Musical Analysis. Historia – Theoria – Praxis (tom 6)
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red. A. Granat-Janki i in.
Wrocław 2021
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Opis
This publication belongs to the series entitled Musical Analysis. Historia – Theoria – Praxis devoted to the analysis of a musical work, encompassing both the description of the structure and form of a composition, and the interpretation of music, which enables its understanding. Discovering meanings in music is an ever-present subject of interest for scholars all over the world. It is also part of a long-standing research tradition at the Chair of Music Theory and History of Silesian Musical Culture of the Karol Lipiński Academy of Music in Wrocław, where the series has been originated. The book contains texts by musicologists, music theoreticians, composers, conductors and music therapists from Poland and abroad. The research problems they examine include meaning and significance in music, narratology and music rhetoric, intertextuality and wordmusic relations, representation in music, genre-related issues, the style of musical works, the usefulness of analysis in studying musical sources, and the concepts and methods of analysis. It is our belief that the book will arouse interest of a wide range of readers and enrich the knowledge of musical analysis and interpretation.
Spis treści
Introduction
1. Sense and Signification in Music
Nicolas Meeùs
Intrinsic and Extrinsic Meaning in Verbal Language and in Music
Clive McClelland
Terrifying Trees and Frightening Forests: Signifying the Supernatural in Nature in German Romantic Music
Siglind Bruhn
The Dies irae of Respectful Remembrance and the Twelve-Tone Rows of Death in Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 14
2. Narratology, Rhetoric
Joan Grimalt
Mozart’s String Quartet K. 421: A Topical-Rhetorical Narrative Analysis
Andrzej Tuchowski
Tonality and Shaping of the Thematic Material: Beethoven’s Piano Sonatas in C Minor as a Potential Source of Inspiration for ‘Futuristic’ Integrative Techniques in Sonata in B-flat Minor, Op. 35 by Chopin
3. Intertextuality, Word–Music Relations
Anna Nowak
Inter-Compositional Relationships as a Research Problem in the Works of Contemporary Composers
Aleksandra Ferenc
Intertextual and Intersemiotic Relations in Rafał Augustyn’s Miroirs
Beata Bolesławska-Lewandowska
Between the Poet and the Composer: On Nowy lirnik mazowiecki [New Mazovian lyrist] by Paweł Hertz and Zygmunt Mycielski
Agnieszka Zwierzycka
Pieśni Gabryelli [The Songs of Gabryella], Op. 25 by Władysław Żeleński – From Genesis to Resonance
4. Representation in Music
Katarzyna Szymańska-Stułka
Nebular Structures in Lithaniae by Aleksander Kościów
Katarzyna Bartos
On a Sacred Scarab’s Trail – Reportage II ‘Figures on the Sand’ by Grażyna Pstrokońska-Nawratil
5. Genology
Anna Granat-Janki
Agata Zubel’s Experiments with the Opera – Towards Genre Variety
Tomasz Kienik
The Magnificat – Instrumental Compositions. Exploration: Arrangements – Quotes – Inspirations
6. Style
Julie Walker
Chopin’s Last Style: Toward a Definition
Wojciech Stępień
Modernist Approach to Musical Form in Edvard Grieg’s Op. 54
Aleksandra Pijarowska
The Stylistic Idiom of Ahmed Adnan Saygun’s Music as Exemplified by His String Quartets
7. Analysis and Interpretation of Sources
Stephan Lewandowski
Friedrich Kalkbrenner’s Traité d’harmonie du pianiste as a Source for Musical Analysis. Theoretical Reflections on the Art of Preluding in the Mid-19th Century
Clara Maria Bauer
Louise Farrenc’s Symphonies Between Beethoven Reception, Reicha’s Traité de haute composition musicale and Genre References. A Study on the Adhesion of Musical Analysis and Historical Contextualisation
8. Concepts and Methods of Musical Analysis
Małgorzata Grajter
The Concept of Intersemiotic Translation and Its Application to the Analysis of a Musical Work. ‘Translating’ Fryderyk Chopin’s Preludes
Gesine Schröder
When Igor Went West. An Outline of Music-Theoretical Approaches to Orchestral Performances
Agnieszka Draus
Performance Studies – Possibilities of Interpretation of Contemporary Music
Klaudia Kukiełczyńska-Krawczyk
The Perception of Film Music – Discussed on the Example of the Piece My Name Is Nobody by Ennio Morricone