Mass movements: James Clarke and the string quartet in 2020.

The article presents the discussion on James Clarke (b. 1957) adding a fifth and a sixth quartet to a collection with a ten-minute work commissioned by the Huddersfield Festival and Ars Musica Brussels for the Arditti Quartet. Topics include demands made of the players especially the use of microton...

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Publicado en:Musical Times Vol. 162; no. 1957; pp. 13 - 34
Autor principal: WHITTALL, ARNOLD
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Publicado: Musical Times Publications Ltd. Winter2021
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