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The Research On The Correlativity Between Western Sculpture And Music In The Twentieth Century

Posted on:2010-08-25Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:H R ChuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2155360275957937Subject:Fine Arts
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The western sculpture in 20th gives itself the new concept and form to its esthetic system and value characteristics.This thesis shows the deep discussions at the traits of the 20th 'S western sculpture through the research of private relationships both in sculpture and art.The possibilities and similarities in brand new ideas about esthetic are also being touched in this thesis in order to search the music characteristics in creating sculpture,effect and exist in musicial relationships.This essay analyzes deeply three parts of structural framework gradually.The first part studies the aesthetic form of Western sculpture expressing music relevance by the angle of aesthetic.Compared aesthetic experience and the relationship of structure generated,I will explain the music relevance in sculpture from the angle of aesthetic with different periods and different zones;the second part is probed deeply from the angle of time and is analyzed from associated cases;the third part studies and probes deeply music of sculpture and sculpture of music of the twentieth century from the angle of practice,which expresses compatibility of creative practice between sculpture and music and importance by comparing and analyzing them.Private relationships between sculpture and music are the huge question for discussion problem task subject including art,philosophy,science etc.As the basis discussions in the frame,this thesis leads the new perspectives in principles of modern music,classical & pop music,the new perspectives to the modern musicial sculpture and modern music about inosculating as a whole in practice in modern and developing countries.
Keywords/Search Tags:Sculpture in the Twentieth Century, musicality, Correlativity
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