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Nomos Alpha est une pièce pour violoncelle seul composée en 1965 par Iannis Xenakis et commandée par Radio Bremen pour le violoncelliste Siegfried Palm.
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| dbo:abstract | Nomos Alpha est une pièce pour violoncelle seul composée en 1965 par Iannis Xenakis et commandée par Radio Bremen pour le violoncelliste Siegfried Palm. (fr) Nomos Alpha (1966) es una obra para chelo solo compuesta por Iannis Xenakis en 1965, comisionada por Radio Bremen para el violonchelista , y está dedicada al matemático Aristoxenus de Tarentum, Évariste Galois, y Felix Klein (DeLio 1985, p. xii). La estructura es en una parte, el Nivel I, determinada por la teoría de grupos, específicamente la estructura de 24 elementos del grupo octaédrico y tiene 24 secciones, de las cuales cada cuarta sección, el Nivel II, no está determinada por la estructura del grupo y más bien es una "continua evolución de registro" (ibid, p.23). (es) Nomos Alpha (Greek: Νόμος α΄) is a piece for solo cello composed by Iannis Xenakis in 1965, commissioned by Radio Bremen for cellist Siegfried Palm, and dedicated to mathematicians Aristoxenus of Tarentum, Évariste Galois, and Felix Klein. This piece is an example of a style of music called, by Xenakis, symbolic music – a style of music which makes use of set theory, abstract algebra, and mathematical logic in order to create and analyze musical compositions. Along with symbolic music, Xenakis is known for his development of stochastic music. During his lifetime, Xenakis was a vocal critic of modern Western music since the development of polyphony for its diminished set of outside-time structures, especially when compared to folk and the Byzantine musical traditions. This perceived incompleteness of Western music was the main impetus for the development of symbolic music and for composing Nomos Alpha, his most well-known example of the genre. Nomos Alpha consists of 24 sections divided into two layers. The first layer consists of every section not divisible by four, while the second layer consists of every fourth section. (en) |
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| rdfs:comment | Nomos Alpha est une pièce pour violoncelle seul composée en 1965 par Iannis Xenakis et commandée par Radio Bremen pour le violoncelliste Siegfried Palm. (fr) Nomos Alpha (1966) es una obra para chelo solo compuesta por Iannis Xenakis en 1965, comisionada por Radio Bremen para el violonchelista , y está dedicada al matemático Aristoxenus de Tarentum, Évariste Galois, y Felix Klein (DeLio 1985, p. xii). La estructura es en una parte, el Nivel I, determinada por la teoría de grupos, específicamente la estructura de 24 elementos del grupo octaédrico y tiene 24 secciones, de las cuales cada cuarta sección, el Nivel II, no está determinada por la estructura del grupo y más bien es una "continua evolución de registro" (ibid, p.23). (es) Nomos Alpha (Greek: Νόμος α΄) is a piece for solo cello composed by Iannis Xenakis in 1965, commissioned by Radio Bremen for cellist Siegfried Palm, and dedicated to mathematicians Aristoxenus of Tarentum, Évariste Galois, and Felix Klein. This piece is an example of a style of music called, by Xenakis, symbolic music – a style of music which makes use of set theory, abstract algebra, and mathematical logic in order to create and analyze musical compositions. Along with symbolic music, Xenakis is known for his development of stochastic music. (en) |
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