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Kris Falk
Serialism Total
Serialism
Messagesquisse, 1976
Abstract
creations are bold, radical, fanatical yet remain order, makes rational thinking and music
a perfect combination. Originating from the same strains of French music, beginning
with Serialism and passing through Total Serialism, Boulez integrates rigorous
mathematical ideas into his intuitive musical composition, enabling the technique of
serial music an unlimited expansion. His works involve not only the pursuit of the
Platonic ways of composing poetry but also the emphasis on the internal logic and the
diversity of applying the serial technique, all of which display condensed ideological
characteristics in his pieces – Messagesquisse (1976) reflects this creative and aesthetic
outlook.
analyzing how the element, hexachord is applied, exhibiting its distinctive appearances
agilely within the paragraphs, and how the composer balances the uniqueness under the
auditory effect and the form of music. Inspired by his work, the author will incorporate
the preliminary results obtaining from the exploration of hexachord, and converts those
reflections into the implementation of my piano creation, and then further extends the
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Op. 33a
Arnold
1949
1-1 unordered
G C Bb
I Structures,Livre I, 1951-1952
1-3
Arnold Whittall
1
Edward Campbell, Boulez, Music and Philosophy (Cambridge University Press, 2010), 176.
2
Arnold Whittall, Serialism (Cambridge University Press, 2008), 172.
3
Paul Griffiths, A Concise of Modern Music
1989 159-160
1-3
5
1-1
6
1-2
4
Arnold Whittall 2008, 172.
5
Ibid., 172.
Ibid., 172.
7
1-3 I
Edward Campell
Ibid., 173.
"The piece was composed very fast, during a single night, because I wanted to exploit the
possibilities of musical relationships without allowing individual choice to intervene other than on really
very basic levels of organization that of density, for instance." Dominique Jameux. Pierre Boulez.
(Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press, 1991), 52.
Edward Campbell 2010, 176.
theme
1958 Alea
pitch domain
12
pitch-class multiplication
10
Pierre Boulez, Leçons de musique (Points de repère III) (Textes réunis et établis par
Jean-Jacques Nattiez, Paris, Christian Bourgois Éditeur, 2005), 306-308.
Hans Heinz Stuckenschmidt, Musik des 20. Jahrhunderts, (Kindler Verlag GmbH, München,
1979), 219.
pitch-class multiplication
1961
14
Arved Ashby
15
"The series is not an order of events but a hierarchy which can be independent of that order."
Pierre Boulez, Stockakings from an Apprenticeship, trans. Stephen Walsh (Oxford: Clarendon Press,
1991), 149-150.
Arved Ashby, Schoenberg, Boulez, and Twelve-Tone Composition as "Ideal Type". Journal of
the American Musicological Society, Vol.54, No.3 (Autumn 2001), 610-611.
15
Ibid., 610-611.
16
"whose hierarchy is no longer based on the principle of identity by transposition, but, on the
contrary, on localized and variable deductions." Pirre Boulez, "Music Technique" in Boulez on
musicToday, trans. Susan Brashaw and Richard Rodney Benett (Cambridge: Harvard University Press,
1971), 42.
Peter F.Stacey
18
Messagesquisse, 1976
Prime
19
segmentation trichords tetrachords
hexachords
17
"organizing a FINITE ensemble of creative possibilities connected by predominant
affinities…The possibilities are infinitely vast, and end in series having only a very distant relationship
with the primitive series of twelve sounds. " Pirre Boulez, "Music Technique", 35,40.
Peter F. Stacey, Boulez and the Modern Concept (England: Scolar Press, 1987), 13.
20
21
1-4 Op. 24
1-4
1995 94
21
1999 62
22
22
1999 56-58
23
1-5 Op. 25
Joseph Nathan Strauss, Introduction to post-tonal theory, (London: Prentice Hall, 1990), 30-31.
1-5
E-F-G-Db
1-5a 1-5b
1-5c 1-5d
1-5d
24
1-6 Op. 25
24
2002 134
25
1-7 Op. 25
26
1-8 Op. 33a
25
1-6 1-7
1- 8
25
2002 135
26
2002 136
27
– A Eb C B G Bb
hexachordal row) Eb C
S C
1995 94
28
1999 Mistislav Rostropovich,
29
1927-2007
28
· 1926 Basel Chamber Orchestra
·
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Sacher#Biography-0
29
· 1927 3 7
7
14 1943
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mstislav_Rostropovich#cite_note-Olga_Sobolevskaya
30
Messagesquisse (neologism)
portmanteau word
messages esquisse
sketch “es”
31
Sacher Eb – A – C – B – E - D
hexachordal row
50
40 1925 2 9
30
Boulez, Sur Incises; Messagesquisse; Anthèmes 2, Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Hamburg,
June 12, 2007.
