Timbre music and the birth of new cult-sound
Juraj Ruttkay
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Juraj Ruttkay
Abstract
The article deals with selected ambits from the theory of timbre /sonoristic/ music. The Timbre Music is one of the most important expressions of music culture of 20th century as well as a signal of new qualitative musical-expressing means which started to be focused on the sound and timber /sonicity/. The author distinguishes two basic streams of Timbre Music - French Timbre Music and Polish Sonorism. He intereprets basic theoretical sources of Timbre Music.
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The article deals with selected ambits from the theory of timbre /sonoristic/ music. The Timbre Music is one of the most important expressions of music culture of 20th century as well as a signal of new qualitative musical-expressing means which started to be focused on the sound and timber /sonicity/. The author distinguishes two basic streams of Timbre Music - French Timbre Music and Polish Sonorism. He intereprets basic theoretical sources of Timbre Music.
Key concepts: Timbre, Sound (geography), Musical composition, Music theory, Musical, Speech recognition, Acoustics, Art