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Ulrich Tadday (ed.)

Josquin des Prez

2021

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Abstracts S. 240-245

„… composer.✳Laurenz Lütteken: Musarum decus? Josquin’s Realities and the Reality of JosquinJosquin is probably the …” „… Composer and Music Theorist. A New Pictorial Theme in Italy in the 15th CenturyWe do not know of an artist …” „… musician by Leonardo da Vinci, the article is concerned with portraits of composers and music theo-rists …”

Guido Heidloff Herzig Ein Blick in Josquins Komponierstube. Sechsstimmige Satzkonzepte in der Chanson Se congié prens S. 172-184

„… Renaissancekomponisten ist Jesse Ann Owens, Composers at Work, Oxford – New York 1997.174 Guido Heidloff …” „… the fact that composers did not use scores for composing, but instead worked in separate parts or …” „… quasi-score.« (Owens, Composers at Work [Anm. 5], S. 7). Vgl. auch ihr Kap. »Composing without Writing«, in …”

Philine Helas Das Porträt des Komponisten und Musiktheoretikers. Ein neues Bildthema in Italien im 15. Jahrhundert S. 18-35

„… , Innsbruck 1998, S. 95–103; William Gibbons, »Illuminating Florence. Revisiting the composer portraits of the …” „… Gibbons, »Illuminating Flo-rence. Revisiting the com-poser portraits of the Squar-cialupi Codex«, in …”

Felix Diergarten Wundersam schön. Versuch einer Ehrenrettung von Ecce tu pulchra es S. 132-143

„… beyond doubt that Josquin was the composer« (Richard Sherr, NJE 14/1, S. XI). 10 Bemerkenswert sind …”

Autorinnen und Autoren S. 248-260

„… befindlicher You-Tube-Kanal (Composers at Work).Philine Helas, Studium der Kunstgeschichte und Romanistik an …”

Gesa zur Nieden Der Weg ins Unbekannte. Ernst Blochs Josquin-Rezeption im Spannungsfeld von Geschichtsphilosophie der Innerlichkeit und Musikgeschichte S. 199-210

„… as a truly great composer of all-round significance, and as the originator of profound, deeply felt …”

Thomas Schmidt Imitationstechnik oder Textbehandlung? Zwei komplementäre Kompositionsprinzipien in den Motetten Josquins S. 103-120

„… selbstverständlich zusammen-fallen können:»All the composer needs to do is to ponder a phrase of text, taking note of …”

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Tobias Winnen, Julian Caskel, Andreas Jacob - Musik in soziokulturellen Kontexten

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Tobias Winnen (ed.), Julian Caskel (ed.), Andreas Jacob (ed.)

Musik in soziokulturellen Kontexten

Series: Folkwangstudien

Volume 23 2023

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Ralf Martin Jäger Exploring the Past, contributing to the Future–Perspectives of “CorpusMusicaeOttomanicae”(CMO)for Makâm Traditions in a Globalizing World S. 63-82

„… according to the lifetime of the composers(see Table 1 in the appendix: Transmission of makâms in …” „… lifetime of the composers)Makam Lifetime of composers1850–1900 1700–1750Acem aşîrân 3 2Acem bûselik 3Acem 1 …” „… musicologyhas thoroughly researched European music history in theory and practice.Composers of this period …”

Julian Caskel Überall zuhause? Überlegungen zur rhythmischen Bimusikalität S. 249-274

„… der europäischen Musikanleiten:»My task as a composer is to make use of the commonalities and to …”

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Martina Papiro - Stimme – Instrument – Vokalität

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Martina Papiro (ed.)

Stimme – Instrument – Vokalität

2021

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Sergio Durante Singing Voice and Instrumental Sound between Fact and Ideology S. 19-28

„… , instrument-derived gestures can be used to characterize a vocal role in the hands of a composer/dramatist, such as …” „… of unusual, exceptional erudition, a singer, composer, librettist, stage designer, and general …” „… the most produced and appreciated by composers and performers alike. (Significantly, the Accademia …”

Franco Piperno Affetto S. 29-44

„… ’: Connections between Vocal and Instrumental Music by Italian Composers of the Early Seventeenth Century”, in …” „… ; ideally, excellent musici cantori become composers in their own right by shaping the affective content of …” „… one – the latter often used by composers in their written dedications to underline the pertinence of …”

Rebecca Cypess Voices, Instruments, and the Technology of Nature S. 93-122

„… portrait shows the composer-keyboardist holding a small piece of Ex. 3: Adriano Banchieri, “Sonata prima …” „… humanist cleric, an organist, a composer, a theorist and an academician – drew on ancient mythology …” „… songs [canzonette] that [Jesus] now composes and sings on the cross”.20 (This association of the Seven …”

Jeanne Roudet, Edoardo Torbianelli The Aesthetics of Singing in Romantic Piano Playing S. 185-224

„… composers and performers into two trends. Through the teaching of Johann Aloys Miksch (1765–1845), Wieck …” „… . At length he discusses the composers he loves: Rossini, Bellini, Donizetti, Haydn, Mozart, Gluck, but …” „… present-day composers bring into their realistic productions, sometimes in the wrong way.24 Elsewhere, it is …”

