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| Artikel-Nr.: 858A-9783941310858 Herst.-Nr.: 9783941310858 EAN/GTIN: 9783941310858 |
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| In his first album, Frank Zappa already formulated his ambition to become an important composer. And not only did he succeed in becoming a unique musical icon but also in developing an unmistakeable style in compositions for large orchestras or for The Yellow Shark project. But where exactly in the vast field of New Music of the 20th century do we encounter the composer Frank Zappa and who else do we happen upon in his works besides the omnipresent Edgard Varèse? Was John Cage no more than a whimsical mushroom picker for him, and Karlheinz Stockhausen already in a helicopter off to Sirius? Or have Pierre Boulez' serialism or Conlon Nancarrow's punched holes left more dots on the map of Zappa's musical cosmos? What was conventional about Zappa's music, and what was innovative? And, did Zappa really refuse to die? Weitere Informationen: | | Author: | Daniel Schröder; Jacqueline Coates; Liz Haack; Jacqueline Snow | Verlag: | Büchner-Verlag | Sprache: | ger |
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| Weitere Suchbegriffe: Pop (Musik), Rock (Musik), Sänger - Sängerin, Singen / Sänger, Rock Musician; New Music; Edgard Varèse; The Yellow Shark, The Yellow Shark, John Cage, Frank Zappa, Edgar Varèse, Ensemble Modern, orchestra |
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