Kirchner, L.

Japanese: Kirchner,L.(英語表記)KirchnerL
Kirchner, L.

…(2) International School: These artists believed in neoclassicism, but after World War II, the Twelve-Music School came to dominate instead. These artists included W. Piston, RH Sessions (1896-1985), E. Carter, L. Kirchner (1919- ), etc. (3) New American School: These artists used Americanism as their material and were based on nationalism, including A. Copland, R. Harris, and VG Thomson (1896-89). …

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Japanese:

…(2)国際派 新古典主義を信奉し,第2次世界大戦後は新古典に代わって十二音楽派が優勢となる。W.ピストン,セッションズR.H.Sessions(1896‐1985),E.カーター,カークナーL.Kirchner(1919‐ )など。(3)新しいアメリカ主義 アメリカニズムを素材とし,国民主義に立脚したA.コープランド,R.ハリス,トムソンV.G.Thomson(1896‐89)など。…

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