Bartokiann.adj.
/bɑːˈtɒkɪən/, U.S. /bɑrˈtɑkiən/ A. n.
A student or admirer of Bartók or his music; a musician accomplished in the interpretation of Bartók's works.
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society > leisure > the arts > music > music appreciation > music lover > [noun] > of specific composer
Handelian1762
Mozartian1838
Wagnerite1855
Brahmsite1881
Wagnerian1882
Wagnerist1891
Savoyard1893
Brahmsian1894
Bachian1920
Schoenbergian1920
Purcellian1922
Bartokian1923
Stravinskyite1924
Stravinskian1925
Mahlerite1926
Schubertian1928
Delian1933
Tchaikovskian1937
Beethovenian1947
Lisztian1947
Schumannite1947
Berliozian1951
Ravelian1951
Rachmaninovian1952
Hindemithian1954
Mahlerian1955
Mozart-lover1959
Straussian1959
Elgarian1972
Verdian1976
Dvořakian1977
Vivaldian1978
1923 Observer 13 May 10/3 The Second Sonata..was..something of a puzzle..even to the few intelligent and enthusiastic Bartokians present.
1962 High Fidelity Jan. 66/3 The performance is by two of the foremost Bartókians of the present day.
2005 St. Petersburg (Florida) Times (Nexis) 7 Nov. 2 b Bartokians tend to prefer the chamber piece, but the concerto isn't bad at all.
B. adj.
Reminiscent or characteristic of Bartók's music or style of composition; of or relating to Bartók.Bartók's compositions are stylistically diverse; his study of folk music, particularly that of Hungary, is often reflected in the rhythms and melodies.
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society > leisure > the arts > music > composing music > composer > [adjective] > specific composer
Purcellian1698
Handelian1770
Rossinian1823
Mozartian1828
Weberian1830
Mendelssohnian1851
Offenbachian1857
Schubertian1866
Mozart-like1870
Wagnerian1873
Brahmsite1878
Beethovenish1879
Meyerbeerian1880
Wagneresque1884
Brahmsian1887
Dvořakian1888
Mendelssohnic1889
Beethovenian1890
Lisztian1890
Elgarian1906
Puccinian1906
Palestrinian1908
Berliozian1910
Straussian1910
Schoenbergian1912
Pucciniesque1917
Chopinesque1920
Ravelian1924
Delian1925
Beethovenized1927
Rachmaninovian1927
Bartokian1929
Sibelian1935
Webernish1938
Mahlerian1939
Hindemithian1941
Bachian1945
Tchaikovskian1945
Metastasian1947
Monteverdian1947
Schumannesque1947
Stravinskian1947
Verdian1947
Webernesque1947
Mahlerish1949
Vivaldian1952
Beethovenesque1955
Meyerbeerish1962
1929 Observer 10 Mar. 25/2 If we are to have music to our ‘advanced’ dramas, let it be barbarically Bartokian.
1953 H. Stevens Life & Music B. Bartók 157 Its waltzlike rhythm is more Teutonic than Bartókian, but the accompaniment is fairly unsentimental.
1996 Sydney Morning Herald (Nexis) 12 Jan. (Arts section) 12 The Bartokian influence in the opening andante was well brought out.
2011 Tempo No. 256. 94/2 There is a strong folkish feel to the Bartókian rhythms of the second movement.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, September 2019; most recently modified version published online December 2021).
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n.adj.1923