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		Music, that is not in the mainstream, is considered almost a fringe music, and avant-garde jazz is a music outside of the mainstream.
		Musical techniques and sounds of earlier eras as well as music from other cultures are embraced, continued, reinterpreted, placed in different settings and contexts, and used in different combinations and order and sometimes through the view of the current times.
		Jazz is used often as atmosphere music in nightclubs, as dance music especially that of the big band era, or to sit down and listen to in clubs, with usually a sense of a particular type of rhythm or beat, one that is particular to a certain type of jazz.
	cjhmusic.home.netcom.com /avant_garde_jazz_themusic.htm

	Early 20th Century Russian Theater
		The Russian avant-garde painters of this inclination called themselves cubo-futurists, to signify their synthesis of cubist technique and futurist ideology.
		Even more than Larionov, Goncharova was heavily indebted to the techniques of Russian icon painting, from which she borrowed the heavy drapery covering her figures, their stylized facial expressions, as well as their monumentality.
		The talented Natalia Goncharova captures the atmosphere of the Russian peasant milieu beautifully in her "Peasants Dancing" (1911).
	faculty-web.at.northwestern.edu /slavic/theater/index3.html (978 words)

	NetNewMusic :: New Music Now! The Contemporary Music Portal - The Avant Garde Music Portal
		She has developed a unique musical voice by synthesizing her classical music training with extended techniques, digital effects processing and improvisation, while retaining the depth and soul of the instrument.
		NetNewMusic is a portal for the world of non-pop, contemporary classical/indy/avant-whatever musics.
		O'Donnell draws on a wide repertoire, ranging from Bach's Goldberg Variations to Charles Ives's Concord Sonata and beyond, but her chief focus is on contemporary music, and she has worked closely with composers Helmut Lachenmann, Maurizio Kagel, and Tristan Murail.
	www.parnasse.com /netnewmusic.shtml (978 words)

	Garde
		Avant-garde film makers want to experiment with new ideas, forms, techniques, Avant-garde films are characterized by a high degree of
		Fægteklubben En Garde er en fægteklub i Grøndal Centret.
		En Garde heeft een uitgebreid assortiment keukenmateriaal voor zowel de Spring, Cuisinart, Lagostina, Global.
	yourinfoworld.com /q/garde.html (978 words)

	Pavel Tchelitchew View Magazine and Surrealism in the United States: 1940-1945
		[30] However, implicit in this perception of Surrealist art is the recognition that though it was a European export, the United States had become by 1942 a viable location for the exhibition of avant-garde art.
		This difference in intent was critical: Tchelitchew valued the ability of automatic techniques to aid in his layering of meaning and image, as in his major work Hide and Seek of 1940-42, while the Surrealists used the technique to reveal meaning and images that they could not otherwise access.
		Kirstein wrote of Tchelitchew's technique that "the behavior of his talent in the expression of his sentiment is not amorphous, subjective, or accidental, but rather disciplined and objective." This statement contrasted Tchelitchew's ideas with Surrealist dogma.
	www.heyotwell.com /work/arthistory/tchelitchew.html (6354 words)

	Surlect2.htm
		From the 30¹s avant-garde and surrealist techniques appear in prose.
		Chile---> center of surrealist activity: Grupo Mandrágora (Braulio Arenas): propose to study the great poetry cycles, the chivalry novels, the Elizabethan theatre, the Gothic novel, the German Romanticism and French symbolism, etc, and craft a new attitude to face the challenges of surrealism.
		Que (journal) 1928-30= point of departure of surrealism---> to erase all norms, to impose a new way of living and thinking and the absolute freedom of the individual self in order to reveal the essential truths hidden in the unconscious.
	academic.evergreen.edu /curricular/FLAC/Surlect2.htm (695 words)

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		Techniques d'Avant Garde, an investment company that sponsored WilliamsF1WilliamsF1, formerly Williams Grand Prix Engineering, is a Formula One racing team formed and run by Sir Frank Williams and Patrick Head.
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		That is why the Patek Philippe replica watch philosophy is symbolized by the slogan “Swiss Avant-Garde since 1860”.
		Since then, the company has always been in the avant-garde of watchmaking, whether in terms of technology, the choice of materials or design.
		We use different techniques in making Patek Philippe replica watch such as tiffany, fusing, decorating of watches, glass jewerly and other.
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	Amazon.ca: Unseen Cinema: Early American Avant-Garde Film 1894-1941: DVD
		The films showcase the many techniques developed in the earliest days of not only avant-garde cinema but in cinema itself.
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		Amazon.ca: Unseen Cinema: Early American Avant-Garde Film 1894-1941: DVD
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B000AYEIJA (355 words)

