About Alois Hába
Alois Hába (June 21, 1893, Vizovice – November 18, 1973, Prague) was a Czech composer, musical theoretician, teacher and organiser, one of the creators of microtonal systems in a western musical context. His most significant innovative contribution to European music is his reworking of the tonality into quarter, six, twelve, and five tone systems, which come from the Moravian folk tradition. He was a student of Vítězslav Novák, doggedly fought for a new style, which precisely mirrored the Schoenberg and Webern evolution in the twenties.
Top Tracks
Fantasia and Fugue, op. 75b
String Quartet no.2 excerpt
String Quartet No.13 - III.Allegro agitato
String Quartet No.13 - II.Andante cantabile
Suite for Quarter-tone Piano No. 6, I.Allegro
String Quartet No.7 - I.Allegro risoluto
Suite for Quarter-tone Piano No. 6, II.Moderato
Suite for quartertone guitar no.2 - I.Moderato
Suite for Quarter-tone Piano, II Andante cantabile
Suite for Quarter-tone Piano, I.Allegro agitato
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