This knowledge, which is simply part of their trade, helps inform their own performance and compositional practices in complex ways.
This may be due to his iconoclastic compositional practices: the decentralized action, the letup on will, on here's-what-this-means.
Like Cowell, Harrison was grounded in the European tradition but fascinated by the world: by the variety of its aesthetics, its instruments, its tuning systems, its compositional practices, its sheer manifold beauties.
This again relates to item (6d) in the spectrum of invocations set out in Fig. 2, where rhetorical patterns can be used as resources for implying an attitude, as well as item (3) where so-called constitutive intertextuality, or what (Lemke 1995) refers to as compositional practices within thematic formations, allow comparison-contrast and evaluative stances to be fore-fronted.
As these mobile networks become more powerful and pervasive, they will have a greater impact on compositional practices and will require a shift in habitual, disciplinary approaches to authorship and to the relationship between the more formal discourses of academics and the informal communications on mobile networks.
Many "modern" musical compositional practices were being born in the era around 1500.
Liszt found his method through two compositional practices, which he used in his symphonic poems.
Liszt wrote two choral symphonies, following in these multi-movement forms the same compositional practices and programmatic goals he had established in his symphonic poems.
This group, while writing in a nationalistic style pioneered by Rimsky-Korsakov and Balakirev, was much more accommodating of Western compositional practices as personified by the music of Tchaikovsky.
