Twentieth-Century Techniques in Selected Works for Solo Guitar Serialism
| Author: | Raisor, Steven | |
| Year: | 1999 | |
| Pages: | 136 | |
| ISBN: | 0-7734-7914-7 978-0-7734-7914-2 | |
| Price: | $139.95 + shipping | |
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Although the 12-tone technique is one of the more important compositional techniques of this century, there is virtually no scholarly writing on 12-tone pieces for guitar. This work explores the 12-tone technique of composition as applied to the solo guitar, undertaking a comparative analysis of four works which exploit this technique. The pieces chosen represent four individual styles of 12-tone composition.
Table of Contents
Table of contents:
1.Introduction
2.Impromptus – Richard Rodney Bennett
3.Composition for Guitar – Milton Babbitt
4.Five Pieces for Solo Guitar, No. 1 – Dennis Aplvor
5.Three Lullabies – Barbara Kolb
6.Conclusion
Appendices: A - Matrices, Imbricated Segments, and Series Location Charts; B – Milton Babbitt; C – Denis Aplvor; D – Barbara Kolb
Selective Bibliography
1.Introduction
2.Impromptus – Richard Rodney Bennett
3.Composition for Guitar – Milton Babbitt
4.Five Pieces for Solo Guitar, No. 1 – Dennis Aplvor
5.Three Lullabies – Barbara Kolb
6.Conclusion
Appendices: A - Matrices, Imbricated Segments, and Series Location Charts; B – Milton Babbitt; C – Denis Aplvor; D – Barbara Kolb
Selective Bibliography