Andrew Dell'Antonio “il fine dell'Autore circa la dilettatione dell'udito” S. 123-142

„… repeated practice of the bodily movements of the composer at his instrument.2 Focusing on the scores and …” „… affetto (expression/emotion) of that passage and the goal of the composer in delighting the sense of …” „… ; the musicking process was creatively dynamic and increasingly specialised as singer-composers became …”

Arnaldo Morelli “Divini concerti musicali […] di diverse monache” S. 245-260

„… totius anni by Polish composer Miko- łaj Zieleński (Venice: Giacomo Vincenti 1611). These pieces are …” „… , whoever Carlo G. was, as a composer he does not exhibit particularly original traits, but rather a …”

Martin Kirnbauer «sonare & cantare le pronuntie delle passioni delle parole» S. 71-92

„… unterschiedlich zugeschrieben, vgl. Herbert C. Turrentine, «The Commemorative Medal of the Composer/Theorist …”

Claire Genewein Worte zur Musik S. 159-184

„… great performer on the violin, and a good composer; the two Bezozzis, and Pugnani; all, exept the Count …”

doi.org/10.24894/978-3-7965-4392-0

Amrei Flechsig - Alfred Schnittke in Hamburg

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Amrei Flechsig

Alfred Schnittke in Hamburg

Series: Schnittke-Studien

Volume 3 2023

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Elena Dubinets Sounds like Schnittke? Different Iterations of the Ninth Symphony S. 189-202

„… , of course, there is a whole train of works that were not finished by their composers for one reason …” „… , did not share this fate. The symphony was created in 1997, three years after the composer had suffered …” „… non-dominant hand, which makes it very diffi‐cult to read. Gennady Rozhdestvensky, the composer’s trusted …”

Tim Sullivan Monogram Technique in Schnittke’s Late Works S. 167-188

„… composers, but Alfred Schnittke plays a prominent role throughout as an example of the “paradoxical” Russian …” „… composer. In conver‐sation with Ivashkin, Schnittke said: “I am just fixing what I hear. . . . It is not me …” „… ” composer, or the self-described “tool”, is incredibly at odds with the personification of most European and …”

Zur Einführung: Alfred Schnittke und sein Hamburger Verleger S. 33-44

„… von großer Bedeutung. Einla‐dungen als Composer-in-Residence vermittelten ihm zum Teil längere …” „… composer since Shostakovich“15. Betrachtet man diesen großen Popularitätsanstieg und Schnittkes …” „… Composer in Residence – hier musste der Verlag über den sowjetischen Kulturminister Pjotr Demitschew …”

Ivana Medi´c Irony, Satire, Parody and Grotesque in Alfred Schnittke’s Opera Historia von D. Johann Fausten S. 129-146

„… Eleventh Commandment (1961–62),5 which the com‐poser himself called “an absolutely unsuccessful, but still …” „… . Schnittke was not the only Soviet com‐poser whose musical symbolism was similarly dismissed by British music …” „… have been completed to the extent that the composer had originally envisioned them. As a member of the …”

Jürgen Köchel Alfred Schnittkes Jahre in Hamburg S. 45-76

„… Wissenschaftskollegs und als Composer in Residence der Berliner Philharmoniker zusammen mit seiner Ehefrau Irina in …” „… Kollegen Luigi Nono besonders wichtig. Beide waren bei den Berliner Festwochen Com‐poser in Residence …” „… . Hier war er Composer in Residence und wohnte den Proben und Aufführungen von zehn eigenen Werken bei …”

Einleitung S. 7-14

„… Siehe u. a.: Elena Dubinets, Russian composers abroad: how they left, stayed, returned, Bloomington 2021 …”

Inna Klause Schnittkes Musikgleichnis Schiwago (doktor) als Teil seines Spätwerks S. 149-166

„… /20120831023037/ http://taganka.theatre.ru/history/composers/shnitke/, 7. 7. 2022; „Istorija. Boris Godunov …”

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Joachim Brügge, Hans Gruber - Schach als Sujet in den Künsten und der Wissenschaft

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Joachim Brügge (ed.), Hans Gruber (ed.)

Schach als Sujet in den Künsten und der Wissenschaft

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

Volume 27 2022

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Newman Guttman, Edgar Varèse und Marcel Duchamp (und John Cage) S. 311-314

„… for computer music ever, TheSilver Scale (1957). He told about his relations to experimental composers …” „… notcontinue to compose »music« and abandoned my psychological work in1967.HG: I learn that during the PCCC …” „… know thefamous composer Edgar Varèse. I indirectly helped him revise his compo-sition Poème …”

Beweispartien – vom Hilfsmittel zur kunstvollen Aufgabenform S. 261-280

„… Schaffen auch jenseits der Re-troanalyse bietet Mike Prcic, »Michel Caillaud, the chameleon composer«, in …”

Einmal nicht Philidor (oder Stefan Zweig) – Schach als biographische Konstante verwegener Lebensläufe S. 27-46

„… its inclusion. Chess problemsdemand from the composer the same virtues that characterize all …”

Ordnung – Zufall – Form. Schach als konzeptueller Bezugspunkt in der Musik nach 1960 S. 51-74

„… by a diffe-rent composer, as in any coming together of people (i.e. a reunion)«.17Cross führt …”

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