stravinskyan
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Characteristic of or resembling the style of Igor Stravinsky: Pertaining to the distinctive musical qualities, techniques, or aesthetic associated with the composer Igor Stravinsky.
- Relating to Igor Stravinsky or his works: Of or connected to the person, life, or artistic output of the composer Igor Stravinsky.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The composer's use of complex rhythms and dissonance was highly Stravinskyan.
- The ballet's Stravinskyan energy and primal drive captivated the audience.
- Scholars noted the Stravinskyan influence in the piece's neoclassical structure.
Advanced Usage
- The term is often used in music criticism and analysis to describe compositions that evoke the spirit or technical hallmarks of Stravinsky's different creative periods (e.g., the rhythmic violence of , the neoclassical clarity of , or the serial techniques of his later works).
- The piece wasn't a mere copy but a thoughtful engagement with Stravinskyan principles of orchestration.
Variants and Related Words
- Stravinskian (adj): An alternative, less common spelling with the same meaning.
- The critic described the symphony's finale as decidedly Stravinskian.
Synonyms
- In the style of Stravinsky: Having qualities reminiscent of Stravinsky's music.
- Stravinskian (see Variants).
Notes on Meaning
- The adjective is inherently proper and is almost always capitalized.
- It describes a set of stylistic attributes (e.g., rhythmic complexity, tonal ambiguity, innovative orchestration) rather than a single, fixed sound.
Adjective
- of or relating to or like or in the manner of Stravinsky