Indonesian references in Iannis Xenakis' Claviers : creative process with exogenous material in Pléïades (1978)
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Resumo: | The movement Claviers was composed for percussion keyboards and is part of Pléïades (1978) for six percussionists. Based on evidence from different archives, direct correlations with elements of traditional Indonesian music are highlighted here. The evidence points to the insertion of materials with which Xenakis had contact in the 1950s and during his trip to Bali and Java in 1972-1973. The insertion of exogenous material is rare within his work, but in Claviers it is a substantial part of the creative process, bringing a particular meaning to the structural treatment and sequence of sections that characterizes the movement. In doing so, the composer creates an underlying discourse and a rather dynamic context within this movement, and it points to correlations not yet examined in a broader part of his work. This dynamic context has very profound implications with Xenakis’ compositional thought and practice, bringing new elements to understanding part of the creative process during a very prolific phase of his life. |
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Indonesian references in Iannis Xenakis' Claviers : creative process with exogenous material in Pléïades (1978)Referencias indonesias en Claviers de Iannis Xenakis : proceso creativo con material exógeno en Pléïades (1978)Referências indonésias em Claviers de Iannis Xenakis: processo criativo com material exógeno em Pléïades (1978)ClaviersIannis XenakisPléïadesIndonesian musicPercussionClaviersIannis XenakisPléïadesMúsica IndonésiaPercussãoClaviersIannis XenakisPléïadesMúsica indonesiaPercusiónThe movement Claviers was composed for percussion keyboards and is part of Pléïades (1978) for six percussionists. Based on evidence from different archives, direct correlations with elements of traditional Indonesian music are highlighted here. The evidence points to the insertion of materials with which Xenakis had contact in the 1950s and during his trip to Bali and Java in 1972-1973. The insertion of exogenous material is rare within his work, but in Claviers it is a substantial part of the creative process, bringing a particular meaning to the structural treatment and sequence of sections that characterizes the movement. In doing so, the composer creates an underlying discourse and a rather dynamic context within this movement, and it points to correlations not yet examined in a broader part of his work. This dynamic context has very profound implications with Xenakis’ compositional thought and practice, bringing new elements to understanding part of the creative process during a very prolific phase of his life.El movimiento Claviers fue compuesto para teclados de percusión y forma parte de Pléïades (1978) para seis percusionistas. Basándose en pruebas procedentes de distintos archivos, se destacan aquí las correlaciones directas con elementos de la música tradicional indonesia. Las pruebas apuntan a la inserción de materiales con los que Xenakis tuvo contacto en la década de 1950 y durante su viaje a Bali y Java en 1972-1973. La inserción de material exógeno es poco frecuente en su obra, pero en Claviers constituye una parte sustancial del proceso creativo, aportando un significado particular al tratamiento estructural y a la secuencia de secciones que caracteriza al movimiento. Al hacerlo, el compositor crea un discurso subyacente y un contexto bastante dinámico dentro de este movimiento, y apunta a correlaciones aún no examinadas en una parte más amplia de su obra. Este contexto dinámico tiene implicaciones muy profundas con el pensamiento y la práctica compositiva de Xenakis, aportando nuevos elementos para comprender parte del proceso creativo durante una fase muy prolífica de su vida.O movimento Claviers foi composto para teclados de percussão e faz parte da obra Pléïades (1978) para seis percussionistas. Baseado em evidências de diferentes arquivos, destaca-se aqui relações diretas com elementos da música tradicional da Indonésia. Estas apontam para a inserção de materiais com os quais Xenakis teve contato nos anos 1950 e durante sua viagem para Bali e Java em 1972-1973. A inserção de material exógeno é bastante rara dentro da sua produção, mas em Claviers esta é uma parte substancial do processo criativo, trazendo significações particulares ao tratamento estrutural e à sequência de seções que caracteriza o movimento. Ao fazê-lo, o compositor cria então um discurso subjacente e um contexto bastante dinâmico dentro deste movimento em particular e isto aponta para correlações ainda não analisadas em uma parte mais ampla de sua produção. Este contexto dinâmico possui ainda implicações muito profundas com o pensamento e a prática composicional de Xenakis, trazendo novos elementos para a compreensão de parte do processo criativo durante uma fase bastante prolífica de sua vida.Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG)2023-09-28info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionTextoTextoTextotext/htmltext/xmlapplication/pdfhttps://periodicos.ufmg.br/index.php/permusi/article/view/4445010.35699/2317-6377.2022.44450Per Musi; No. 42 (2022): General Topics; 1-24Per Musi; Núm. 42 (2022): General Topics; 1-24Per Musi; n. 42 (2022): General Topics; 1-242317-63771517-7599reponame:Per Musiinstname:Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG)instacron:UFMGporhttps://periodicos.ufmg.br/index.php/permusi/article/view/44450/39038https://periodicos.ufmg.br/index.php/permusi/article/view/44450/39039https://periodicos.ufmg.br/index.php/permusi/article/view/44450/38952Copyright (c) 2023 Per Musihttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessMorais, Ronan Gil de2023-12-27T15:37:32Zoai:periodicos.ufmg.br:article/44450Revistahttp://www.scielo.br/revistas/pm/iaboutj.htmPUBhttps://old.scielo.br/oai/scielo-oai.phpantoniom@fgvnf.br||permusi@ufmg.br2317-63771517-7599opendoar:2023-12-27T15:37:32Per Musi - Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG)false |
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Indonesian references in Iannis Xenakis' Claviers : creative process with exogenous material in Pléïades (1978) Referencias indonesias en Claviers de Iannis Xenakis : proceso creativo con material exógeno en Pléïades (1978) Referências indonésias em Claviers de Iannis Xenakis: processo criativo com material exógeno em Pléïades (1978) |
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Indonesian references in Iannis Xenakis' Claviers : creative process with exogenous material in Pléïades (1978) |
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Indonesian references in Iannis Xenakis' Claviers : creative process with exogenous material in Pléïades (1978) Morais, Ronan Gil de Claviers Iannis Xenakis Pléïades Indonesian music Percussion Claviers Iannis Xenakis Pléïades Música Indonésia Percussão Claviers Iannis Xenakis Pléïades Música indonesia Percusión |
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Indonesian references in Iannis Xenakis' Claviers : creative process with exogenous material in Pléïades (1978) |
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Indonesian references in Iannis Xenakis' Claviers : creative process with exogenous material in Pléïades (1978) |
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Indonesian references in Iannis Xenakis' Claviers : creative process with exogenous material in Pléïades (1978) |
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Indonesian references in Iannis Xenakis' Claviers : creative process with exogenous material in Pléïades (1978) |
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Indonesian references in Iannis Xenakis' Claviers : creative process with exogenous material in Pléïades (1978) |
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Morais, Ronan Gil de |
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Morais, Ronan Gil de |
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Morais, Ronan Gil de |
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Claviers Iannis Xenakis Pléïades Indonesian music Percussion Claviers Iannis Xenakis Pléïades Música Indonésia Percussão Claviers Iannis Xenakis Pléïades Música indonesia Percusión |
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Claviers Iannis Xenakis Pléïades Indonesian music Percussion Claviers Iannis Xenakis Pléïades Música Indonésia Percussão Claviers Iannis Xenakis Pléïades Música indonesia Percusión |
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The movement Claviers was composed for percussion keyboards and is part of Pléïades (1978) for six percussionists. Based on evidence from different archives, direct correlations with elements of traditional Indonesian music are highlighted here. The evidence points to the insertion of materials with which Xenakis had contact in the 1950s and during his trip to Bali and Java in 1972-1973. The insertion of exogenous material is rare within his work, but in Claviers it is a substantial part of the creative process, bringing a particular meaning to the structural treatment and sequence of sections that characterizes the movement. In doing so, the composer creates an underlying discourse and a rather dynamic context within this movement, and it points to correlations not yet examined in a broader part of his work. This dynamic context has very profound implications with Xenakis’ compositional thought and practice, bringing new elements to understanding part of the creative process during a very prolific phase of his life. |
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