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Martin Kirnbauer (ed.), Christelle Cazaux

Tanz und Musik

Series: Basler Beiträge zur Historischen Musikpraxis

Volume 42 2024

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Gabriele Miracle Percussion in Early Dance. Looking for a ‘Historical’ Groove S. 259-266

„… percussion instrument and to play it as they like. The same musicians who spend years assiduously studying …” „… musicians, we can hear how each of them contributes to the groove of the piece and renders the song …” „… organol-ogy and genres other than dance music to widen their knowledge about early percussion instruments.3 …”

Katarina Livljanić Medieval Stories and Rituals on Today’s Stage. Between Art, Scholarship, Obedience, Fashion and Horror Vacui S. 341-354

„… LivljanićEvery time that we, today’s musicians, step onto the concert stage to perform medieval liturgical music …” „… music’? What methods do we use to access knowledge about liturgical ceremonies of the past in order to …” „… transform them into performances? Why do we decide to perform them for a contemporary audience? How do we …”

Cristina Cassia From Pieces for Amateurs to Works of Art. Dance Music for Keyboard in Sixteenth-Century Italy S. 83-104

„… opinion, these two compo-sitions were likewise used to teach both how to play the instrument and how to …” „… will find it difficult to play his music and that sometimes the result may sound awkward to the ear …” „… tablature, and that you intabulate pieces yourself. How long will it take for you to feel able to play this …”

Jennifer Nevile Dance as a Physical Expression of Music in the Fifteenth and Early Sixteenth Centuries. Sources, Context, and Performance Practice S. 61-82

„… difficult to play at a high standard. The second point is that the music which accompanied dancing at balls …” „… as to how the music and dance related to one another on a structural level. Frequently this choice on …” „… explains how dance proceeds from music:La qual virtute del danzare non è altro che una actione demostrativa …”

Björn Schmelzer The Monstrosity of Early Music. Revivalism and the Excess of Musical Survivals S. 367-404

„… historical context and horizon, how can one ever manage to perform this music (bound as it is to specific …” „… true return to the origins of Christian church music.What interests me here is a comparison, made in …” „… detected during the musicographes’ musico-historical research. It would not be difficult to map these …”

Mojca Gal The Performance Practice of Ballet Music in 18th-Century France. Case Study: The Entrée Grave S. 281-298

„… performance practice topics.Performance Practice: How to Execute the Music in Order to Match the Dance …” „… , even with the issue of bowing resolved, the question of how to execute and articulate the music still …” „… connection with the execution of dance music). The ability to play long bow strokes at speed implies great …”

Jan-Friedrich Missfelder On Necromantic History (and Music) S. 355-366

„… academic instead of artistic approach to music.22 Musicological debates about the (im)possibility of …” „… (and Music)Jan-Friedrich MissfelderSome of the challenges musicians who engage with historically …” „… how appropriate and justifiable it is to represent the past in a very literal manner …”

Abstracts und Kurzbiographien S. 417-440

„… Early Music. Revivalism and the Excess of Musical SurvivalsThis essay is an attempt to rethink the …” „… ”. Paths, Detours, and Going Astray in Approaches to Early MusicAt a superficial level, the question raised …” „… how to find their tonal bearings.Ralph Bernardy, geb. 1988 in Trier, studierte Komposition bei …”

Silvia Leonetti, Maria Goncharova, Andrea Ravignani Breathing, Sound, and Movement. Evolutionary Biological Building Blocks of Human Dance Across Species S. 15-28

„… understand how we make and perceive music, and all the aesthetic experiences it entails, one also needs to …” „… hope that we have been able to highlight how the hard sciences can make their small but important …” „… Stamp Dawkins, “Tribute to Tinbergen: Questions and How to Answer Them”, in: Ethology 120/2 (2014 …”

Tim Carter Darf man das? Listening to Music This Way and That S. 327-340

„… Baroque music of any kind – are to my mind far more revealing not so much of how one should listen, as of …” „… music in the period therefore tied themselves in knots when it came to musical listening. One case in …” „… This drastic response to musical performance conflicts with our textbook accounts of music in early …”

Laila Cathleen Neuman Performing Goethe’s Proserpina (1815). A Practice-Based Study of Gestural Attitudes, Movement, and Music S. 299-320

