s, he
frequently visited Barcelona...
- contrab**** notes. The
choir enters late in the piece,
picking up the
Stravinskian melody sketched by the chords." "Lucy's
Seduction of a
Bored Violinist"...
-
larger and more furious.
Coupled with
furiously staccato writing and
Stravinskian time signatures, the
result was a strident,
metallic score, perfectly...
- such as
Wagner and
Johann Strauss. With
these ingredients,
Adams mixes Stravinskian 20th-century neoclassicism, jazz references, and big band
sounds reminiscent...
-
rapid burst of
rhythmic music,
described by
Greenfield as of "almost
Stravinskian sharpness",
which quickly transforms into a mock-solemn
dirge depicting...
-
Academy had been
William Alwyn and
Priaulx Rainier,
whose bracingly tough,
Stravinskian outlook helped to
reorient his
musical thinking,
imbuing it with an enduring...
- The
Boston School (also
called the
Stravinsky School) was a
group of composers, most of them Jewish, from Boston, M****achusetts who were
influenced by...
-
great model. Thus, his ...
Serenade ... is
founded upon
neoclassical Stravinskian principles, his
three Amateur Piano Sonatas on
Haydnesque principles...
- into the
mould of mid-century
American symphonism, and the
edginess of
Stravinskian neoclassicism is
never far away. Yet at its best his
works have moments...
