Remixing Modernism: Re-Imagining the Music of Berg, Schoenberg and Bartók in Our Time

This paper examines the recent recording of solo piano music composed in 1908. The project offers the premise that there are liberating and research-worthy possibilities for combining the two traditions of Western art music performance and contemporary sound manipulation as a compelling language to...

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Published in:Journal on the art of record production 2011-07 (5)
Main Author: Draper, Paul
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1900s
Bartók, Béla
Berg, Alban
Classical Music
Piano Music
Schoenberg, Arnold
Sound Design
Sound Recordings
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