How did Partch's music differentiate from abstract music?
It was corporeal
It was dissonant
It was atonal
It was abstract
Answer
Harry Partch's music was corporeal because it was designed to be performed with non-traditional instruments that were specifically designed to create unique sounds. Partch believed that music should be more physical and tangible, and that it should be able to connect with the listener on a deeper level.
Harmony with Partch: Unveiling the Genius of Harry Partch
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