	Urrita
		A true avant-garde spirit in children's theatre thus bloomed in the United States with children's playwrights who developed new styles drawn from commedia dell'arte techniques, absurdist dialogue and grotesque farce.
		Whereas the Absurdists like Alfred Jarry used these so-called "forgotten" techniques drawn from the pantomime, the puppet theatre, farces or even techniques drawn from circus routines, Aurand Harris reclaims and reshapes the same techniques to create a new theatre.
		Namely, Harris presents children with a set of techniques French playwrights in the vein of Absurdism adopted themselves for an audience of adults: Adaptation of popular theatre genres such as guignols or Punch and Judy puppet shows of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
	www.bilkent.edu.tr /~jast/Number13/Urrita.htm (3523 words)

	t1+2artspace : Chris Dorley-Brown
		Avant-garde techniques and the avant-garde obsession with death are interwoven with the life and death of Home's mother.
		For the present exhibition at t1+2 Artspace the novelist, filmmaker, critic, musician and performance artist Stewart Home has brought together the results of his own researches into his mother's mysterious death in 1979 with the work of the photographer and video artist Chris Dorley-Brown.
		The film also implicitly comments upon how key aspects of radical Lettrist cinema of the early 1950s were commercialised in the late works of French filmmakers such as Chris Marker, Jean-Luc Godard and Alain Resnais.
	www.t12artspace.com /dorley-brown.htm (3523 words)

	Johns Hopkins University Press Books Stage Fright
		His argument brilliantly illuminates the relationship between and among the performance theorists of the historic avant-garde and a startling array of canonical authors whose careers in drama and especially closet drama proceed from a phobic distrust and even loathing of the theater.
		Grounded equally in discussions of theater history, literary genre, and theory, Martin Puchner's Stage Fright: Modernism, Anti-Theatricality, and Drama explores the conflict between avant-garde theater and modernism.
		At other times, however, it returns to the stage, when Yeats blends lyric poetry with Japanese Nôh dancers, when Brecht controls the stage with novelistic techniques, and when Beckett buries his actors in barrels and behind obsessive stage directions.
	www.press.jhu.edu /books/title_pages/2387.html (3523 words)

	Roy Campbell - New Kingdom: Reviews, Track Listing, Audio Clips, and more Music.com
		On the avant-garde "Frankenstein and Igor," Campbell manages to acknowledge different jazz eras at the same time -- Lester Bowie [+]'s influence is strong here, but he also employs the sort of techniques that trumpet heavyweights like Bubber Miley [+] and Red Allen were known for in the 1920s and 1930s.
		The title refers to what Campbell saw as a "new kingdom" of jazz musicians-- improvisers who have one foot in "the tradition" (meaning bop, cool, swing, Dixieland, or post-bop) and the other in the avant-garde.
		Roy Campbell [+] was a late bloomer when it came to recording; the New York trumpeter was 39 when, in 1991, he recorded his first Delmark session as a leader, New Kingdom [+].
	music.com /release/new_kingdom/1 (272 words)

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		Franz Roh was obviously responding to (and at the same time defining) European avant garde aesthetics.
		All of the "magical realist" painters also did cityscapes, and since we'll be seeing an Argentine avant garde painter in a moment who also does cityscapes, I'll show you another few examples.
		You'll recall that Shklovsky had argued that art exists to make the stone "stonier", that is, to revivify the everyday world by means of a variety of artistic techniques.
	www.uh.edu /~englmi/ObjectsAndSeeing_1.html (272 words)

	YIDFF: Catalog: YIDFF 2001 Official Catalog
		For Teshigahara, a creator and a producer who left behind an impressive legacy in post-war Japanese avant-garde art, artistic creation was indubitably an act in which an artist uses dramatic dynamism to create beauty, and art with new value was born most definitely from the intersection of different artistic movements.
		Endowed with both a gift and the environment in which to express it, Teshigahara was in a sense a fortunate, pure-cultured successor to postwar avant-garde art.
		The sculptures, displayed in a room, are juxtaposed against such natural scenery as forests and the sea, and an abstract movement of images is achieved by the techniques of overlapping, shooting frame-by-frame and close-ups.
	www.city.yamagata.yamagata.jp /yidff/2001/cat009/01c014-e.html (272 words)

