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Webern: The Second Viennese School
Original title: ウェーベルン 新ウィーン楽派
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Schoenberg was the teacher, and Berg and Webern his pupils. They pioneered atonal music and twelve-tone technique and are of paramount importance to the period and stylistic categories called contemporary music in classical music. Occupying the most avant-garde position in the musical world of the time, they also had connections with artist Wassily Kandinsky and philosophical thinker Theodor Adorno.
シェーンベルクを師とし、ベルクとヴェーベルンはその弟子である。無調音楽および十二音技法を開拓し、クラシック音楽の分野において現代音楽と呼ばれている時代や様式の区分に、最も重要なかかわりを持つ。当時の音楽界において最も前衛的な立場にあり、美術家のワシリー・カンディンスキー、哲学思想家のテオドール・アドルノなどとも関わりを持った。
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