What is Referential (‘Motivic’) Tonality, and How Does It Differ from Functional Tonality ? Graham Hair [The author would like to acknowledge with thanks a Research Grant from the Arts and Humanities Board of the Uni - George Rochberg - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	What is Referential (‘Motivic’) Tonality, and How Does It Differ from Functional Tonality ? Graham Hair [The author would like to acknowledge with thanks a Research Grant from the Arts and Humanities Board of the Uni Add to Reading List Document Date: 2008-05-03 13:34:44 Open Document File Size: 1,70 MB Share Result on Facebook Company Violoncelli / / IndustryTerm online repository / / Organization Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony / Babbitt Woodwind Quartet / Milton Babbitt’s Woodwind Quartet / Arts and Humanities Board of the United Kingdom / Woodwind Quartet / / Person Arnold Schoenberg / Milton Babbitt / Song Cycles / Arnold Whittall / Terry Riley / George Rochberg / Graham Hair / Benjamin Britten / Alfred Schnittke / / Position mp / author / composer / fountain-head / / SocialTag Serialism Atonality Arnold Schoenberg Twelve-tone technique Progressive tonality George Rochberg Theme Music Post-tonal music theory Tonality

What is Referential (‘Motivic’) Tonality, and How Does It Differ from Functional Tonality ? Graham Hair [The author would like to acknowledge with thanks a Research Grant from the Arts and Humanities Board of the UniAdd to Reading List