Partitions for Piano

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Partitions for Piano is a highly structured, serialist solo piano composition by American composer Milton Babbitt, exemplifying his rigorous mathematical approach to twelve-tone music.

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instanceOf composer
musical composition
serialist composition
solo piano piece
twelve-tone composition
aesthetic high modernist
non-tonal
composer Milton Babbitt
compositionalApproach mathematical
compositionalTechnique integral serialism
twelve-tone technique
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
countryOfOrigin United States of America
creator Milton Babbitt
dedicatedTo pianists interested in contemporary music
difficulty virtuosic
genre contemporary classical music
serialism
twelve-tone music
hasTwelveToneRow yes
hasTypeOfSerialControl articulation
dynamics
pitch
rhythm
influencedBy Anton Webern
Arnold Schoenberg
Second Viennese School
instrumentation piano
intendedPerformer solo pianist
isPartOfTradition American serialism
language instrumental
movement single-movement work
notableCharacteristic complex rhythmic structures
rigorous organization of pitch
use of set theory in pitch organization
performanceContext concert performance
period 20th-century music
requires advanced piano technique
high rhythmic precision
strong score-reading ability
structure highly structured
style American academic modernism
titleAlludesTo mathematical partitions
partitioning of pitch-class sets
usesMathematicalConcepts combinatorics
set partitions

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Milton Babbitt notableWork Partitions for Piano