“The gesture towards boundlessness” in a musical composition of the last third of the XXth century: Brian Ferneyhough and John Cage: difficult concepts and destruction of borders; structural and spontaneous
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The article is devoted a postmodernism phenomenon — transgression in new music. The interdisciplinary approach to the analysis of a musical composition implies “difficult thinking” of E. Morena’s theory. The phenomenon is compared with a concept “New complexity” in new music and works of its founder and ideologist Brian Ferneyhough, whose views and sound philosophy are much alike as John Cage’s approach.
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transgression in new music, new complexity
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