The paradoxical result is that the creative thinking of the composer seems to be unlimited but, nevertheless, this freedom does not release his frame of mind from being insular. Harmony is by no means a regulator or directing factor. Having invented some satisfying sound-complexes, Rääts would use them extensively. Thus a block-system emerges. Polyphony appears in its linear shape; a novel feature comes into being, often an ostinato-figure has replaced the freer coursing line. The composer is inclined towards a chamber-like sound. The rhythmic patterns have become more diverse, but at the same time the ostinato has gained ground. It is obvious that Rääts wants to get rid of his traditional frame of thinking, but his creative character is “protesting” against it. Later the music of Rääts will become increasingly fragmentary, reaching the boundaries of Eclecticism. Collage and juxtaposition of the different styles are much in use.
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