Lohse, Martin

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Contents 1 Synopsis 2 Contents 2.1 Short biography 2.2 Music style 2.3 General techniques 2.4 Harmony 2.5 Rhythm 2.6 Melody 2.7 Chronology of Techniques 2.8 Analyses of works 2.9 Classifications of works

[edit] Synopsis

This book covers the music style, composition techniques and methods of Martin Lohse, a Danish 21st century classical composer and visual artist born May 29, 1971 in Copenhagen, Denmark ^[1]

[edit] Contents

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[edit] Short biography

[edit] Music style

1. General description
2. Neoclassic
   1. Modern
   2. Romantic
   3. Baroque
   4. Renaissance/mediaeval
3. Transcendental/minimalism
4. Electronic
   1. Chambermusic with electronic
   2. Pure electronic

[edit] General techniques

1. Poly-music
   1. Description
   2. Poly-layers of music
   3. Rhythm across harmony
2. Infiniti rows
   1. Description
   2. Golden sections
   3. Primes
3. 5-tone lydian modus
4. Canon
5. Delay

[edit] Harmony

1. All-interval chords
   1. Description
   2. Chord successions
      1. Two plus two voices
      2. Sequences
   3. Minor third + tritonus
2. Major third
   1. Choral
   2. Patterns
3. Sequences
   1. All-interval chords
   2. Major third
4. Shivering chords
5. Golden section
   1. Interval-music

[edit] Rhythm

1. Tempo
   1. Accelerando/decelerando
   2. Polytempoes
2. Golden section
   1. Description
   2. Rhythm
3. Free notation

[edit] Melody

1. Major third
2. All-interval chords
3. Golden secton
   1. Interval-music

[edit] Chronology of Techniques

[edit] Analyses of works

1. Smoke
   1. Short analysis
   2. Full analysis
2. Entity
   1. Short analysis
   2. Full analysis

[edit] Classifications of works

1. Chronology of works
2. Works classified by techniques