Which school of composition is Andriessen a central proponent of?
Vienna School
Berlin School
The Hague School
Paris Conservatoire
Answer
The Hague School, centred around Louis Andriessen, is a movement in contemporary classical music that emerged in the Netherlands during the 1970s. It is characterized by its eclecticism, drawing on various musical traditions such as minimalism, serialism, and jazz, as well as non-Western musical influences. The Hague School composers are known for their experimental and innovative approach to composition, often employing unconventional techniques and instrumentation.
Harmonies and Innovation: The World of Louis Andriessen
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