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    Front MatterSource: Perspectives of New Music, Vol. 1, No. 1 (Autumn, 1962)Published by: Perspectives of New MusicStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/832171.

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    PERSPECTIVES

    OF

    NEW

    FALL 19 6 2

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    Arthur

    Berger,

    Editor

    Benjamin

    Boretz,

    Associate

    Editor

    Advisory

    Board: Aaron

    Copland,

    Ernst

    Krenek,

    Darius

    Milhaud,

    Walter

    Piston,

    Roger Sessions,

    Igor

    Stravinsky

    Editorial Board: Milton

    Babbitt,

    Arthur

    Berger,

    Benjamin

    Boretz,

    Elliott

    Carter,

    Lukas

    Foss,

    Leon

    Kirchner,

    Billy

    Jim

    Layton,

    George Perle,

    Mel

    Powell,

    Gunther

    Schuller,

    Seymour

    Shifrin

    Editorial

    communications

    nd

    manuscripts

    hould

    be addressed

    to:

    Editorial

    Office,

    25

    West

    86th

    Street,

    New York

    24,

    N.Y.

    Subscriptions:Perspectives of

    New

    Music,

    Princeton

    University

    Press,

    Prince-

    ton,

    N.J.

    Rates:

    $4.00

    a

    year,

    $2.50

    an

    issue.

    Copyright,

    962, by

    Princeton

    University

    ress

    Perspectives

    of

    New Music.

    Published

    twice

    yearly by

    Princeton

    University

    Press

    for the

    Fromm

    Music Foundation. Fall

    1962.

    Volume

    I,

    No. 1. Entered

    as

    Second

    Class

    matter

    n the

    Post Office

    t

    Princeton,

    New

    Jersey,

    under the

    Act of March

    3,

    1879.

    Printed n the United

    States of America

    by

    Princeton

    University

    ress. Music

    illustrations

    y

    Music-Book

    Associates.

    The emblem on the cover

    is

    a

    reproduction

    of

    a

    drawing

    made

    by

    Igor

    Stravinsky

    s

    a

    visual

    representation

    f

    his recent

    music,

    originallypublished

    in

    Igor Stravinsky

    nd Robert

    Craft,

    Conversations

    with

    Igor

    Stravinsky,

    New

    York:

    Doubleday, 1959,

    p.

    120.

    Copyright

    1958,

    1959,

    by

    Igor

    Stravinsky.

    Used by permission.

    The

    music

    examples

    in this

    issue are

    reprinted

    by

    kind

    permission

    of the

    copyright

    wners

    as

    follows:

    Boosey

    and

    Hawkes,

    Inc.,

    New

    York.

    Copland: Nonet,

    Copyright

    1960;

    Piano

    Quartet,

    Copyright

    1952;

    Piano

    Sonata,

    Copyright

    1942;

    Piano

    Variations,

    Copyright

    1932.

    Edward

    B.

    Marks,

    Inc.,

    New

    York. Sessions:

    Quintet, Copyright

    1960;

    Violin

    Concerto,

    Copyright

    959.

    C. F. Peters

    Corporation,

    New York.

    Schojnberg:

    Phantasie,

    Op. 47, Copyright

    1952.

    G.

    Schirmer, nc.,

    New

    York.

    Sch5nberg:

    4th

    Quartet,Op.

    37,

    Copyright

    939;

    Violin

    Concerto,Op. 36, Copyright

    1938.

    AssociatedMusic Publishers, nc., New York. Scho5nberg:uite, Op. 25, Copy-

    right

    1925

    by

    Universal

    Edition,

    Vienna.

