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Antoine Reicha

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

Reihe: Musikwissenschaftliche Publikationen

Band 52 2023

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François-Pierre Goy The sources of Reicha’s franco-viennese operas, Obaldi and L’Ouragan S. 85-126

„… 85the sources of reichA’s frAnco-viennese oPerAs, Obaldi And l’OuraganFrançois-Pierre GoyAs a …” „… composer, Antoine Reicha is slowly emerging from long oblivion, whereas he achieved a lasting fame as a …” „… that the bulk of the fonds was given in 1927 by Emma Bielecka, née Saint-Genez, the composer’s …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-6

„… repertoire. French and English composers had longplayed only minor roles in London concert life. At the turn …” „… where chamber music was increasingly valued, composers suchas Frank Bridge, John Ireland, Cyril Scott …” „… diffusion and impact of this repertoire. French and English composers had longplayed only minor roles in …”

Frank Heidlberger “Help mighty Apollo…” – Antoine Reicha’s Practische Beispiele and their Annotations as an innovative approach to music theory S. 389-406

„… Examples - a Contribution to the Spiritual Culture of the Composer and Those who want to excel in the …” „… origin during the first stay in Paris (1800–1802) and the early Viennese years which is too late.9 Reicha …” „… , 36 Fugues, Vienna, [1804]15 In the Anmerkungen he mentions “Six fugues pour le Piano-Forte, composés …”

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

„… aspiring opera composers. Such a situ-ation is quite understandable as most of his operas were never …” „… private circles;2 he cannot thus be regarded as a successful composer for the stage. Nonetheless, his last …” „… treatise de-voted to composing operas influenced several generations of composers through-out Europe. The …”

John D. Wilson Toward a Chronology of Reicha’s Bonn Compositions S. 53-84

„… beneath his dignity to compose for money,1 it is clear enough that he did not always wait around for a …” „… his creative process. Where many composers (Beethoven comes especially to mind) might begin by …” „… formative years as a composer.TABLE 1: Early Reicha Autograph Scores in F-Pn1 Ms. 9151 Overture in E-flat …”

doi.org/10.5771/9783487423586

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Sándor Veress

Ulrich Tadday (Hrsg.)

2021

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Sándor Veress New Trends in European Music since World War II Herausgegeben von Thomas Gerlich S. 35-45

„… . S. Bach has not been a romantic, while Chopin a classic composer?! In Bach’s music is as much romanticism …” „… composers like Palestrina or Lassus, the representatives of the »musica antica«. The new style of those …” „… sound phenomenon which is produced by various groups of a so-called Avantgarde composers since World …”

doi.org/10.5771/9783967073904

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Musik in der DDR: Historiographische Perspektiven

Andreas Lueken (Hrsg.)

2024

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Meredith Nicoll “Hier ist oratorischer Schöngesang fehl am Platz”: A Historiography of Singing Eisler’s Art Songs S. 127-158

„… how to deal with “useful” music of the GDR.As some of the composer’s most enduring compositions, Hanns …” „… theory that “the authenticity of musical performances is something to strive for because the composer’s …” „… intention naturally corresponds best to the actual musical facts (Sachverhalte) [and because] composers are …”

doi.org/10.5771/9783828850095

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"Seine ganze Musikdeutung geht ja vom Klang aus"

Klaus-Peter Aringer (Hrsg.), Peter Revers (Hrsg.), Thomas Wozonig (Hrsg.)

Reihe: Studien und Materialien zur Musikwissenschaft

Band 114 2023

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Werner Telesko, Stefan Schmidl Karajan’s Aesthetics. Studies on Imagery Representation in Commercial Music Practice S. 219-240

„… as re-creators that are virtually equal to the composer (with all the emotional capabilities)12 in …” „… 10:08223Karajan’s Aesthetics14 See for example the sequence showing the composer’s deafness in the …” „… also the corresponding exhibition (2018/2019) in the Viennese Haus der Musik entitled Embracing Music …”

doi.org/10.5771/9783487423746

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Experiencing the Violin Concerto

Franco Sciannameo

2016

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8 Pillars of Modernism S. 115-136

„… melodies, which were so much a part of the composer’sideology, creativity, and craftsmanship as discussed …” „… creative outbursts of some of the twentieth century’sgreatest composers: Igor Stravinsky, Sergei Prokofiev …” „… , Alban Berg, andBéla Bartók. The violin concertos at the top of these composers’ crea-tive agendas form …”

4 The Meteoric Paganini and His Epigones S. 47-58

„… carnival-like fashion.For many violinist-composers, though, Paganini was a genuinesource of inspiration. In fact …” „… but “did not amaze.” As a composer,Paganini reached a remarkable symbiosis between simple melody …” „… FritzKreisler, who re-harmonized and re-orchestrated Paganini’s work, add-ing a pinch of fin-de-siècle Viennese …”

2 Mozart—Haydn—Brunetti—Tomasini S. 21-36

„… concertos lost much oftheir appeal shortly after the composer’s death in 1750. In fact, with thedemise of …” „… celebrated violinist/compos-er came close to embracing the so-called Style of Sensibility (Empifind-samkeit …” „… thearistocratic/ecclesiastical courtly hold, became the staple of the virtuo-so’s career.Virtuoso composers active in this …”

doi.org/10.5771/9780810888869

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