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polystylism: a standalone construct

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Composition

Schnittke's practice of combining quotations and allusions from several historical styles within one work.

In composition, polystylism refers to Schnittke's practice of combining quotations and allusions from several historical styles within one work. This meaning comes from Schnittke (2002) in A Schnittke reader.[1]

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References

Schnittke, A. (2002). A Schnittke reader. Indiana University Press. ISBN 9780253338181

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