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Music

Organic Motifs Palindromes Elements of music Early music

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Reception, influence, and legacy

Milton Babbitt Post-Romanticism Formalist Literalism Historically informed

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Modernist music Milieu Lyrical Concision Atonal

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Born: 3 December 1883 Vienna, Austria-Hungary
Died: 15 September 1945(1945-09-15) (aged 61) Mittersill, Austria
Occupations: Composer · conductor
Works: List of compositions

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Music

Organic Organicism
Motifs Motif (music)
Palindromes Palindrome
Elements of music
Early music
Esotericism Western esotericism
Naturphilosophie
Goethe
Brahms
Schumann
Song-like Cantabile
Gestures Musical gesture
Bass clarinet
Tenuto
Messa di voce
Rubato Tempo rubato
Textures Texture (music)
Timbres Timbre
Ranges Range (music)
Plant aromatics Perfume
Morphology Plant morphology
Catholic Christian mysticism
Mysticism
Hagenbund
Microtonalist Microtonal music
Alois Hába
Semitone
Axial Axis system
Inversional symmetry Inversion (music)
Octave

Reception, influence, and legacy

Milton Babbitt
Post-Romanticism Postromanticism
Formalist Formalism (philosophy)
Literalism Literal and figurative language
Historically informed Historically informed performance
Immediate aftermath of World War II Aftermath of World War II
Otto Klemperer
Articulations Articulation (music)
Dynamics Dynamics (music)
Musical expressions Musical expression
Ian Pace
Op. 27 Variations for piano (Webern)
Early music revival
Amanuensis
Monteverdi
Schütz Heinrich Schütz
Gabrieli Giovanni Gabrieli
Tallis Thomas Tallis
Nicholas Cook
Anthony Pople
Richard Taruskin
J. Peter Burkholder
Felix Galimir
The New York Times
Die Reihe
Darmstädter Ferienkurse
Herbert Eimert
Fugue
Athematicism
Avant-garde

Recordings by Webern

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Anton Webern

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related to Recordings by Webern · 16

Anton Webern → ASIN B000002707, ASIN B000003XHN, Berg, CBS Records, Continuum, Lock-gray-alt-2, Lock-green, Lock-red-alt-2, OCLC, SBT, Schubert's German Dances, The Complete Works, Violin Concerto, Webern, Webern Conducts, Wikisource-logo

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Anton Webern → Anton Webern Gesamtausgabe Archived, Biography, Choral Public Domain Library, ChoralWiki, Complete Edition, English, Free, French, IMSLP, International Music Score Library, January, Project, Wayback Machine

Occupations · 2

Anton Webern → Composer, conductor

Born · 1

Anton Webern → 3 December 1883 Vienna, Austria-Hungary

Died · 1

Anton Webern → 15 September 1945(1945-09-15) (aged 61) Mittersill, Austria

Works · 1

Anton Webern → List of compositions

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Anton Webern	Occupations	conductor	1.00	infobox
Anton Webern	Works	List of compositions	1.00	infobox
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