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‟New Romanticism” in the Works of Polish Composers After 1975

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The monograph concerns one of the most important trends in contemporary classical Polish music. The ‟new romanticism” represented the reaction to the crisis of the avant-garde in the 70s. It appeared in works by the ‟1933 generation” (Penderecki, Górecki, Kilar), ‟the Stalowa Wola generation” (Knapik, Lasoń, Krzanowski), and others. This music matched tradition with contemporary techniques and strong emotionalism. Its romantic dimension and seriousness were in sheer contrast to the ‟double-coding” of Postmodernism. It stemmed from the political situation in Poland during the ‟Iron Curtain” times. The book also focuses on the topic’s American (Schonberg, Rochberg) and European contexts. The author also analyzes 104 compositions and 30 interviews (incl. with Penderecki) to present an even fuller picture.

Author Biography:

Pawel Strzelecki, Ph.D., is a musicologist, composer, and music theorist. He has worked as an academic lecturer at the Chopin University of Music in Warsaw, Poland, and the Conservatory of Music “Cesare Polini” in Padua, Italy. He is a laureate of many composition competitions and a researcher of music theory and musicology.
Release date NZ
September 29th, 2022
Audience
  • Professional & Vocational
Contributor
  • Series edited by Maciej Gołąb
Edition
New edition
Illustrations
216 Illustrations, unspecified
Pages
478
ISBN-13
9783631874448
Product ID
35917689

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