André Mathieu (1929-1968), a Canadian composer and performer, received acclaim in Europe, Canada and United States from his earliest years. He revealed brilliant pianistic skill, and critics hailed him as the "young Canadian Mozart". Mathieu's early solo piano works, written mostly in ternary form, reveal an abundance of compositional ideas based on the influences of Romantic and Impressionist styles. However, when he began composing Piano Concerto No. 3, a much larger work, his lack of compositional training became evident. Formal weakness resulted in a disconnection between themes and lack of thematic and motivic development. Not until Mathieu studied with Swiss composer Arthur Honegger did he develop and clearly display a concept of formal structure. In this study, I will demonstrate that, through compositional studies with Arthur Honegger, André Mathieu assimilated a new approach to form, resulting in the discovery of his mature compositional voice found for the first time in the Piano Concerto No. 4. The synthesis of Romantic and Impressionistic styles in this concerto further contributes to the unique nature of this mature voice.This document is organized in six chapters. Chapter I reviews current literature on André Mathieu and his music and points out both the values and the limitations of this literature. Chapter II relates Mathieu's biography. Chapter III provides background information on Mathieu's solo piano works and four concerti, as well as the difficult pianistic techniques composed into those works. Chapter IV discusses the influences of Romantic and Impressionist styles in Piano Concerto No. 4 and how Mathieu synthesized both styles. Chapter V analyzes the form, motivic and thematic material, and rhythmic design of all three movements of Piano Concerto No. 4 and compares them with that of Piano Concerto No. 3. Honegger's influence also is discussed in Chapter V. Chapter VI is the conclusion. Musical examples throughout will illustrate points made.

Syftet med studien är att utvecklas som interpret och violinist. Det sker genominstudering och jämförande analys av Igor Stravinskys notation i Concerto en Répour Violon et Orchestre sats 1 (1931) i relation till två inspelningar: SamuelDushkis grammofoninspelning från 1931 med Stravinsky som dirigent samtHilary Hahns inspelning från 2012. Därigenom fördjupas bilden av hur denmusikaliska tolkningen har förändrats över drygt åttio år.En betydande del av studien består av analyser av Dushkins och Hahnsinspelningar av första satsen, samt Stravinskys anvisningar och min egentolkning. Verktyg i analysprocessen är musikapplikationen Spotify, Scott Music’snotupplaga av Concerto en Ré och metronomapplikationen Metronome.Slutsatser av analyserna påvisar att Hahns inspelning har ett betydligt livligaretempo än Dushkins. Dushkin använder ofta glissando, vilket Hahn inte gör.Dushkin spelar också i regel med en mjukare ton än Hahn, som gärna framhäveroch lägger till egna accenter. Kvaliteten på inspelningarna är en väsentlig detaljatt ta hänsyn till då Hahn har alla fördelar vad gäller dagens inspelningsteknik. Iinspelningsprocessen 1931 fanns det förmodligen endast en eller möjligen ett parmikrofoner som tog upp ljudet.Ett viktigt resultat i studien är upptäckten att Stravinsky som dirigent vid ettflertal tillfällen gjorde helt andra musikaliska val på inspelningen än vad han somkompositör angav i partituret. Personligen ger det mig uppmuntran och inspirationatt göra egna konstnärliga val i min tolkning av verket.

Every pianist at one time or another hopes to study and perform at least one piano concerto. In addition to the pleasure which will be derived from the study and performance, the student's musical growth will be greatly enhanced. In this survey and study of the general development of the piano solo concerto, the goal is to broaden the understanding of what the concerto is and what it means.

Sinfonia Concertante is a name for an eighteenth-century composition as well as a name of an eighteenth-century instrumental form that was modeled after the earlier concerto grosso. It may be defined as a composition for two or more solo instruments with orchestral accompaniment and written in a style that admits the brilliant display of skill on the soloists' part. It is also thought that the form is nearer that of the symphony than that of the concerto. This thesis discusses the many different influences that resulted in the instrumental form of the sinfonia concertante as well as analyzes specific sinfonia concertanti of Bach, Haydn, Karl Stamitz, and Mozart.

The thesis speculates upon the three movements of Concerto da Camera II (1987), scored for Bb clarinet, string quartet and piano) in these four aspects: 1) the formal structure, 2) the manipulation of the notes of whole-tone, octatonic, and chromatic scales in octave displacement, 3) the potential combination of subsets that present different levels of pitch transformation in melodic and harmonic structure, and 4) the usage of intervals of minor seconds, tritones, and perfect fourths or fifths which dominates the linear writing. All of these features demonstrate that the music has strong structural elements in form, motives, and sonorities, which unify the piece in an aurally coherent style as an organic whole. This study should provide more insight into the understanding of Ran's unique compositional technique and style.

In this study, I do a research on my own ways and the influences that helped me to prepare Ravel’s Piano Concerto in G interpretation and performance. Is it an intuition, inspiration from a recording or something I have learned in a master- class. I went through Ravels’ piano music to see the development of the interpretation that blossomed into the Concerto. I looked at the preparation process that I did on my own, then together with the second pianist and at the end with the conductor. I have described my feelings after the performance as well as looked into different recordings of famous artists. The various influences are hard to measure since the artistic process is always under a constant change and development but looking closer to the sources of inspiration made me realize that everything I have experienced in connection to Ravel’s music has influenced my understanding and interpretation of the Concerto, most of all the master-classes with J.Hlinka, P.Roberts and M.Sturfält.

