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The decoding of Kogoj’s intriguing numerical labelling of chords in this discussion presents an important step ahead in understanding of Kogoj’s invention of so-called chord permutations. The use of those is confirmed and situated within an aesthetic and ... see more

The decoding of Kogoj’s intriguing numerical labelling of chords in this discussion presents an important step ahead in understanding of Kogoj’s invention of so-called chord permutations. The use of those is confirmed and situated within an aesthetic and ... see more

Modernism in Slovene Music and Marij Kogoj

Marij Kogoj's Andante for violin and piano is not only his first and at the same time his best work of its kind, but it is also the first musically mature violin composition in Slovene musical literature. Written around 1924, it was for the first time per... see more

The question of the identity of the Slovene composer Marij Kogoj has remained open for a long time. Only recently P. Merku's research revealed that the composer, hitherto known as Marij Kogoj, born April 27, 1895, died as an eight-month old baby – whereas... see more

In his piano compositions the composer Marij Kogoj continues the tradition of homophonic musical thinking. However, this was not sufficient, so that with the introduction of free polyphonic parts this homophonic fundament received a more minute, psycholog... see more

The Structure of Marij Kogoj's Piano Works

On the basis of available material the author tries to establish the precise identity of the Slovene composer Marij Kogoj. Following this aim, he makes use of the documentation to be found in the parish archives of St. Anthony the Miracle-Worker in Triest... see more

Modernism in Slovene Music and Marij Kogoj

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