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July 17, 2025Aspects of Historical MusicologyOpen Access

“El Polifemo de Oro” by Reginald Smith Brindle: specificity of implementation of the program plan

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Overview

This analysis reveals the twelve-tone technique and artistic integrity in Brindle's guitar work, highlighting its connection to Lorca's poetry.

Key Points

  • The twelve-tone technique enhances the symbolic content of Brindle’s work, showcasing innovative contributions to the guitar repertoire.
  • Contrasting dynamics and tempo create a conditional musical plot replicating the moods of the mythological hero.
  • Artistic techniques like various timbre receptions and articulation methods reveal the expressive capabilities of the guitar.
  • Brindle's integration of poetic images by G. Lorca adds depth to the artistic framework of 'El Polifemo de Oro.'

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Anastasiia Shnyriova (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af6210ad7bf08b1eae32ebhttps://doi.org/10.34064/khnum2-39.13
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