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Re: [Bela BARTOK Club] Bartok Question   Message List  
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Bartok's sources

In his youth, Bartok had several sources. At first, Brahms, because
his professor of composition was a great Brahms admirer. Next, Bartok
was very enthusiast when he discovered Zarathustra by Richard Strauss.

However, later he moved away from these sources.

His permanent sources were:

* The Hungarian popular (peasant) music
* Debussy
* Bach
* Beethoven

If you want details about some of these source, please ask, and I'll
try to answer.

Best, Pierre




Fri Feb 14, 2003 3:25 pm

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Zoltan Kodaly and Tibor Serly. Scott Andrew Hutchins scottandrewh@... Examine The Life of Timon of Athens at Cracks in the Fourth Wall Theatre &...
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Feb 12, 2003
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Is that similar in quality too? Were they influenced by Bartok, vice versa, or did they develop together? What were the greatest influences on Bartok? Who were...
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Kodaly worked alongside Bartok, Serly came after. Bartok was influenced by Liszt and a number of others I'm not remembering off the top of my head. Scott...
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I can't discern any noticeable influences on the level of how he sounds to the ordinary educated but not expert listener. He seems to me the least derivative...
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... A quote from the New Grove (1990 edition): "The greatest composer of his country, he was responsible, with his friend Kodaly, for the awakening of serious...
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Feb 12, 2003
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Hungarian peasants didn't sing anything comparable to what Bartok wrote. The process (logarithm?)he used to turn simple tunes and rhythms into his music,...
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Feb 12, 2003
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Here's my 2 picks for the "similar to Bartok" question. Vit Micka (I actually found him on mp3.com) and Ginastera. I know very little about these 2, other...
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In his youth, Bartok had several sources. At first, Brahms, because his professor of composition was a great Brahms admirer. Next, Bartok was very enthusiast...
Pierre Csillag <csill...
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Feb 14, 2003
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I suppose his surreal 'night music' in the middle movements of his piano concertos, for example, demonstrate the influence of Debussy, correct? I hear the...
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