Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://hdl.handle.net/2440/116028
Type: Conference paper
Title: The Lutoslawski Legacy
Author: Bodman Rae, J.
Citation: Proceedings of the International Conference, as published in Lutoslawski - Music and Legacy, 2014 / Latek, S., Trochimczyk, M. (ed./s), pp.59-69
Publisher: Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences
Publisher Place: Krakow, Poland
Issue Date: 2014
ISBN: 9780986885143
Conference Name: International Conference Lutoslawski - Music and Legacy (26 Oct 2013 : MontrĂ©al, Canada)
Editor: Latek, S.
Trochimczyk, M.
Statement of
Responsibility: 
Charles Bodman Rae
Abstract: The question of the place of Lutoslawski in the history of the 20th century is answered by placing him among the "great composers" with an argument for such a placement based on five themes which operate together in an elaborate counterpoint: musical integrity; moral integrity; search and struggle; consummate technique; and individual voice. These five themes encapsulate many aspects of the Lutoslawski Legacy, illustrated with examples from sketches of Les Espaces du Sommeil, and references to many other works. Eight research questions are posited, outlining the future directions in Lutoslawski research, concerning the comparison of his technique to that of his contemporaries, the antecedents to his use of melodic interval pairings, the reinterpretation of his technique by younger composers, the existence and publication of video recordings of the composer as conductor, and other issues.
Description: Chapter 4 of "Lutoslawski: Music and Legacy" is an expanded version of the keynote address by Charles Bodman Rae given to the Lutoslawski Centenary Conference (Lutoslawski, Music and Legacy) hosted by the Schulich School of Music, McGill University, Montreal, on 26 October 2013.
Rights: Copyright by: Polish Institue of Arts and Science in Canada
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