Arnold Schoenberg viewed himself as an extension of the German Romantic tradition. Schoenberg's early unpublished songs prove his indebtedness to nineteenth century music, but they also show a great deal that is strictly Schoenbergian. This paper investigates the musical elements that Schoenberg assimilated from tradition, especially from the great Lied tradition of the nineteenth century. lements that may be associated with his later works are also investigated, namely the 2rundgestalt principle, and his use of the "primal cell," a trichord set that appears in works of all his periods. This paper shows how these elements are manifested in seven early songs. These songs are from the Nachod collection, an assemblage of correspondence and early unpublished music manuscripts by Schoenberg. This collection is owned by North Texas State University.

O projeto pretende demonstrar que em obras do primeiro período composicional de Cláudio Santoro ocorre uma mistura de escrita estritamente serial e passagens organizadas contextualmente e livremente estruturadas. Pretende-se esclarecer tal atribuição,principalmente, por meio dos conceitos de conclusão cromática, série e agregado. A base para o presente projeto são as obras do autor focalizado escritas entre 1939-1947 e os Opp. 23-25 (1920-1923), de Arnold Schoenberg. / This thesis intends to demonstrate that in Cláudio Santoro´s works from his first compositional period, a mix of stricted serial writing and passages contextually organized and freely structured occur. It is intended to clarify this attribution mainly through the concepts of harmonic completion, series and aggregation. The basis to this project are the studied composer´s works written between 1939 and 1947 and Arnold Schoenberg´s Opp. 23-25 (1920-1923).

Arnold Schoenberg's Second String Quartet, Op.10, completed in 1908, is the last of his works in which a key signature is used, and is generally regarded as a transitional work leading towards his 'atonal' period. Each of the first three movements has a key signature, whereas the last movement has no key signature--a characteristic of his later atonal works. / This study traces how the harmonic language evolves over the four movements of the quartet. The present analysis of each movement shows the structural procedures, the nature of the polyphony and the compositional techniques employed, including those which result in the dissolution of tonality. These changes contribute to the significance of the quartet as a critical work within the transition from the tonal to atonal medium.

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Thesis (Ph. D.)--Princeton University, 1981. / Typescript. "This essay and the Chamber concerto together constitute the dissertation but are otherwise inrelated." Includes the author's Chamber concerto, for flute, clarinet, violin, violoncello, and piano (1 ms. score (73 p.)). Includes bibliographical references (leaf 114).

Thesis (Ph. D.)--Indiana University, 2004. / Computer printout. Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 66-01, Section: A, page: 0021. Chair: Marianne C. Kielian-Gilbert. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 242-254), abstract, and vita.

O projeto pretende demonstrar que em obras do primeiro período composicional de Cláudio Santoro ocorre uma mistura de escrita estritamente serial e passagens organizadas contextualmente e livremente estruturadas. Pretende-se esclarecer tal atribuição,principalmente, por meio dos conceitos de conclusão cromática, série e agregado. A base para o presente projeto são as obras do autor focalizado escritas entre 1939-1947 e os Opp. 23-25 (1920-1923), de Arnold Schoenberg. / This thesis intends to demonstrate that in Cláudio Santoro´s works from his first compositional period, a mix of stricted serial writing and passages contextually organized and freely structured occur. It is intended to clarify this attribution mainly through the concepts of harmonic completion, series and aggregation. The basis to this project are the studied composer´s works written between 1939 and 1947 and Arnold Schoenberg´s Opp. 23-25 (1920-1923).

Arnold Schoenberg's atonal monodrama, Erwartune. Op. 17 (1909). has been viewed as an unanalyzable athematic aberration, without any discernible form. Recognizing Erwartune's forward-looking aspect, this dissertation also explores the melodrama and the Lied, a connection with the past which forges a new understanding of its form and structure.

La passe est le dispositif inventé par Lacan pour tenter de saisir et d’éclairer l’émergence du désir de l’analyste. Ce moment électif, où le psychanalysant passe au psychanalyste, Lacan le nomme acte analytique. En 1971, Lacan nous fait une proposition pour le moins surprenante : grâce à son art, l’écrivain James Joyce en serait arrivé au même point que l’analysant en fin de cure. La passe déborde-t-elle la situation analytique et concerne-t-elle la création artistique ? Dès lors, peut-on penser qu’il existe un lien entre acte de création et acte analytique ?Afin de montrer en quoi l’acte de création du compositeur A. Schoenberg est concerné par les enjeux de la passe, nous avons choisi d’extraire trois points cruciaux : le rapport au savoir, la cause du désir et le symptôme. Les écrits d’A. Schoenberg nous permettent d’avancer que son acte de création présente des similitudes avec ce qu’on peut attendre d’un analysant ayant accompli la passe. Il témoigne d’une mutation dans son rapport au savoir nécessaire à l’invention d’un système compositionnel inédit. C’est en suivant une nécessité intérieure (cause du désir), qu’il parvient à révolutionner les lois de la composition. La musique d’A. Schoenberg se présente comme un savoir-y-faire avec le réel. Elle lui assure le fait qu’il ne peut être réduit au savoir ou à la jouissance de l’Autre (symptôme). A. Schoenberg n’est pas sans paradoxe. Il se construit une version mystique, messianique (métaphore délirante) de ce qui le pousse à la création. Sa musique lui permet de mettre à l’abri sa singularité, tout en ne faisant pas complètement voler en éclat le lien social. / The Pass is the procedure invented by Jacques Lacan in an attempt to seize and understand how emerges the desire of the analyst.Lacan named Analytic Act the point at which the subject passes from the position of the analysand to the position of the analyst. In 1971, Lacan suggested a surprising proposal: thanks to his art, the writer James Joyce would have attained the same point as the analysand reaching the end of his analytic cure. Does the Pass extend beyond the analytic situation and could it be related to the artistic creation? Consequently, does it exist a link between the act of creation and the analytic act?In order to show in what way the act of creation of the composer A. Schoenberg maintains connections with the issues of the Pass, we chose to extract three crucial points: the relation to knowledge, the cause of the desire and the symptom.A. Schoenberg’s writings allow us to assert that his act of creation shares some similarities with what is awaited from the analysand going through the Pass. He there attests a change in his relation to the knowledge required to create an original compositional system. He succeeds in subverting the composition laws guided by an inner necessity (cause of desire). A. Schoenberg’s music presents itself as a handling mode of the real. It is for him a safe means not to be reduced to the Other’s knowledge or jouissance (symptom). A. Schoenberg is not without paradox. He builds a mystical and messianic version of what drives him to create (delirious metaphor). His music enables him to protect his singularity, without destroying the social link.

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