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We need to learn the rules before we can break the rules ( his thesis was on renaissance polyphony )

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how is his music comparable to mahler..?

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how is his music comparable to mahler..?

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90min = 30 seconds???

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use of a wide range of technical elements, dyanmics and tempo changes

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use of a wide range of technical elements, dyanmics and tempo changes

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- short pieces that last for less than a minute
- seems like there is no sense of direction but there is.
- why does he do what he do in the piece? why did he want to compose it in a certain way.
-his history is quite tragic..  :(
-he broke quite a lot of traditional rules and is rather innovative.

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did he write this kind of music because the more "traditional" style wasn't enough to fulfil his need to express his emotions

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how does webern's music work..?

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Webern was an emotional man

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what was he trying to add from transcribing archaic form to contemporary music of heinrich isaac

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what was he trying to add from transcribing archaic form to contemporary music of heinrich isaac

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why does he write music that is so hard to understand

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why does he write music that is so hard to understand

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is 20th century music scripted? how?

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His music demands a lot out of his audience

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His music demands a lot out of his audience

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what did the guy mean by manipulation in webern's works

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what's his intention in writing the way he does????

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How did the death of his mother lead him to create such avant-garde music??

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why did he write a 30s piece, like what was going through his mind when he wrote this

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why did he write a 30s piece, like what was going through his mind when he wrote this

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what does obvious trajectory mean in music

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what does obvious trajectory mean in music

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composition is linked to experience

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why does he use so many RESTS

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how should a composer try to convey his message?

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He explains in the video that unlike classical composers who use sonata form, which develops its themes as time passes, Webern's music uses musical cells which do not develop with time "non linear". He manipulates the cells however he wants to, with no regard to time.

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how did he get through his really tough life

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how does he condense so much intensity (same amount as mahler's symphonies) into like 30 seconds of music

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what does backwards / forwards music mean