Witold Lutoslawski was one of the most important composers of the twentieth century, whose significance extends far beyond his native Poland. His vita is just as captivating as his compositionally path-breaking music.
Witold Lutoslawski was one of the most important composers of the twentieth century, whose significance extends far beyond his native Poland. His vita is just as captivating as his compositionally path-breaking music.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Lisa Jakelski and Nicholas Reyland Witold Lutoslawski's Muzyka zalobna [1958] and the Construction of Genius Lisa Cooper Vest Personal Loss, Cultural Grief, and Lutoslawski's Music of Mourning Nicholas Reyland Lutoslawski's String Quartet: Mourning, Melancholia, and Modern Subjectivity Michael L. Klein Behind the Curtain of Oblivion: Lutoslawski's Music for Theatre and Radio Plays Wioleta Muras Derwid as Lutoslawski's Patron Danuta Gwizdalanka Witold Lutoslawski in Occupied Warsaw Katarzyna Naliwajek Mazurek Lutoslawski and Sonoristics Iwona Lindstedt Lutoslawski on Contemporary Music: Critical Commentary in Letters and Documents from the Lutoslawski Correspondence Collection Stanislaw Bedkowski Witold Lutoslawski's Artistic Diary: an Unknown Document of the Composer's Creative Path Zbigniew Skowron MAT. LUDOWE: The Lutos File Adrian Thomas Lutoslawski and Stalinism: Contextualizing Artistic and Political Choices around 1950 David G. Tompkins Lutoslawski's Political Refrains Andrea F. Bohlman Lutoslawski, Revived and Remixed Lisa Jakelski Heart and Brain, Tradition and Modernism: Lutoslawski and the Continuing Story of Harmony Steven Stucky Selected Bibliography
Introduction Lisa Jakelski and Nicholas Reyland Witold Lutoslawski's Muzyka zalobna [1958] and the Construction of Genius Lisa Cooper Vest Personal Loss, Cultural Grief, and Lutoslawski's Music of Mourning Nicholas Reyland Lutoslawski's String Quartet: Mourning, Melancholia, and Modern Subjectivity Michael L. Klein Behind the Curtain of Oblivion: Lutoslawski's Music for Theatre and Radio Plays Wioleta Muras Derwid as Lutoslawski's Patron Danuta Gwizdalanka Witold Lutoslawski in Occupied Warsaw Katarzyna Naliwajek Mazurek Lutoslawski and Sonoristics Iwona Lindstedt Lutoslawski on Contemporary Music: Critical Commentary in Letters and Documents from the Lutoslawski Correspondence Collection Stanislaw Bedkowski Witold Lutoslawski's Artistic Diary: an Unknown Document of the Composer's Creative Path Zbigniew Skowron MAT. LUDOWE: The Lutos File Adrian Thomas Lutoslawski and Stalinism: Contextualizing Artistic and Political Choices around 1950 David G. Tompkins Lutoslawski's Political Refrains Andrea F. Bohlman Lutoslawski, Revived and Remixed Lisa Jakelski Heart and Brain, Tradition and Modernism: Lutoslawski and the Continuing Story of Harmony Steven Stucky Selected Bibliography
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