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    CONTENTS

    FALL 1962

    PAUL FROMM

    Young

    Composers:

    Perspective

    and

    Prospect

    1

    ARTHUR

    BERGER

    and

    BENJAMIN

    BORETZ

    Editorial

    Note

    4

    In

    Memoriam:

    Irving

    Fine

    (1914-1962)

    6

    IGOR

    STRAVINSKY

    and ROBERT CRAFT

    A

    Quintet

    of

    Dialogues

    7

    EDWARD

    T. CONE

    Stravinsky:

    The

    Progress

    of a

    Method

    18

    ERNST

    KRENEK

    Tradition in Perspective 27

    KARLHEINZ

    STOCKHAUSEN

    The

    Concept

    of

    Unity

    n

    Electronic

    Music

    39

    MILTON

    BABBITT

    Twelve-Tone

    Rhythmic

    Structure and the

    Electronic

    Medium

    49

    CHARLES

    ROSEN

    The

    Proper

    Study

    of Music

    80

    DAVID LEWIN

    A

    Theory

    of

    Segmental

    Association

    in

    Twelve-Tone

    Music

    89

    ANDREW

    IMBRIE

    Roger

    Sessions: In HonorofHis

    Sixty-fifth

    irthday

    117

    COLLOQUY

    AND

    REVIEW

    ELLIOTT

    CARTER

    The

    Milieu of

    the

    American

    Composer

    149

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    CONTENTS

    SEYMOUR SHIFRIN

    A

    Note

    from he Underground

    152

    MICHAEL STEINBERG

    Tradition nd

    Responsibility

    154

    JOHN BACKUS

    Die Reihe:

    A

    Scientificvaluation 160

    ERIC SALZMAN

    PAUL

    DES

    MARAIS

    AaronCopland's Nonet: Two Views 172

    PETER WESTERGAARD

    Some

    Problems n

    Rhythmic

    heory

    nd

    Analysis

    180

    HENRY WEINBERG

    Letter rom

    taly

    192

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    CONTRIBUTORS

    IGOR

    STRAVINSKY

    s

    currently

    t

    work on a

    cantata,

    Abraham

    and

    Isaac,

    which

    was

    commissioned

    y

    theStateof srael

    and will

    be

    performed

    here

    at

    a

    festival ext

    year.

    ROBERTCRAFTwillrecord he

    complete

    orks f

    Schtinberg

    orColumbia

    Records.

    Volume

    of

    the

    erieswill

    appear

    arly

    n

    1963.

    HENRY

    WEINBERG,

    omposer,

    s on the

    faculty

    f

    the

    University

    f

    Pennsylvania.

    PETER

    WESTERGAARD,

    omposer,

    eaches t Columbia

    University.

    The Spring,1963 issuewill deal in partwith practical ssuesraisedby

    recentmusical

    developments,

    articularly

    n

    relation o

    performance,

    he

    performer,

    nd

    notation,

    s well as their

    mplications

    or

    he future

    ourse

    of

    musical

    ctivity

    s a

    whole.Contents:

    Charles

    Wuorinen:

    The Outlook

    or

    Young Composers

    LeonardStein:

    The

    Performer's

    oint

    of

    View

    Gunther

    chuller:

    American

    rchestras

    nd

    New

    Music

    Kurt

    Stone:

    Problems

    nd Methods

    f

    Notation

    PierreBoulez:

    Sonata

    LukasFoss: The ChangingComposer-PerformerelationshipAllenForte:Contextnd

    Continuity

    n an

    Atonal

    Work

    Peter

    Westergaard:

    ome

    Analytic

    ssues in

    Webern

    MichaelKassler:

    The

    Use of

    Formalized

    anguages

    for

    the

    Assertion

    f Music

    John

    Perkins:

    Dallapiccola's

    Art

    of

    Canon

    and

    contributions

    o

    COLLOQUY

    AND

    REVIEW

    by

    Mel

    Powell,

    George

    Rochberg,

    enjamin

    Boretz,

    Harold

    S.

    Powers,

    John

    Hollander,

    Godfrey

    Winham,

    Robert

    Cogan,

    Martin

    Boykan,

    Barclay

    Brown,

    Eric

    Salzman,

    and

    others.

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