9780714831695: Alfred Schnittke
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| SKU |
9780714831695 |
| Title |
Alfred Schnittke |
| Author Description |
Alexander Ivashkin |
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| Web Author Description |
Alexander Ivashkin currently teaches the cello and Music History at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand. An accomplished cellist and writer on music, he is also a close friend of the Schnittke family. |
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The first ever book to be published in English about the momentous Russian composer Alfred Schnittke (1934-98), this extensive biography presents a fascinating portrait of a man whose musical output was inextricably linked to the strictures of life in the Soviet Union. His music - a strong reflection of Russian cultural and social traditions, and underlying mentality - enjoys tremendous popularity in his own country, and increasingly on an international level. The author gives a detailed and admiring discussion of Schnittke's music and his theories, arguing that the various stylistic elements in his works - his characteristic polystylism - may be perceived as part of a new, more universal musical language. |
| Binding |
Paperback |
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Size: 220 x 156 mm (8 5/8 x 6 1/8 in) |
| Pages |
Pages: 240 |
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