Sacher E flat =S B
=H R = re = D Boulez, Sur Incises; Messagesquisse; Anthèmes 2,
Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Hamburg, June 12, 2007.
Arnold Schönberg
Eb – A – C – B – E – D
permutation
2-1
Eb – A – C – B – E – D Eb
A– C– B– E–D Eb A4 - m3
- m2 - P4 - M2 - m2 (m3)
A4
m3 - m2 - P4 - M2 - m2 - A4
Eb
2002 85
Eb 2-1
2-1 Eb
2-1
Eb Eb
2-2
2-2 Eb
Morse code
33
2-2
33
· 1835 ·
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morse_code
S A C H E R
Eb A C B E D
2-1 7 54
2-1
2-3
Eb
Eb – A – C – B – E – D
2-3 D
Eb
2-3
2-4
2-4
Eb
2-5
2-5
2-6
2-6
Eb
Eb -
Eb-A-C-B-E-D Eb A -
Eb-Gb-F-Bb-G#-A A-C-B-E-D-Eb
1’50 Eb
2’15 A C B E D
1’45 Eb
1’32 Eb
13” Eb
21” Eb
pitch
Eb 2-7
2-7
2-8 Eb –
D – G – F – F# – C Eb – F# – F – Bb – Ab –
2-8
Eb – A – C – B – E – D
2-9
D Eb
2-9
Eb
2-10 -
- - -
- -
Eb
2- 10
2-11
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Eb
superimpose
juxtapose
2-11
2-12
S Eb × 2/3
A A ×1
C C × 4/3
H B ×2
E E ×3
R D ×4
D Eb
Eb A
S A C H E R
Eb A C B E D
a b c d e f
2-13
1st
2nd efabcd
Eb
S A C H E R
Eb A C B E D
a b c d e f
= ×4 = ×4
a : Eb b :A
2-14 - -
pizz arco
2-15
2-15 -
- -
- - -
(1) 2-8
ppp f f ppp
(2) sf
p mp mf f ff fff-f-mf-mp-p-pp
p 2-9
pp mp mf f piu f
p pp ppp-pppp
2-9
A C B E D
6 9 11 13
6, 9, 11, 13 - A C B E
- E D - D A C - C B E D -
A C B E E D D A C C B E D
2-10
Eb A C B E D
A Eb Gb F Bb Ab
2-11 (m3)
A4
m3 - m2 - P4 - M2 - m2 - A4
Eb A C B E D
A4 m3 m2 P4 M2 m2
A Eb Gb F Bb Ab
A
A C B E D
2- 16 A C
2- 16 A C :
1 A
2- 17 A
4a A
2-17 654321
123456
165432
2-18 A
2-18 A
2-19a
2-19b
a.
b.
2-19 C
2-20 A C
4a A B
A C B E D
Eb
- 8–16–8–8
2–4–2–2 Eb
A C B E D
2- 21
2-12
-6 -9 -11 -13
A C B E E D D A C C B E D
6--1 6--1, 1--6, 1--6 9--1 9--1, 1--11 11--1 1--11, 13--1 1--13, 13--1 1--13
A C B E D A C B E D
2 4 4 2 4 8 6 6 12 8 16 8 8
×1 ×2 ×3 ×4
2 4 4 2 2 4 2 2 4 2 4 2 2
A C B E E D D A C C B E D
2-22
Eb 654321 Eb
2-24 2-23
pp
13 11 9 (12) 6
(6)
2-22 Eb
2-23 13
2-24
2-25
ff pp
2-26
2-26
S A C H E R
Eb A C B E D
1 2 3 4 5 6
1st D E B C A Eb
2nd D E B C A
3rd D E B C
4th D E B
5th D E
6th D
Eb
Eb A C B E D
Eb 2- 27
123456
Eb - Eb-A-C-B-E-D Eb A -
Eb-Gb-F-Bb-G#-A A-C-B-E-D-Eb
2- 27
2-28
2-28
E-Bb-Db-C-F-Eb - D-Ab-B-Bb-Eb-Db
2-29 Eb
2-30
2-30
2-30
2-31
combinatoriality
3-1
P-0 RI-5
34
Aggregate
Stefan M. Kostka, Materials and techniques of twentieth-century music, (Pearson Prentice
35
secondary set
36
3-1 P-0 RI-5
3-2
37
3-2
1995 64
38
3-1 Klavierstücke Op.33a, 1928 14-18
3-1
3-1
Ibid., 220.
