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A hermeneutical study on some of the recent music of John Zorn -- Nepotism : for string and percussion octet -- Zero-One : a performer trap for mousetrap (an electro-acoustic percussion instrument designed and built by the author) -- Attention span : for string trio and television-piano

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Nepotism : for string and percussion octet -- Zero-One : a performer trap for mousetrap (an electro-acoustic percussion instrument designed and built by the author) -- Attention span : for string trio and television-piano duo

Performers

Nepotism was performed by the Northwestern University Contemporary Music Ensemble, conducted by Don Owens -- Zero-One for mousetrap, an electro-acoustic percussion instrument, was performed by Steven Schick -- Attention Span : for string trio and television-piano duo was performed by Agnes Gottschewski, violin ; Mary Oliver, viola ; Frank Cox, cello ; Tamara Wilson, piano ; and Charles Kronengold, television viewer

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Nepotism was performed on May 21, 1991 at Pick Steiger Hall, Northwestern University, in Evanston, IL -- Zero-One premiered on a New Music Forum program on May 28, 1991 in the Mandeville Recital Hall at the University of California, San Diego -- Attention Span was performed on a New Music Forum program on February 22, 1990

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Four musical examples which accompany the essay, Approaching the music of John Zorn : a hermeneutical study

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  • 1992
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viii, 39 leaves ; 28 cm. + 3 scores (leaves 40-111) ; 28 cm. + 2 sound tape reels (analog, 7 1/2 ips, stereo. : 7 in.)

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Thesis

Thesis (M.A.--Music)--University of California, San Diego, 1992

Work Featured

Applebaum, Mark. Attention span

Applebaum, Mark. Nepotism

Applebaum, Mark. Zero-one

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2021-09-29