Breaking Boundaries: Revolutionary Art Movements of the 20th Century

[@ataoz5487]

Thank you! 🙏

[@fg87fgd]

That's quote a mouthful of words.

[@byleew]

Great insightful journey through the 20nd century 😀Added schoenberg and Anton Webern to my playlist. Did not listen to them before (don't know much about classical).

[@Jose-gq9bt]

Thank you very much for your videos.

[@konstadinosp.]

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[@empiriconoumenist6335]

It was lovely to see another of your great vidoes appearing on my feed. As you said, composers don't slot neatly into categories, some expressionistic pieces sound impressionistic - ua-cam.com/video/Fh7t30u1IhA/v-deo.html - some serial pieces sound neoclassical like the central sections in Agon - ua-cam.com/video/tpygslSyQTY/v-deo.html - and yes, you should definitely do a video on Feldman, I've heard all manner of attempts at classifying him, from 'Webern extended into serentiy' to experimental to minimalist. Where would you place Feldman's old mate Birtwistle?

[@doctormock1]

Nice overview, but when it comes to microtonality I think you should have mentioned composers like Harry Partch and Ben Johnston who related the use of microtonality to the overtone series.

[@AlannahMarie]

Good point: I didn’t mention Spectralism!