His work demonstrates this independence, moving between elegant, dense and often highly musical freer compositions to an unfashionable but exquisitely made formalism.
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Using tools such as study scores and orchestration books, the course aims to cultivate the students'own voices through class discussion, written exercises, and free composition ."
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His painting " Rain " is an excellent example of his mature style, with elements of realism combined with a free composition and a dynamic interplay of colours.
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The " Missa solemnis " was the last major work Bruckner wrote before concluding his studies with Sechter, who did not allow his students free composition while studying with him.
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However, following Heinrich Schenker's usage in " Free Composition ", some authors reserve the term " neighbor note " to the lower neighbor a half step below the main note.
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Throughout " Counterpoint ", Schenker cites examples from the musical literature to demonstrate the highly varied ways in which the principles of strict counterpoint can be applied in free composition.
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Fuller-Clark also designed Boulting's Offices at Riding House Street, which OUP describe as " a remarkably free composition ", as well as 40 and 41a Foley Street, London in about 1908.
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In " free composition " ( Schenker's term for actual music, as opposed to theoretical exercises ), both of these two kinds of phenomena interact, together with the principle of repetition.
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Schenker thus views the rules of strict counterpoint as basic structures underlying the complex voice-leading patterns of free composition, and not necessarily as models to be literally imitated on the actual musical surface.
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This refers to all genres as well as to free compositions ( " Varuzhan Vardanyan ", 1983 " The portrait of Mshetsi ", 1989, " The Garden ", 1994, " Autumn ", 1999 ).
