derived "sonorism" to describe an avant-garde style in Polish music of the 1960s that focused on timbre (Chomiński 1961). As a movement, sonorism was initiated...

Maslowiec, Anna (2008). "Threnody To The Victims Of Hiroshima, 1959–61" (PDF). Sonorism and the Polish Avant-Garde 1958–1964 (PhD thesis). Vol. 1. The University...

16 November 1968 in Tallinn. The piece employs elements of dodecaphony, sonorism, collage and aleatoric music. It has been called Pärt's "farewell to twelve-tone...

Sonor may refer to: Luc Sonor Sonor (album) Sonorism Visi-Sonor Sonar (disambiguation) This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title...

parameter, a practice that has come to be known as sonorism. From the 1970s, Ligeti turned away from sonorism and began to concentrate on rhythm. Pieces such...

and Harry Freedman. Timbre recognition Timbral listening Spectral music Sonorism Erickson 1975, pp. 166, 168. Edwards 2001, pp. 326–327. Kostka, Payne,...

orchestral hues". Górecki progressively rejected the dissonance, serialism and sonorism that had brought him early recognition, and pared and simplified his work...

chiesa Sonata form Sonata theory Sonatina Song Song cycle Song structure Sonorism Sopranissimo Sopranist Soprano Soprano sfogato Sordun Sori (music) Sostenuto...

theoretical studies on a wide range of subjects, including combined sounds, sonorism, Chopin and Debussy. Suite from Kurpie for Alto Solo and 9 Instruments...

composers formed the Polish Composers' School, characterized by the use of sonorism and dodecaphonism. The style emerged from the political crisis in 1956...

Shostakovich, while the former shows traces of being influenced by the sonorism that was characteristic of the emerging new Polish music. Weinberg's music...

Frédéric Chopin and Gérard Grisey. She feels drawn to spectralism and sonorism. Gryka's compositions have been performed, among others, in Germany, France...

creation and development of Middle Eastern academic music as Syrian form of Sonorism. His chamber opera Southern Crossings, based on a libretto of a fictitious...

primarily as a function of the materials, the timbral categories in his sonorism are based upon the most common materials used in the assembly of instruments...

reacting to socialist realism, and in part speculative. Sound mass and sonorism influenced these post-war composers. Music of Poland Pollack p. 465 "Grażyna...

the leading Renaissance poet Jan Kochanowski; the opera has elements of sonorism. An important composer of the post-war era was Romuald Twardowski who won...

language. Kutavičius is fluent in modern techniques such as serialism, sonorism, aleatoric, collage, repetitive minimalism (the last corresponds to the...

composers known as the Polish School arose, characterized by the use of sonorism and dodecaphonism. The style emerged from the political crisis in 1956...

and percussive effects. However, in The Devils of Loudun, Penderecki's sonorism is brought to new heights, serving now a crucial dramatic purpose. In effect...

chance into the process of creation known as aleatoricism, and the use of sonorism in orchestration, based on inventing new types of sounds on individual...