Webern's use of symmetrical harmonic fields to focus and control the vertical functioning of his polyphony was a crucial stimulus.
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Using these 25 groups in conjunction with pitch multiplication, Boulez is able to create 25 " harmonic fields " within each set.
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All this energy culminates in a huge fugato ( based on material already present ), marked Intensivo, which breaks away from the harmonic field.
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Harmonic Fields was part of the London 2012 Festival, a 12-week nationwide celebration bringing together artists from across the world with those in the UK.
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If the time-harmonic field is instead e ^ { i \ omega t } u, one should replace-i with + i in the Sommerfeld radiation condition.
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Koblyakov's analysis reveals that the harmonic fields Boulez employs at certain parts of the piece are laid out very systematically, showing that the movements'overall forms are complexly mathematical as well.
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In August September 2012 Pierre Sauvegeot's Harmonic Fields, an ensemble of more than 500 instruments played by the wind, was set up near the cliff-edge within a disused section of Bowers Quarry.
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The electric potential in some other implementation of gridless reflectron ( a so-called quadratic-field reflectron ) is proportional to a square of a distance x to the mirror entrance : V ( x ) & # 61; kx 2 thus exhibiting a case of one-dimensional harmonic field.
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His " harmonic field " technique is now a topic of an academic research at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz in Austria and can be found in several of his works, including " Le Cimeti�re Marin " and " The White Angel . " He has composed a wide range of works including chamber, orchestral and vocal music, music for solo instruments, choral, and just one short electro-acoustic piece.
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For example, in his piece for ensemble and electro-acoustic support, De Ignoto Cantu ( 2004 ), the composer presents several melody lines which, despite their complexity, actually derive from a single simple source consisting in a few number of elements; each line contains a considerable degree of horizontal-spectral consonance, but the vertical intervals and the variety of rhythmic accents in each line create a tough dissonance, both in harmony and rhythm, it is : he uses harmonic fields associated to layered pulsation patterns and metric modulation to create a sonic analog to the distorting process of reflection, almost like a rotating lens through which the view goes in and out of focus.