Week 3
# Objectives:
- Reference collection and reading
- Website development
- Applications of extended techniques
- Read Brian Ferneyhough (Lois Fitch, Brian Ferneyhough (University of Chicago, 2013)
# Research of the Week:
| References Consulted and Added | |
|---|---|
| Duncan, S. (2015, April 30). The concept of new complexity: Notation, interpretation and analysis [Cornell University]. Retrieved March 4, 2022, from https://www.academia.edu/7151765/The_Concept_of_New_Complexity_Notation_Interpretation_and_Analysis_Cornell_University_ |
# Reported Progress towards Project Completion:
# Summative Narrative:
In addition to continuing to review collected references, I delved more deeply into one particular reference: a dissertation written by a PhD student at Cornell University in 2015. This has proven to be very useful and will inform some of what I write about New Complexity. Duncan asks what really unifies the various composers that constitute the genre. He examines Roger Regate’s first published work, Genoi Hoios Essi for solo piano.
See references for an up to date list of consulted and cited sources