	Guilford Chapter Excerpt
		European modernists in the 19th and 20th centuries also formed avant-garde movements, with each new group claiming to be the vanguard of art, the most advanced art of its day (hence the military metaphor of the "avant-garde").
		Modernist art lost its sharp critical and oppositional edge, becoming an adornment to the consumer society, while its techniques were absorbed into advertising, packaging, and design, as well as the aestheticization of everyday life.
		Modernist works also expressed the personal vision of the artist, his or her own unique view of the world, and the modernist masterwork attempted to generate new modes of art and new ways of seeing and thinking.
	www.guilford.com /excerpts/best3EX.html (272 words)

	:: SFJAZZ ::
		Alto sax giant and avant-garde pioneer Ornette Coleman returns to the Festival at the helm of his daring quartet with two virtuoso bassists (Tony Falanga and Masada’s Greg Cohen) and a drummer (son Denardo Coleman).
		Recognized as the founder of the jazz avant-garde, Ornette Coleman created free jazz, introducing new approaches to tonality, melody, harmony, rhythm, and form.
		He liberated the improvised solo from an adherence to strict meter and predetermined harmonic “changes.” He also wrote dozens of groundbreaking jazz compositions using advanced techniques such as spontaneous polytonality (transposing clefs and keys and improvising in multiple keys), pantonality (divergent keys, simultaneously), and polyphony (parallel, unrelieved motion).
	www.sfjazz.org /concerts/fall05/artists/ornette_coleman.html (831 words)

	Guilford Chapter Excerpt
		For postmodernists, the belief of the avant-garde in the integrity of the individual as an activist agent, in language as revelatory of objective truth, and in faith in historical progress remain wedded to the mythic structure of modern rationalism.
		But one could twist the argument that almost all conceivable stylistic inventions were made by modern and avant-garde artists to lend credibility to the postmodern sense that there is nothing new for a writer to accomplish.
		Instead of deep content, grand themes, and moral lessons, ludic postmodernists like Barth, Barthelme, and Nabokov are primarily concerned with the form and play of language and adopt sportive, ironic, self-reflexive, "metafictional" techniques that flaunt artifice and emphasize the act of writing over the written word.
	www.guilford.com /cgi-bin/cartscript.cgi?page=excerpts/best3EX.html&dir=polphil&cart_id= (16611 words)

	Luciano Berio MP3 Downloads - Luciano Berio Music Downloads - Luciano Berio Music Videos
		A major force in the development of postwar-era experimental music, avant-garde composer and theorist Luciano Berio brought a sense of lyricism and personal expression to even the most complex techniques of electronic and aleatoric music, his modernist approach lending itself to a variety of idioms while incorporating resources including folk traditions, choreography, mime, and acrobatics.
		While heading the studio, Berio began pursuing a means of reconciling electronic music with musique concrète; concurrently, he and Maderna also co-founded the avant-garde journal Incontri Musicali.
		Born into a musical family on October 24, 1925 in Oneglia, Italy, Berio studied composition and conducting at Milan's Conservatorio di Musica Giuseppe Verdi, and in 1952 travelled to the U.S. to study under the influential composer Luigi Dallapiccola.
	www.mp3.com /luciano-berio/artists/2457/biography.html (534 words)

	BBC NEWS Entertainment Italian avant-garde composer dies
		Berio, who came from a musical family, started writing in the mid-1950s and quickly established a reputation as a pioneer in the use of electronic and avant-garde techniques of composition.
		Berio was regarded as one of the most important contemporary avant-garde composers, with major influence as a teacher and conductor as well as a composer.
		Berio's music had elements of 20th Century so-called concrete music, in its use of found fragments of sound.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/entertainment/2942454.stm (234 words)

	Vita Herlinda Charpentier Saitz Ph
		Topics range from Gómez de la Serna, Carmen de Burgos, Octavio Paz, Modernism and Avant Garde, Neruda, and García Márquez to Caribbean Cinema and culture, Gender Stereotypes and Literary Translation.
		Internationally recognized leading scholar on Ramón Gómez de la Serna, Carmen de Burgos-Seguí and Spanish and Latin American Avant Garde Literature.
		Leader in issues concerning diversity and pluralism, teaching with technology and in the creation of software and teaching guides that create environments that encourage critical thinking and collaborative learning through the use of the latest techniques.
	www.uml.edu /dept/culturalstudies/herlinda_resume.htm (234 words)

	Net Art 101: Lev Manovich: New Media from Borges to HTML
		New Media as the Encoding of Modernist Avant-Garde; New Media as Metamedia.
		New Media indeed represents the new avant-garde, and its innovations are at least as radical as the formal innovations of the 1920s.
		This is another example of quantity changing into quality in media history: the gradual accumulation of media records and the gradual automation of media management and manipulation techniques eventually recoded modernist aesthetics into a very different post-modern aesthetics.
	www.nothing.org /netart_101/readings/manovich.htm (234 words)