Movements, 1958-59
39
Retrograde (RIV)
40
3-2
3-2
39
Joseph Nathan Straus, Stravinsky’s late music (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2001),
64-65.
40
Ibid., 66.
I-V
Eb
C
Eb C
41
3-3a
3-3b
123 I
456 I
41
42
3-3
3-3
43
42
Ibid., 67.
43
Ibid., 67.
44
3-4a
44
Ibid., 68.
45
3-4b,c 68-73
3-4a
3-4b
45
Ibid., 69.
3-4b
RIV-INV—V
INV—V F#
C# F# F#
RIV—IV
F#—C# —
3-4c
Interludes
RIV-INV—V 11-12-13
INV-V— F#
F# C#
RIV-IV— C# INV-V—
3-5
46
3-5 76-80
A#
A#
A#
A#
46
Joseph Nathan Strauss, Introduction to post-tonal theory, (London: Prentice Hall, 1990), 195.
1952
1956
Agon, 1957
Polaris, 2012
–Bb G C B Eb A
hexachordal row) C Eb
S C
4-1 4-1
Bb G C B Eb A
m3 P4 m2 M3 A4 m2
Bb Eb D Gb C Db
Bb
4-1 Bb
47
47
Paul Griffiths 1989 173
Cadenza
4-2 4-3
4-2 Bb G C B Eb A
4-3
sostenuto pedal
Bb
Bb
Bb 4-4 4-5
4-4 Bb
4-5 Bb
Bb Bb
Eb
C Eb
Bb
Bb
4-2 4-1
4-1
mm.1- 6 = 76 Bb
= 40~50
mm.7-17 = 42~46 C
mm.18-25 = 76 Eb
mm.26-38 = 60 C Eb
Bb
Bb
4-6 4-7
4-6 Bb
4-7 Bb
4-8 4-9
4-8
4-9
4-10
4-10
Bb G C B A
Eb
4-11
4-11
Bb G C B Eb A
m3 P4 m2 M3 A4 m2
C A D Db F B
C
4-12
4-12
4-13
4-13
4-14
4-14
4-15
4-15
Bb
Eb
4-16
4-16
4-17 Eb
C Eb
4-18
4-18
Bb
Bb G C B Eb A
Bb 4-20
4-19 Bb
4-20 Bb IV
organized delirium
48
Serialism
Aleatorism Micropolyphony
49
48
http://www.oxfordmusiconline.com/subscriber/article/grove/music/03708?q=Boulez&sea
rch=quick&pos=1&_start=1#firsthit
49
-
2008 29
A C B E D
6 9 11 13
6 9 11 13
13 11 9 (12) 6
(6) 6 9 11 13
2001
2002
2001
2007
2008
1995
1995
1999
Boulez, Pierre. Boulez on music Today, trans. Susan Brashaw and Richard Rodney
Benett. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1971.
Boulez, Pierre. Leçons de musique (Points de repère III) Textes réunis et établis par
Jean-Jacques Nattiez. Paris, Christian Bourgois Éditeur, 2005.
Stacey, Peter F. Boulez and the Modern Concept. England:Scolar Press, 1987.
Stuckenschmidt, Hans Heinz . Musik des 20. Jahrhunderts. Kindler Verlag GmbH,
München, 1979.
Ashby, Arved. "Schoenberg, Boulez, and Twelve-Tone Composition as Ideal Type. "
Journal of the American Musicological Society. Vol.54, No.3 (Autumn 2001).
Polaris
accel. e rit. ad lib.
1
stacc. sempre
ca.7"
Piano
Sost.
2
ca.5"
3
ca.9"
subito
2
4
ca.9"
5
3
6
R.H.
L.H.
repeat agitato with irregular rests ca.15"
rit. molto
cresc.
repeat 10 times with irregular rests
4
10
5
Sost.
13
Sost. Sost.
16
accel. e rit. ad lib.
5
18
subito
19
subito
21
Sost.
6
22
Sost. Sost.
24
cresc. molto
25
Sost.
7
26
Sost.
33
senza tempo
ca.9"
39
Sost.
8
ca.10"
40
ca.6"
ca.8"
41
43 ca.10" rit.