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Item Open Access Review of Alban Berg and Peter Altenberg: Intimate art and the aesthetics of life(1993-Summer; Summer, 1993) Schroeder, David P.The importance of literature to Berg in the creation of his artistic world has generally been underestimated. Richard Engländer (Peter Altenberg) was especially influential on the young Berg through their friendship, Berg's reading of Altenberg's work, and the relationship of Berg's future wife with both men. Not only is a full understanding of the Altenberg Texte auf Ansichtskarten crucial to the interpretation of Berg's Altenberg Lieder, but Altenberg's peculiar approaches to literary autobiography and vision of the role of women provided a model for Berg for this and subsequent works. Berg extracted five short texts from Altenberg's full texts and rearranged them in a way that had special aesthetic and personal significance. Important aspects of Berg's musical setting related directly to his treatment of the texts.Item Open Access Ravel's `Russian' period: Octatonicism in his early works, 1893-1908(1999-Fall99) Baur, StevenAnalyzes octatonicism in the works of Maurice Ravel from 1893 to 1908. Octatonic scale as an alternative to common diatonic practice in the mid-19th century musical compositions; Influence of chromatic harmony on the compositions of Ravel; Attribution of octatonic partitioning to the musical talents of composer Igor Stravinsky.Item Open Access I Wanna Be Me: Rock Music and the Politics of Identity/Disruptive Divas: Feminism, Identity and Popular Music(2004-Fall2004) Warwick, JacquelineReviews two books. "I Wanna Be Me: Rock Music and the Politics of Identity," by Theodore Gracyk; "Disruptive Divas: Feminism, Identity and Popular Music," by Lori Burns and Melisse Lafrance.Item Open Access Disruptive divas: Feminism, identity and popular music(2004-Fall; Fall, 2004) Lafrance, Melisse, (Ed.); Burns, Lori, (Ed.); Warwick, Jacqueline (Reviewer)No abstract available.Item Open Access I wanna be me: Rock music and the politics of identity(2004-Fall; Fall, 2004) Gracyk, Theodore A., (Author); Warwick, Jacqueline (Reviewer)No abstract available.Item Open Access 'Another voyage': death as social performance in the major tragedies of John Webster(2005) Barker, RobertaNo abstract available.Item Open Access Item Open Access In Dialogue with Chen Yi: Compositional Images, Techniques, and Influences(2020-07) Bain, Jennifer; Yi, Chen; Kielian-Gilbert, Marianne; Rao, Nancy; Roeder, JohnThis is an edited transcript of the question and answer period that concluded a special session on Chen Yi’s music on November 3, 2017, sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women at the 2017 Society for Music Theory annual meeting in Arlington, VA. Many of the questions centered on issues related to Chinese traditional music, Chinese aesthetics, or the interplay between Chinese and Western compositional techniques.Item Open Access Dialogue with Chen Yi: Compositional Images, Techniques, and Influences(2020-07) Bain, Jennifer; Chen, Yi; Kielian-Gilbert, Marianne; Rao, Nancy; Roeder, JohnThis is an edited transcript of the question and answer period that concluded a special session on Chen Yi’s music on November 3, 2017, sponsored by the Committee on the Status of Women at the 2017 Society for Music Theory annual meeting in Arlington, VA. Many of the questions centered on issues related to Chinese traditional music, Chinese aesthetics, or the interplay between Chinese and Western compositional techniques.