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Routledge Noise as Constructive Element in Music - Routledge

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Description
This scholarly work from Routledge explores the multifaceted role of noise within musical composition and analysis, challenging conventional assumptions that position music and noise as opposing forces. The text examines how noise functions as a deliberate artistic tool, enabling composers and musicians to articulate resistance against prevailing cultural norms, societal structures, and economic systems within the music industry itself. Rather than treating noise solely as destructive interference, this volume presents theoretical frameworks and analytical approaches that reveal noise's constructive potential in twentieth-century musical cultures. Ideal for musicologists, composers, students, and anyone seeking to understand how unconventional sonic elements reshape our comprehension of what constitutes valid musical expression, this book bridges the gap between noise's traditional negative connotations and its legitimate artistic applications across multiple genres.

Key Features

Provides theoretical perspectives on how noise functions as a compositional and expressive device within twentieth-century music.

Examines noise's role in articulating artistic resistance to cultural, social, and economic structures including the music industry.

Offers music-analytical frameworks for understanding unconventional sonic elements as legitimate musical components rather than mere interference.

Covers multiple musical traditions and genres that embrace noise as an intentional constructive element in composition.

Product Specifications
Brand
Routledge
Format
hardcover
ASIN
1032200391
Category
Books > Subjects > Arts & Photography > Music > Styles
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
12 September 2022
Listed Since
28 January 2022

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