„… music.5 My objective is to describe how practice-based research – namely, piecing together fragments of …” „… already been set to music by the writer, composer, and director of the ducal Hof kapelle, Karl Siegmund …” „… (referred to as monodrama when featuring a sole actor) is generally composed of spoken text and music only …”

Anne Daye Measure: Moving In and Out of Time S. 105-132

„… solution. Dancing by EarUnderstanding of how dance music was notated is valuable to the dance …” „… go well in step with the music that they play and to listen, making great use of always having the …” „… a consistent practice in fitting steps to music in Late Renaissance (ca.1550 – ca.1650) dances. For …”

Rebecca Harris-Warrick Ending an Opera: What Happens When Dancing Replaces Singing? S. 159-178

„… connections between vocal music and dance music grew weaker. How are we to interpret an opera whose ending …” „… , here is how the opera-ballet Les Indes galantes, composed by Rameau to a libretto by Fuzelier, ended …” „… after 1750 did not conform to a single model and might contain vocal music. Sometimes it looked like the …”

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Jörn Peter Hiekel, Johann Casimir Eule - Zwischen Apokalypse und Groteske

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Jörn Peter Hiekel (ed.), Johann Casimir Eule (ed.)

Zwischen Apokalypse und Groteske

Series: neue musik wissenschaft

Volume 2024

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Peter Edwards Critical Composition, Creativity and Style in Le Grand Macabre S. 85-96

„… understanding of musical style in Ligeti’s music, which in turn has wider implica-tions for how stylistic …” „… self-critical approach to composing music with the question of what musical style is at the core, as a cre-ative …” „… reduce music to com-mon identifying features. 1 Edward Seckerson, »Ligeti Le Grand Macabre, English …”

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Anita Mellmer - Fingerpicking / Fingerstyle

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Anita Mellmer

Fingerpicking / Fingerstyle

Series: Klang-Reden. Schriften zur Musikalischen Rezeptions- und Interpretationsgeschichte

Volume 26 2022

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8. Fingerpicker einst und heute S. 147-326

„… turned to music. He studied long and earnestly, listening to talented pianists and guitar players, and …” „… all night long to teach him how to play the guitar.«48 Vier Jahre später starb seine Mutter. Das …” „… Seeger, and Cotten went to work for the family, which was already prominent in folk music circles.6Peggy …”

7. Vom Banjo zur Gitarre. Spielelemente des Fingerpickings und ihre Herkunft S. 123-146

„… Kraftübung für die Finger darstellten.54Spielelemente, basierend auf Pete Seegers How to play the 5-string …” „… Tabulaturschrift. Mark Dvorak, How to play the 5-string Banjo by Pete Seeger. A workshop for beginners, S. 856Der …” „… Tabulaturschrift mit »Hammer-on«. Mark Dvorak, How to Play the 5-string Banjo by Pete Seeger, S. 10Abb. 15:57 Pete …”

5. Internet-Ressourcen und Elektronische Medien S. 417-421

„… Minnie. Her Story. http: / /memphisminnie .com/ (Stand: 16.07.2015).Pete Seeger, How to Play the 5-string …” „… Banjo. http://us.napster.com/artist/pete-seeger/album/how-to-play-a-5 …” „… 89. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/30/arts/music/doc-watson-folk-musician-dies-at-89.html?_r=0 (Stand …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-12

„… to play the 5-string Banjo7.2139Spielelemente abseits des Banjos, Michael Hedges Aerial Boundaries …” „… Sadie (Hg.), The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, [1st edition] (29 Bde.), New York: Grove …” „… 1980.NG2 Stanley Sadie (Hg.), The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, 2nd edition (29 Bde …”

4. 1960: Das Folk Revival und die Wiederentdeckung des Fingerpickings S. 65-76

„… Revival?Music revivals are defined as social movements that strive to restore musical systems that have …” „… Bevölkerungsschicht mit besonderer Bedeutung für die Indentitätspflege.34The term ›folk music revival‹ is used to …” „… authenticity) in turn are used to imply positive social value. Exactly how these concepts are mapped onto the …”

