The History of Modern Swedish Music : an Introduction to Nineteen Composers.

By:

Quist, Robert

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Lewiston : Edwin Mellen Press, 2010.Description: 1 online resource (436 pages)Content type:

text

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

online resource

ISBN:

9780773419254
077341925X

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: No titleDDC classification:

780.9485/0904 780.94850904

LOC classification:

ML313 .Q57 2010

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Contents:

The late-romantic tradition. Stenhammar's classical countercurrent ; The late-romantic national tradition ; Andree, Olsson, and late-romantic sacred music -- Early modernism. Rosenberg : the father of Swedish modernism ; Nystroem : a modern voyager ; Larsson, Wiren, and neoclassicism -- The Monday Group. Blomdahl and high modernism ; Back : a modern visionary ; Lidholm : the Monday Group's pluralist -- Late modernism. Pettersson : a symphonic expressionist ; Nilsson, Hambraeus, and the sacred avant garde ; Conventional progress : Werle, Bortz, and postmodernism.

Summary: This work examines Swedish art music during modern times. It includes an examination of lateromantic composers and styles, the modernist devotion to international styles and its influence on neoclassical composers, and who blended the modern avant garde with traditional styles and genres. This book contains fourteen black and white photographs.

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This work examines Swedish art music during modern times. It includes an examination of lateromantic composers and styles, the modernist devotion to international styles and its influence on neoclassical composers, and who blended the modern avant garde with traditional styles and genres. This book contains fourteen black and white photographs.