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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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The playbook, play-reading and the theatre c. 1750-1825

Russell, G. E. A. January 1986 (has links)
No description available.
12

Elite y plebe en Chile Colonial (1750-1800): el verdugo, entre la rebeldía y el disciplinamiento

Rivera, Sebastián January 2005 (has links)
Informe de Seminario para optar al grado de Licenciado en Historia. / Hace algún tiempo, al iniciar las primeras búsquedas, los primeros bosquejos de esta investigación, la pregunta que guiaba mi trabajo se centraba en el carácter de paria del verdugo en el Chile colonial y cómo hasta en el más subyugado de los seres era posible encontrar respuestas frente a la dominación. Si el delincuente, el bandido, el loco o el esclavo eran capaces de encontrar un espacio donde desarrollar su propia cultura, identidad, o incluso su propio proyecto político, por qué, entonces, el ejecutor de sentencias no sería capaz de hacerlo. Las palabras de Carlo Ginzburg, interpretando los planteamientos de Michel Foucault, se ajustaban a mis propuestas iniciales: “Las víctimas de la exclusión social se convierten en depositarias del único discurso radicalmente alternativo a las mentiras de la sociedad establecida; un discurso que pasa por el delito y la antropofagia”.
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The relationship between the last chorale and the first chorus of selected cantatas in 1723 by J.S. Bach with emphasis on their thematic connection.

January 1988 (has links)
by Karen Kam-yan Yip. / Thesis (M.Ph.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1988. / Bibliography: leaves 86-89.
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Bach's keyboard suites : a study of background

Mahoney, Margaret Ann January 2010 (has links)
Digitized by Kansas Correctional Industries
15

Bach editions; a comparative study

Cole, Walton Smith, 1921- January 1950 (has links)
No description available.
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The role of the cadence as determining factor of phrasing of the organ toccatas, preludes and fantasias of Johann Sebastian Bach

Du Plooy, Jacobus Stephanus January 1996 (has links)
This study examines the phrasing of J.S. Bach's preludes, toccatas and fantasias for organ. Consequent upon Bach's silence on the subject and the inadequacy of available sources, the cadence has been used as a means to determine the phrasing of these works. The goal of this thesis is to identify those characteristics of the cadence that can assist the performer in two ways: On the one hand, to select the appropriate type of break between phrases, and, the other hand, selecting the appropriate changes in tempo and articulation essential to the shaping of phrases. The term, 'cadence', therefore, applies not merely to an isolated entity of two chords, but rather to a broader formula including the progressions towards and away from it. This investigation follows an eclectic approach. Accordingly, the exploration of various sources is combined with diverse methods of analyses. The first method is a detailed structural analysis of Bach's cadential progressions, and more specifically, the way in which he integrated the basic musical elements into them. This shows the points of tension and relaxation, two musico-psychological effects fundamental to any decision regarding phrasing. The second method puts Bach's cadences within the context of the larger musical structure, including the 'extra-musical' (i.e. grammatical, rhetorical and 'affective') forms. This method organises cadences according to their various punctuation functions, hence main and secondary cadences. The cadences of twenty-eight works - those works of which the authenticity is more or less secure - are analysed. Descriptions cover a selection from these works considered to be the most representative. A significant number of examples, induding performing suggestions, accompany and elaborate in detail on all descriptions of cadences. An application of the findings is presented by an analysis and di scussion that elaborates in detail on the suggested performance of two works, BWV 542 and 541. These two works epitomize, and simultaneously form the culmination of the two principal styles (i.e. the improvisatory and motorically-orientated) prevalent in Bach's free organ works. Examination of the findings of this study and implications for further research conclude this thesis.
17

'Lord of Conquest, Navigation and Commerce' : diplomacy and the imperial ideal during the reign of John V, 1707-1750

Melo, Joa~o Vicente Carvalho de January 2012 (has links)
No description available.
18

Sites and Sounds: The Cultural Topography of English Music, 1670–1750

Brewer, John 18 December 2020 (has links)
No description available.
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Applications of Reductive Analytical Techniques in the Phrygian Settings of the Orgelbüchlein by J.S. Bach

Leite, Zilei de Oliveira 05 1900 (has links)
This study aims to two problematic aspects of the Phrygian mode: a. the development of a harmonic pattern at the cadence that differs from that of the other modes and of the major and minor modes as well; b. the observation that the Phrygian scale inverts all of the intervallic properties of the Major scale. The result of these two observations is that when the reductive techniques of Heinrich Schenker are applied in the Phrygian repertory, melodic and harmonic properties are brought into conflict with each other. However, application of alternative models of the Ursatz developed by Lori Burns has certain benefits for demonstrating musical properties in the Phrygian repertory.
20

La famille française dans les romans de la première moitié du XVIIIe siècle d’après Challe, Prévost et Marivaux

