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Polystylism is the use of
multiple styles or
techniques in literature, art, film, or, especially, music. Some
prominent contemporary polystylist composers...
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music started to
abandon much of the
extroversion of his
polystylism and
retreated into a more withdrawn,
bleak style. Schnittke's father...
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direct quotations of
other composers, for
example in Berio's Sinfonia.
Polystylism Progressive music For example, Shostakovich's
Symphony No. 9
calls back...
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control over
external equipment.[needs update] Some
authors equate polystylism with eclecticism,
while others make a
sharp distinction.
Musical historicism—the...
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offstage performers,
instead of
using two conductors. The
techniques of
polystylism and
polytempo music have led a few 20th and 21st century
composers to...
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other genres. Jazz
fusion World music Folk
music Eclecticism in art
Polystylism Lonergan, Hit Records, 1950–1975, p. vi: "These [Country &
Western and...
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previous century have been retained,
including postmodernism,
polystylism, and eclecticism,
which s**** to
incorporate elements of all
styles of...
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decorative arts. In
music the term used may be
either eclecticism or
polystylism. The term
eclectic was
first used by
Johann Joachim Winckelmann to characterize...
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Retrieved 2014-02-28. Rapaport,
Aaron (2012). "An
American Encounter with
Polystylism: Schnittke's
Cadenzas to
Beethoven (Master's thesis)".
University of...
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Eclecticism in
music Eclecticism in
textual criticism Pastiche Perspectivism Polystylism Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "Eclecticism" . Encyclopædia Britannica....
