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Threni: id est
Lamentationes Jeremiae Prophetae,
usually referred to
simply as
Threni, is a
musical setting by Igor
Stravinsky of
verses from the Book...
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Threni may
refer to:
Latinized form of Gr****
Threnus ('lament'), an
alternate name for the Book of
Lamentations Threni (Stravinsky), Igor Stravinsky's...
- The Book of
Lamentations (Hebrew: אֵיכָה, ʾĒḵā, from its
incipit meaning "how") is a
collection of
poetic laments for the
destruction of
Jerusalem in 586...
- music.
Famous orchestral works with
flugelhorn include Igor Stravinsky's
Threni,
Ralph Vaughan Williams's
Ninth Symphony, and
Michael Tippett's
third symphony...
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soured the
following year over the
first Paris performance of Stravinsky's
Threni for the
Domaine musical.
Poorly planned by
Boulez and
nervously conducted...
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musical setting Threni in 1957. With the
Balanchine ballet Agon,
Stravinsky fused neoclassical themes with the twelve-tone technique, and
Threni showed his...
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Lincolnshire Posy. An
important orchestral example is Igor Stravinsky's
Threni,
which calls for an
instrument in F
instead of the
usual E♭, and with extension...
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includes the
interval of a
minor 9th,
either as a chord: Les
Noces (1923) and
Threni (1958); or as an
upward melodic leap:
Capriccio for
Piano and Orchestra...
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Lamentatio Jeremiae prophetae, Op. 93 (1941–1942), and Igor
Stravinsky composed Threni (1957–1958). Each day, the
lessons of the
second nocturn are from writings...
- Tale;
Symphony of Psalms;
Symphonies of Wind Instruments; Canti**** Sacrum;
Threni neoclassicism, neotonality,
later serialism,
polystylism Karol Szymanowski...
