The first comprehensive study of the late music of one of the most influential composers of the last half century, this book includes detailed essays on all of Carter's major works after 1995, with special emphasis on his settings of contemporary modernist poetry from Ashbery to Zukofsky.
The first comprehensive study of the late music of one of the most influential composers of the last half century, this book includes detailed essays on all of Carter's major works after 1995, with special emphasis on his settings of contemporary modernist poetry from Ashbery to Zukofsky.
Composer and author John Link is Professor of Music at William Paterson University. He is editor of Carter's Harmony Book (with Nicholas Hopkins, 2002) and Elliott Carter Studies (with Marguerite Boland, Cambridge University Press, 2012), and the author of Elliott Carter: A Guide to Research (2000).
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Context: 1. Carter's career and reception history 2. The elements of an aesthetic 3. Harmony 4. Rhythm and form Part II. A Literary Imagination (Text Settings): 5. Sense and sensibility- opera 6. A kind of light -song cycles and other text settings Part III. Instrumental Music: 7. Illusions -music for orchestra 8. Social aspirations -music for instrumental soloist and ensemble 9. A free society- music for large chamber ensemble 10. Social relations- music for small chamber ensemble 11. Reflections- short instrumental pieces.
Part I. Context: 1. Carter's career and reception history 2. The elements of an aesthetic 3. Harmony 4. Rhythm and form Part II. A Literary Imagination (Text Settings): 5. Sense and sensibility- opera 6. A kind of light -song cycles and other text settings Part III. Instrumental Music: 7. Illusions -music for orchestra 8. Social aspirations -music for instrumental soloist and ensemble 9. A free society- music for large chamber ensemble 10. Social relations- music for small chamber ensemble 11. Reflections- short instrumental pieces.
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