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Stravinskian

[ struh-vin-skee-uhn ]

adjective

  1. of, relating to, or suggesting the composer Igor Stravinsky or his works.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of Stravinskian1

First recorded in 1920–25; Stravinsky + -an
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Example Sentences

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Many of them, in fact, didn’t bother staying for the Stravinskian “dessert.”

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It’s about the texture of the harmonies, the rhythms, the quotations, the Stravinskian drive, the klezmer and Jewish melodic style.

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An instrumental sextet — violin, clarinet, trumpet, percussion, prominent accordion and piano — sound just right, be it one minute Mexican, the next Stravinskian.

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It was startling to find how often the difficult meters of Stravinsky’s famous score were honored in the movement and how powerfully the Paris dancers revealed Stravinskian force.

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After Stravinsky’s death in 1971, at 88, he was a writer, lecturer, conductor, public intellectual and keeper of the Stravinskian flame.

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