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John Zorns File Card Works Hypertextual Intermediality In Composition And Analysis Maurice Windleburn

Name: John Zorns File Card Works Hypertextual Intermediality In Composition And Analysis Maurice Windleburn
SKU: BELL-56288456
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John Zorns File Card Works Hypertextual Intermediality In Composition And Analysis Maurice Windleburn instant download after payment.

Publisher: Routledge Taylor&Francis Group

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.89 MB

Pages: 153

Author: Maurice Windleburn

ISBN: 9781003321361, 9781032342887, 1003321364, 1032342889

Language: English

Year: 2024

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John Zorns File Card Works Hypertextual Intermediality In Composition And Analysis Maurice Windleburn by Maurice Windleburn 9781003321361, 9781032342887, 1003321364, 1032342889 instant download after payment.

This book is the first study of John Zorn’s ‘file card’ works, with special focus made on the pieces Godard (1985), Spillane (1986), Interzone (2010), and Liber Novus (2010). It explains the unique creative process behind these compositions, contextualizing them in relation to the history of file cards, the ‘open work’ concept, cinematic listening, and uncreative aesthetics. Semiotic, hermeneutic, and ekphrastic analyses draw hypertextual links between the four file card compositions and the worlds of their respective dedicatees: author Mickey Spillane, filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard, novelist William S. Burroughs and painter Brion Gysin, and psychiatrist C. G. Jung.