1. Methode und Methodenwahl S. 17-20

„… Seegers How to Play the 5-string Banjo3, verglichen sowie mit den von Michael Hedges neu eingeführten …” „… Spielart, die im Ragtime, Blues und später in der Country Music zu suchen sind, wird auch das Folk Revival …”

3. Die musikalischen Wurzeln S. 27-64

„… exclusively in British papers to describe the kind of music dancing – particularly dancing – imported from …” „… ragtime.«4842 Ebd., Sp. 1199.43 Charles Hamm, Art. Popular Music, § 2, North America to 1940, in: NG1, Bd …” „… Lamb, Art. Popular Music, § 1, Europe to World War II, in: NG1, Bd. 15, New York 1980, S. 93f.63 Berlin …”

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Christoph Hust, Ivana Rentsch, Arne Stollberg - Musik und das Unheimliche

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Christoph Hust (ed.), Ivana Rentsch (ed.), Arne Stollberg (ed.)

Musik und das Unheimliche

2023

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Abstracts S. 371-378

„… and shows how the games react to the actions of the player. After analysing the 378www.claudia-wild.de …” „… AbstractsArne StollbergPleasures of Fear. The Uncanny and its MusicClosely linked to the phenomenon of the …” „… unknown. The essay demonstrates how musical repetition is linked to the motif of the uncanny return in …”

Janina Müller Chronotopische Klangräume. Zu den tönenden Architekturen des Unheimlichen in Roman Polanskis Apartment-Trilogie S. 325-346

„… able to tell approximately how far away it is, and this distance factor provides yet another parameter …” „… Traveller, London – New York 2007, siehe das Kapitel »All that jazz and noise: Music in Polanski’s films«, S …” „… Marciniak deutet The Tenant als »cinematic narrative of exile, a move that allows us to analyze this film as …”

Marco Frenschkowski Sphärenharmonie und Wahnsinn. Ein Essay über Musik und die angloamerikanische unheimlich-phantastische Literatur S. 67-90

„… illimitable; unimagined space alive with motion and music, and having no sem-blance to anything on earth.37Was …” „… of Heaven and Earth. Mysticism in Music from Antiquity to the Avant-Garde, Rochester, Vermont 1987 …” „… grew wilder, whilst the old musi-cian acquired an increasing haggardness and furtiveness pitiful to …”

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Susanne Scholz, Daniel Dornhofer - Spectatorship in the Elizabethan Court

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Susanne Scholz (ed.), Daniel Dornhofer (ed.)

Spectatorship in the Elizabethan Court

Series: Zeitsprünge

Volume 17 2013

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S. Smith "Flourish. Enter the King sicke" S. 84-102

„… III suggests that by considering how early modern subjects might respond to music in the playhouse …” „… central, I argue, to the play’s impact in early performance, for by punctuating the play with musically …” „… announced by music, in 4.2, unites exploration of kingship through musical spectacle with the play’s other …”

S. Scholz, D. Dornhofer Introduction S. 1-8

„… acknowledged as a player in the courtly arena, was tantamount to existing at all. The Elizabethan court, like …” „… they provided, prepared young men to perform successfully at the royal court. It explores how …” „… drew to a close. Simon Smith’s article investigates the music of Richard III – exclusively trumpets and …”

S. Scholz "Dauncing true nobilitie" S. 45-62

„… metaphorical use of moving in harmony to the more practical aspects of how to choose a spouse: 5 Skiles …” „… , however, are not historically verifiable. Although the queen liked to dance1, dancing does not feature …” „… monarchs was conceived of as a medium to envision divine order for the eyes of the subjects. Dance, as a …”

J. Watson Learning the Performance of Courtiership at the Early Modern Inns of Court S. 63-83

„… in this training, and finally explore how participation in the revels can be seen to demonstrate a …” „… to ›appear‹ to belong there and to play his role convincingly. In the late Elizabethan period …” „… , the play on the verb (rendered »mentiendum«) disappeared and this led to several months of Wotton …”

J. Dillon Spectatorship at the Early Modern English Court S. 9-21

„… to all by ticket demonstrates a kind of openness to the public, whilst the cost of entry shows how …” „… attended to. So who the spectators were was crucial to what they saw and how they judged and responded to …” „… categories more broadly as where? who? and how and why? I am not going to spend much time here discussing …”

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