Abstract:Anton Webern's (1883Webern's ( -1945 largest project of the early the 1930s, the Concerto for Nine (solo) Instrument's Op. 24, is for flute, oboe, clarinet, horn, trumpet, trombone, violin, viola, and piano. This serial work's analysis became almost as famous as the concerto itself. Highly economical, short, concentrated and free relationship between the intervals take over from tonality as the main organizational principle "pontillistic" style. The clear and transparent frame "Klangfarbenmelodie", is a row, … Show more
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