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3 giorni fa · 1:30:31 gd: And you are listening to Straight No Chaser here on CFUV and my name is Georges, also known as DJ NDY and it’s no coincidence that I’ve chosen some of these pieces ah tonight because ah, I have not hosted this program before, and what follows me is our contemporary music program – contemporary classic, new music, twentieth century music, ah, very similar to what I do in my ...
1 giorno fa · The night also includes "188 Sullivan," a piece written by Horvitz inspired by the famous meeting between Edgard Varèse and Charlie Parker.This encounter, where the bebop innovator Parker sought out the avant-garde classical composer Varèse, symbolizes the cross-pollination of musical ideas that "What's Going On" celebrates.
1 giorno fa · For us, the camera doesn’t act “simply as a direct witness.”3 With the addition of Edgard Varèse’s percussion-only Ionisation as the soundtrack, Gleyzer’s aggressive shots make everything increasingly strange. Hirsch adds surrealism as we witness a grotesque, Buñuelian scene on a regular Tuesday in Buenos Aires.
8 ore fa · Because in 2024, the theme of the festival is Absolute Music. In the festival programme, artistic director Lucia Ronchetti speaks of a desire to “bring out the meaning of music as an autonomous language”. It’s an idea with roots in the nineteenth century, when critics like Eduard Hanslick would insist that music is “not a means for ...
4 giorni fa · The Kennedy Center set was also a testing ground for two other Chicago V tracks, “Goodbye,” and their ode to the French composer who helped define musical matter, Edgar Varèse, with “A Hit ...
1 giorno fa · In modern academia, music theory is a subfield of musicology, the wider study of musical cultures and history. Music theory is often concerned with abstract musical aspects such as tuning and tonal systems, scales, consonance and dissonance, and rhythmic relationships. In addition, there is also a body of theory concerning practical aspects ...
6 giorni fa · It featured transcripts of lectures by artists-in-residence of that year: texts by John Cage, Edgar Varèse, Christian Wolff and David Tudor. This writing, especially the lectures by Cage, had a great impact on the music and art scene in Prague.
