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      Thinking Through Collage: An Approach in "Collage Suite"

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      Date
      2012-12-17
      Author
      Becker, Matthew
      Type
      Thesis
      Degree Level
      Masters
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      Abstract
      This thesis consists of two parts: the first part being a composition of three movements for a chamber ensemble, and the second part being the accompanying essay which analyzes important facets of the composition. The name of the piece is “Collage Suite,” and is submitted as a transposing score. The accompanying essay discusses the concept of “conceptual collage” built upon touchstones of fugue, waltz, and scherzo. In addition, the essay also analyzes how the material within each movement of the composition contributes to the notion of “conceptual collage.”
      Degree
      Master of Music (M.Mus.)
      Department
      Music
      Program
      Composition
      Supervisor
      Csapó, Gyula
      Committee
      Marion, Gregory; Langner, Gerald; Parkinson, David
      Copyright Date
      November 2012
      URI
      http://hdl.handle.net/10388/ETD-2012-11-797
      Subject
      Composition
      Collage
      Chamber Music
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