Khelladi, Samira 14 November 2011 (has links)
La famille dans l’invention romanesque est un thème neuf abordé par Challe, le père du roman moderne, dans son chef-d’œuvre Les Illustres Françaises, roman où tous les personnages sont liés par des liens de parenté, d’amitié et de voisinage. Prévost, avec Manon Lescaut et Cleveland, annonce l’évolution du genre littéraire : un fils révolté et un enfant bâtard sont les héros de ces romans. Marivaux dans Marianne et Le Paysan parvenu imprime sa touche artistique en inventant des procédés nouveaux et en créant Marianne et Jacob, deux êtres indépendants qui arrivent à se réaliser dans la vie, malgré le système rude sur lequel se fondent les familles de leur époque. Annoncent-ils ainsi une nouvelle ère où l’individu pourra se réaliser sans l’intervention ni l’aide de sa famille ?Les romanciers trouvent leurs sujets exaltants dans la peinture de la réalité du « vrai » en représentant la vie quotidienne et en créant des scènes frappantes où le personnage authentique mène une expérience exemplaire de la vie. Les membres de la famille : le père, la mère, le fils, la fille sont présentés dans des portraits littéraires. Les pères despotiques et autoritaires séquestrent, traquent, violentent, déshéritent et renient les enfants qui osent défier leur autorité. Le vieux Dupuis refuse de marier sa fille à Des Ronais, un homme riche et de bonne famille. Il veut garder sa fille auprès de lui, considérant qu’elle est sa seule famille ou son unique « bien » dans la vie, dans un monde où la fille est destinée au mariage ou à la vie religieuse. De Bernay père oblige sa fille aînée à se marier contre son gré et contraint Clémence à devenir religieuse. Enfin le père de Des Pres et le père de Des Grieux veulent imposer leur autorité à leur fils. La représentation de la mère bonne ou mauvaise permet de voir comment cette dernière assume la responsabilité parentale et peut parfois sacrifier sa maternité pour respecter les règles de sa société comme elle peut par amour pour son enfant sacrifier la réputation de la famille en acceptant, comme dans le cas de Mme de Miran et Mme de Contamine, de marier leurs fils uniques avec des filles pauvres.Les fils représentent une génération de jeunes gens qui sont à la recherche de soi, voulant se réaliser dans la vie. Après l’expérience, les jeunes gens murissent et acquièrent une certaine sagesse comme dans la réalité. Des Ronais est conseiller au parlement, Des Frans est le cavalier qui a réalisé au champ d’honneur son rêve en combattant. Le jeune Dupuis, le libertin, se réforme et décide de mener une vie réglée.Parmi les filles, la fautive et l’aventurière ne sont pas sévèrement jugées, mais elles sont absentes de la scène occupée par Angélique la fille vertueuse, Manon Dupuis la fille obéissante et Clémence la révoltée. J’ai abordé également l’amour qui est la raison d’être du roman, avec les belles scènes de rencontre où les héros découvrent la passion amoureuse. Le mariage secret, l’union libre sont les moyens qu’emploient les jeunes amoureux pour réaliser leur désir. Afin d’aborder la vie de couple au sein du mariage, les auteurs n’hésitent pas à donner cette fin heureuse au milieu du récit qui voit s’unir Angélique et Contamine, Jacob et Mlle Habert, Cleveland et Fanny. Les auteurs semblent souligner ainsi que le mariage n’est pas une fin en soi, que le plus important c’est l’amour, l’entente et l’harmonie de l’être au sein de son groupe et de sa famille. / The French family in the novels of the first part of the eighteenth-century according to Challe, Prévost and Marivaux.The family is a new subject treated by Challe, the founder of the modern novel, in his masterpiece Les Illustres Françaises. All the characters are bound by kinship, friendship or neighbourhood relations. Prevost in Manon Lescaut and Cleveland modernises the fictional genre: a rebellious son and a bastard are the heroes of his novels. Marivaux in Marianne and Le Paysan parvenu invents a new artistic process and creates Marianne and Jacob, both of whom are independent. Despite the harsh system on which the family of their time was based, they are able to fulfil themselves in life. Is this the start of a new era when the individual can realize himself without the help and the support of his family?The novelists find their subject matter in the painting of reality, of "the truth”, they represent everyday life and create striking scenes in which an authentic character lives an exemplary life.The family members: father, mother, son, daughter, are presented in literary portraits. Despotic and authoritarian fathers kidnap, persecute, abuse, disinherit and disown children who dare to challenge their authority. Old Dupuis refuses to marry his daughter to Des Ronais, a rich man son of good family. He wants to keep his daughter with him, considering her as his only family and his only “treasure” in life, in a world where girls are destined for marriage or for religious life. Bernay Senior obliges his eldest daughter to marry against her will and forces Clémence to become a nun. Finally the fathers of Des Pres and Des Grieux want to impose their authority upon them.The representation of the good or bad mother shows that she is capable of assuming parental responsibility and also shows how she sometimes sacrifices her motherhood in order to respect the rules of her society, in the same way as she can, through love for her son, forfeit her family’s reputation by accepting to marry their only son with poor girls, as is the case with Mme de Miran and Mme de Contamine.The sons represent a generation of young people who are seeking to fulfil themselves in life. With experience, the young people mature and acquire some wisdom, as is the case in real life. Des Ronais becomes an advisor to parliament; Des Frans is now the gentleman who has realized his dream by fighting on the field of honour. Dupuis the rake reforms and decides to lead an orderly life.Among the daughters, deviant and adventurous are not severely judged in the novels, but they are absent from the stage occupied by the virtuous daughter Angélique, the obedient Manon Dupuis and the rebellious Clémence.My thesis also deals with love, the raison d’être of the novel. We find beautiful scenes of encounter, where the heroes discover the passion of love. Secret or common-law marriage are the means used by the young lovers to be with their beloved. So as to be able to portray the life of the married couple, the authors do not hesitate to arrive at this happy ending in the middle of the story. This is the case with Angélique and Contamine, Jacob and Mlle. Habert, Cleveland and Fanny. The authors underline that marriage is not an end in itself: the most important thing is love, understanding and harmony within the family.

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