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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 …” „… Seeger, and Cotten went to work for the family, which was already prominent in folk music circles.6Peggy …” „… moves. He could play a complete band arrangement by himself. That appealed to the lone-wolf mentality …”

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

„… of passed on to other minstrel banjo players.4Dieser »down-stroke«-Spielstil, bei dem die …” „… perform well upon this instrument, one should be able both to pick and to strike, like guitar players.«12 …” „… ihre Herkunft127finger. After sufficient practice, the pupil should learn to use three fingers by …”

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 …” „… von Folk und Folk MusicFolklore may be ›old wine in new bottles‹ and also ›new wine in old bottles …”

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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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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 …” „… instrumentalists would have had to learn, memorise, and, to some extent, rehearse the music for these newly …” „… only the most skilled musicians were permitted to play at these events.The desire of the guilds to …”

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

„… and play music as it was written, and later as a basis on which to learn to improvise in order to …” „… will find it difficult to play his music and that sometimes the result may sound awkward to the ear …” „… dances play music on organs, they cannot help beating the keys (there’s nothing worse to hear) and …”

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

„… connection with the execution of dance music). The ability to play long bow strokes at speed implies great …” „… concert music was concerned. In the case of an adagio, the performer was expected to play a floridly …” „… the diction and phrasing and aim to guide the less skilful musician through the execution of the music …”

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

„… or to spell the names of the instruments: an early music public is always eager to learn, hahaha …” „… 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 …”

Abstracts und Kurzbiographien S. 417-440

„… beginners who wanted to learn to play and, once familiar with this genre, to improvise. Even the …” „… 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 …”

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 …” „… . The audience had entered the play – this is real theatre”.18 In the past century, our relationship to …”

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

„… music which had long since been banned from the cathedral of Paris”.64 We do not get to learn anything …” „… 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 …”

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 …” „… be a trait underlying the origin of music and dance. The development of new non-stressogenic methods to …” „… Music”, in: Musicae Scien-tiae 3/1 (suppl.) (1999), 59–73.22 Thomas Geissmann, “Gibbon Songs and Human …”

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 …” „… , convey meanings that attentive listeners and viewers can learn to read? This article offers some starting …” „… after 1750 did not conform to a single model and might contain vocal music. Sometimes it looked like the …”

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Inna Klause, Andreas Waczkat, Stefan Weiss - Komponisten im Gulag der Stalinzeit

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Inna Klause (ed.), Andreas Waczkat (ed.), Stefan Weiss (ed.)

Komponisten im Gulag der Stalinzeit

Series: Göttingen Studies in Musicology/Göttinger Studien zur Musikwissenschaft

Volume 2 2024

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Oleg Timofeyev Guitar in the Gulag: The Case of Matvey Pavlov-Azancheyev (1888–1963) / Гитара в ГУЛАГе: жизнь и творчество М.С. Павлова-Азанчеева S. 237-268

„… musical thoughts in my head, but do not have music paper. Maksimov asked me to write my autobiography! But …” „… that upbeat patriotic music would help his case, and he probably used it as a musical sup-plement to …” „… music and letters and had barely begun to work on it. I wanted to find out from Bar-dach, who was a …”

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Hervé Audéon, Jana Frankova, Herbert Schneider - Antoine Reicha

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Hervé Audéon (ed.), Jana Frankova (ed.), Herbert Schneider (ed.)

Antoine Reicha

Series: Musikwissenschaftliche Publikationen

Volume 52 2023

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Jana Franková The opéras-comiques composed by Antoine Reicha after 1808: their sources and typology S. 127-170

„… plot. Despite its difficulty for musicians, this opera has lively music that completely fits to the …” „… chansonnette to a 0 time of the Turkish music). After a short section when the Turkish musicians seem to get …” „… , thabourahs, psalterions, grosse caisse”), musicians playing the “psalterion” (actually pretending to play it …”

Michael Bulley Airs and suspensions – some non-fugal pieces in Reicha’s Études dans le genre fugué, Op. 97 S. 201-226

„… , Reicha is promoting fugal form as essential to the art of music. To quote again from his preface, he …” „… investigation, opening the score at the first piece and sitting down to play it. What a surprise it would be …” „… chord in that key, followed by a final single D. What is the young composer to learn here? I find myself …”

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Nora Born - Irma Schoenberg Wolpe Rademacher

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Nora Born

Irma Schoenberg Wolpe Rademacher

2024

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1970–1978 New York – Boston · New England Conservatory S. 229-244

„… , and in which one learns to transfer affections if one is so forcibly made to do it […] I don’t insist …” „… did not suf-fice anymore to the contemporary mind. There is a correspondence between Schönberg’s music …” „… much contempo-rary music and I taught myself to read contemporary music very carefully. He continued …”

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