Twelve-Tone Music in America

Joseph Straus

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Introduction Part I. Thirty-Seven Ways to Write a Twelve-Tone Serial Piece: 1. 'Ultra-modern' composers 2. European immigrants 3. Postwar pioneers 4. An older generation (composers born before 1920) 5. Some serial neoclassicists, tonalists, jazzers, and minimalists 6. A middle generation (composers born 1920-40) 7. A younger generation (composers born after 1940) Part II. American Twelve-Tone Serialism in Context: 8. The composition of twelve-tone music in America 9. The history of twelve-tone music in America 10. The reception of twelve-tone music in America 11. Conclusion.

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