Out of Time explores a bold idea: that western art music of the last four hundred years is better understood through the idea of musical modernity than by the usual periodizations of music history.
Out of Time explores a bold idea: that western art music of the last four hundred years is better understood through the idea of musical modernity than by the usual periodizations of music history.
Julian Johnson is Regius Professor of Music at Royal Holloway, University of London, having previously been a Reader in Music at the University of Oxford. He has published widely on music from the 18th century to contemporary music, with a particular focus on Modernism, musical aesthetics, and questions of music's cultural meaning and value. He was for many years an active composer, a background that continues to shape his perspectives as a musicologist.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Mapping musical modernity 1. Being Late Looking back Brokenness Remembering 2. Being Early Pushing forwards The temporality of desire Sounding utopia 3. The Precarious Present Simultaneity Boredom Historicism as modernism 4. Being Everywhere The space of music Labyrinths Technologies of the musical body 5. Being Elsewhere Music as transport The metaphysics of restlessness Re-enchantment 6. Placing the Self Being nowhere Hypersubjectivity Staging the self 7. Like a Language Disclosure Discourse Music as self-critique 8. Le corps sonore The return of the repressed Bodies of sound The grammar of dreams Bibliography
Introduction Mapping musical modernity 1. Being Late Looking back Brokenness Remembering 2. Being Early Pushing forwards The temporality of desire Sounding utopia 3. The Precarious Present Simultaneity Boredom Historicism as modernism 4. Being Everywhere The space of music Labyrinths Technologies of the musical body 5. Being Elsewhere Music as transport The metaphysics of restlessness Re-enchantment 6. Placing the Self Being nowhere Hypersubjectivity Staging the self 7. Like a Language Disclosure Discourse Music as self-critique 8. Le corps sonore The return of the repressed Bodies of sound The grammar of dreams Bibliography
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