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Neo-mythologism in music: from Scriabin and Schoenberg to Schnittke and Crumb

Victoria Adamenko c2007 © Pendragon Press
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  • 9781576471258 (paper)
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  • Music & Musicology
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  • Frontmatter
  • Acknowledgments (page viii)
  • Foreword (page ix)
  • I Neo-Mythologism: a Hermeneutic Construct and a Historic Trend (page 1)
  • II The Prime Structuring "Molds" of Myth and Music (page 27)
  • III Towards the Universality of Myth (page 77)
  • IV In Search of the Lost Union: Word-Myth-Music (page 113)
  • V Cosmologies (page 137)
  • VI Numerology (page 183)
  • VII "Where Time Turns Into Space": The Mythologem of a Circle (page 201)
  • VIII Reception and Critique (page 241)
  • Appendix 1. An Interview with George Crumb (page 265)
  • Appendix 2. The English translation of the texts by García Lorca from George Crumb's Ancient Voices of Children (page 273)
  • Appendix 3. Text excerpts from Stockhausen's Licht (page 275)
  • Selected bibliography (page 277)
  • List of Illustrations (page 287)
  • Index (page 291)
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NOT 65.2 (Dec. 2008): 314-316 https://muse.jhu.edu/journals/notes/v065/65.2.leikin.html
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