The Cambridge Companion to Serialism

Contents

• Preface;
• Part I . Contexts 1:
• 1. Theorising serialism Catherine Nolans;
• 2. The aesthetics of serialism Marcus Zagorski;
• 3. Serialism in history and criticism Arnold Whittall;
• Part II . Composers:
• 4. Arnold Schoenberg and the 'Musical Idea' Jack Boss;
• 5. Alban Berg's eclectic serialism Silvio Dos Santos;
• 6. Rethinking late Webern Sebastian Wedler;
• 7. Milton Babbitt and 'Total' serialism Andrew Mead;
• 8. Pierre Boulez and the redefinition of serialism Catherine Losada;
• 9. The serial music of Karlheinz Stockhausen Imke Misch;
• 10. Luigi Nono and the development of serial technique Angela Ida de Benedictis and Veniero Rizzardi;
• 11. Stravinsky's path to serialism Maureen Carr;
• Part III . Geographies:
• 12. Serialism in western Europe Mark Delaere;
• 13. Serialism in Canada and the United States Emily Abrams Ansari;
• 14. Serialism in central and eastern Europe Iwona Lindstedt;
• 15. Serialism in the USSR Peter J. Schmelz;
• 16. Serialism in Latin America Bjoern Heile;
• 17. Serialism in east Asia Nancy Yunhwa Rao;
• Part IV . Contexts II:
• 18. Towards an authentic interpretation of serial music Peter O'Hagan;
• 19. Metamorphoses of the serial (and the 'Post-Serial Question') Charles Wilson;
• 20. Technologies and the serial attitude Jennifer Iverson; Bibliography.