do·dec·a·phon·ic (d  d k- -f n  k)adj. Relating to, composed in, or consisting of twelve-tone music. do·dec a·phon·ist (d-dk-f-nst, dd-k f-) n.do·dec a·phony (d-dk-fn , dd-kf-), do·deca·phon·ism n. |
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Starling is explicitly referencing two modernist projects of different disciplines: the housing projects of architect Simon Schmiderer and composer Arnold Schonberg's serial dodecaphonic system of composition. The protocol of the break is grouped around certain works by Schonberg, Alban Berg, and Anton von Webern, the uncertain progressive protocol of nomination, dodecaphonic, then later serial music, and the labor of fidelity to that event. |
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