Argento's song cycles are notable in his frequent use of dramatic, unusual text, most often prose that does not have immediately apparent musical possibilities; they blur the distinction between straightforward groupings of songs and dramatic works, which he terms "monodramas".
His works blur the distinction between straightforward groupings of songs and dramatic works, which he terms "monodramas". Argento's song cycles are notable in his frequent use of dramatic, unusual text, most often prose that does not have immediately apparent musical possibilities.
Argento's song cycles are notable in his frequent use of dramatic, unusual text, most often prose that does not have immediately apparent musical possibilities. His works blur the distinction between straightforward groupings of songs and dramatic works, which he terms "monodramas".
Argento's song cycles are notable in his frequent use of dramatic, unusual text, most often prose that does not have immediately apparent musical possibilities. His works blur the distinction between straightforward groupings of songs and dramatic works, which he terms "monodramas".