In a music-aesthetic approach to Gothic based on Hans Gumbrecht’s notion of atmosphere and Jean-François Lyotard’s negotiation of the timbral sublime, my paper argues that timbre’s veiled vibrations are at the heart of Gothic darkness. Because the musicological and philosophical understanding of timbre remains largely mysterious, it does not just represent darkness: it also affords the shadows through which Gothic is defined and in which it hides
What are the timbral characteristics of musical sounds? From the second half of the nineteenth centu...
Whilst the features of spectralism are diverse and difficult to define, there can be little doubt th...
The thesis deals with the issues of timbre which has been for a long time neglected by music theory ...
In the decades that followed Horace Walpole’s pioneer novel of the new Gothic genre, Gothic literatu...
“Shall I say the voice was deep; hollow; gelatinous; remote; unearthly; inhuman; disembodied? What s...
This thesis explores the concept of timbre through the lens of analytic philosophical aesthetics an...
Timbre and orchestration are neglected parameters in analytical writing, partly because analysis tra...
In the history of Western musical thought, the intelligibility as well as the expressive powers of m...
Goth was a subculture derived from England’s punk movement, and it served as a pessimistic cultural ...
When George Du Maurier’s infamous mesmerist Svengali performs on his elastic penny whistle, the inst...
Timbre is an important aspect of music, particularly in the twentieth century. Relatively little ser...
This thesis explores the concept of timbre through the lens of analytic philosophical aesthetics and...
Spectral music is a repertoire that emerges from a compositional attitude that consistently conflate...
Before the 20th century, timbre was long ignored for its potential to articulate musical structure i...
This paper focuses on the musical movement called spectral music (almost exclusively concerning its ...
What are the timbral characteristics of musical sounds? From the second half of the nineteenth centu...
Whilst the features of spectralism are diverse and difficult to define, there can be little doubt th...
The thesis deals with the issues of timbre which has been for a long time neglected by music theory ...
In the decades that followed Horace Walpole’s pioneer novel of the new Gothic genre, Gothic literatu...
“Shall I say the voice was deep; hollow; gelatinous; remote; unearthly; inhuman; disembodied? What s...
This thesis explores the concept of timbre through the lens of analytic philosophical aesthetics an...
Timbre and orchestration are neglected parameters in analytical writing, partly because analysis tra...
In the history of Western musical thought, the intelligibility as well as the expressive powers of m...
Goth was a subculture derived from England’s punk movement, and it served as a pessimistic cultural ...
When George Du Maurier’s infamous mesmerist Svengali performs on his elastic penny whistle, the inst...
Timbre is an important aspect of music, particularly in the twentieth century. Relatively little ser...
This thesis explores the concept of timbre through the lens of analytic philosophical aesthetics and...
Spectral music is a repertoire that emerges from a compositional attitude that consistently conflate...
Before the 20th century, timbre was long ignored for its potential to articulate musical structure i...
This paper focuses on the musical movement called spectral music (almost exclusively concerning its ...
What are the timbral characteristics of musical sounds? From the second half of the nineteenth centu...
Whilst the features of spectralism are diverse and difficult to define, there can be little doubt th...
The thesis deals with the issues of timbre which has been for a long time neglected by music theory ...