	Midnight Eye feature: A Page of Madness (1927)
		A Page of Madness is the Japanese contribution to the international avant-garde cinema of the 1920s, and also the participation of cinema in the Japanese avant-garde movement.
		Kinugasa spent two years in Paris studying the new sound synchronisation techniques before returning to Japan to re-continue his prolific output, until his last film in 1967, a Russian co-production entitled The Little Runaway (Chiisai Tobosha).
		For the first time A Page of Madness could be seen outside of its country of origin, affording contemporary viewers the opportunity to place the film within a historical context alongside other seminal films produced during the silent period, revealing that in many respects, Kinugasa was way ahead of the game.
	www.midnighteye.com /features/silentfilm_pt1.shtml (234 words)

	Jazzmatazz - 2001 Philadelphia Jazz Concerts
		Ribot performs a mixture of jazz standards, blues, and traditional songs, plus avant-garde compositions from Albert Ayler and John Zorn, which he twists and bends to his own vision.
		breaks away from his current ensemble, Cubanos Positizos, and his sideman roles, and gets back to his jazz and avant-garde roots.
		The treatments range from his meditative, oriental-sounding version of the title piece (by Ayler), to the extended techniques on Zorn's "Book of Heads #13," the noise of "Empty," and a slow, beautiful version of the Beatle's "Happiness is a Warm Gun." - Alan Lankin]
	jazzmatazz2.home.att.net /2001_phillyconcerts.html (3692 words)

	Net Art 101: Lev Manovich: New Media from Borges to HTML
		New Media as the Encoding of Modernist Avant-Garde; New Media as Metamedia.
		New Media indeed represents the new avant-garde, and its innovations are at least as radical as the formal innovations of the 1920s.
		This is another example of quantity changing into quality in media history: the gradual accumulation of media records and the gradual automation of media management and manipulation techniques eventually recoded modernist aesthetics into a very different post-modern aesthetics.
	www.nothing.org /netart_101/readings/manovich.htm (7724 words)

	Amazon.ca: DVD: Unseen Cinema: Early American Avant-Garde Film 1894-1941 [7 Discs]
		The films showcase the many techniques developed in the earliest days of not only avant-garde cinema but in cinema itself.
		Buy Unseen Cinema: Early American Avant-Garde Film 189...
		These films, many of which have been unseen since their original exhibitions, were provided by a variety of film archives.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B000AYEIJA (303 words)

	Ne(x)tworks May 28
		Inspired by the striking contradictions of Abe's abstract yet vivid imagery and text that is at turns comic, bleak, romantic, tragic, and hopeful, the work is a blend of both traditional and avant-garde vocal techniques, freely improvisational and strictly minimalist textures, an economy of movement and staging and yet an extremity of emotional expression.
		Ne(x)tworks is a boundary-breaking group of performing composers generating totally original avant-garde music.
		With a libretto by writer/singer/actor William Youmans and performances by groundbreaking vocalist Joan LaBarbara and innovative music group Ne(x)tworks, this work is a collaborative event that will suggest a new definition for the term opera while drawing on the rich tradition of the genre as well as each performer's unique musical background.
	list.mail.virginia.edu /pipermail/silence/2004-May/000845.html (232 words)

	AMM MP3 Downloads - AMM Music Downloads - AMM Music Videos
		This incarnation of the influential British free improvisation ensemble is a curious standout in their repertoire of highly experimental music, most notably because of its directly musical techniques and almost fusion approach that is peculiar for a group usually associated with the highest degrees of avant-garde abstraction.
		The free improvisation group AMM remains a highly influential avant-garde phenomenon.
		This recording is a strange anomaly in the AMM catalog, as the group has centered around founding members Keith Rowe and...
	www.mp3.com /amm/artists/7252/discography.html (442 words)

	Ultraism -- Britannica Concise Encyclopedia - The online encyclopedia you can trust!
		Later the verbal techniques of the ultraístas were revived by post-World War II avant-garde writers.
		Influenced by the emphasis on form of the French Symbolists and Parnassians, a distinguished coterie of avant-garde poets (ultraístas) produced verse that often defied objective analysis and gave the impression of a coldly intellectual experimentation.
		Launched in Madrid in 1919 by the poet Guillermo de Torre, Ultraism attracted most of the important contemporary poets.
	www.britannica.com /ebc/article-9074174 (213 words)

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