Este trabalho busca mensurar os efeitos do compartilhamento de arquivos na internet sobre o mercado de shows, importante canal de remuneração para músicos. São utilizados dados retirados do Guia da Folha, uma das principais publicações especializadas em cultura na cidade de São Paulo. A especificação principal adota um estimador de diferença em diferenças tendo shows como grupo de tratamento e peças teatrais como grupo de controle. As estimações indicam que a pirataria provocou um choque positivo de oferta, reduzindo os preços de ingressos em até 8,2% e aumentando a quantidade em 14 apresentações por semana. Além disso, a capacidade média foi reduzida, e a diversidade de apresentações e de casas de show aumentou. Esses resultados apontam para a ocorrência de um processo de pulverização do mercado, onde artistas menores fazem shows menores e mais baratos. Artistas muito famosos, entretanto, subiram os preços em torno de 10% e reduziram em até 2,5 o número de apresentações semanais / This dissertation measures the effects of file-sharing on the market for music concerts, an important source of income for most musicians.We use information published by Folha de São Paulo, one of the most popular Brazilian newspapers. The main analysis consists of using a differences-in-differences estimator with music concerts as treatment group and theatrical plays as control group.We find evidence that music piracy had a positive effect on the supply of concerts with an up to 8.2% reduction of ticket prices and an increase of 14 weekly performances.We also find a decrease in the mean capacity of venues; an significant increase in the variety of music venues and of unique musicians performing. These results indicate an increasingly competitive market with less popular musicians performing at lower prices for smaller audiences. Famous musicians however have risen ticket prices up to 10% and reduced their number of concerts at around 2.5 weekly performances

Desde que passou a ser mediatizada tecnicamente, a música de concerto serviu de modelo para avaliar as conquistas da alta fidelidade acústica tanto nas transmissões radiofônicas quanto na audição doméstica em aparelhos reprodutores. Após vários processos de mediação tecnológica pela escuta de discos e similares (LP, DVD, blu-ray etc), o consumo de música de concerto estendeu-se aos meios virtuais: as transmissões em streaming oferecem ao público a música de concerto de uma maneira inédita, uma vez que não têm como ponto de referência o objeto material. Além disso, oferecem a recepção em tempo real, ao vivo. As diversas formas de recepção nas quais esse serviço se fundamenta têm despertado o interesse de pesquisadores de áreas variadas do conhecimento. No caso da música, desdobra-se num campo de estudos na área da música - em particular da sonologia. Este trabalho pretende apresentar um estudo sobre a recepção da programação on-line de música de concerto, por meio de uma análise comparativa entre as preferências do público consumidor desse serviço e o que é efetivamente oferecido a ele por esses serviços. Dois aspectos serão analisados em detalhe: os sistemas de \"recomendação\" e a \"curadoria digital\", uma vez que constituem a maneira pela qual o serviço é gerado e gerido. Muito utilizado nas plataformas digitais para a escuta da música popular, no caso da música de concerto ainda se conhece pouco acerca do funcionamento operacional desse serviço. Esta pesquisa pretende, assim, avaliar de que maneira essa metodologia é aplicável ao repertório da música de concerto. O objetivo central desta pesquisa é esmiuçar os processos de como se dá este novo modo de ouvir, que depende da interação crítica entre assinantes que o utilizam e o provedor do serviço. Em síntese, compreender mais detalhadamente os aspectos particulares que constituem o funcionamento dos serviços streaming. / Ever since becoming technically mediated, concert music served as a model to assess the achievements of high acoustic fidelity, both in radio broadcasts, as in domestic hearing in re-producers. After various processes of technological mediation, through listening to records and similar (LP, DVD, Blu-ray etc), consumption of concert music is extended to virtual environ-ments: streaming transmissions provide to the public concert music in a way unprecedented, since it does not have as a reference point the material object, aside from the fact that they offer the reception in real time, live. The different forms of reception on which this service is based have attracted the interest of researchers from different areas of knowledge. In the case of mu-sic, it unfolds in a field of study in music; specifically in sonology. This work intends to present a study on the reception of online concert music, through a comparative analysis of the prefer-ences by the consuming public of that service and what is actually offered to them by these services. Two aspects will be analyzed in detail: systems of \"recommendation\" and \"digital curation\", since they are the way in which the service is generated and managed. Frequently used in digital platforms for listening to popular music, little is known about the operational functioning of this service, in the case of concert music. This research thus aims to evaluate how this methodology is applicable to the concert music repertoire. The main objective of this research is scrutinizing the processes of this new way of listening, which depends on the critical interaction between subscribers and the service provider. In short, to understand in more detail the particular aspects that constitute the operation of streaming services.

Desde que passou a ser mediatizada tecnicamente, a música de concerto serviu de modelo para avaliar as conquistas da alta fidelidade acústica tanto nas transmissões radiofônicas quanto na audição doméstica em aparelhos reprodutores. Após vários processos de mediação tecnológica pela escuta de discos e similares (LP, DVD, blu-ray etc), o consumo de música de concerto estendeu-se aos meios virtuais: as transmissões em streaming oferecem ao público a música de concerto de uma maneira inédita, uma vez que não têm como ponto de referência o objeto material. Além disso, oferecem a recepção em tempo real, ao vivo. As diversas formas de recepção nas quais esse serviço se fundamenta têm despertado o interesse de pesquisadores de áreas variadas do conhecimento. No caso da música, desdobra-se num campo de estudos na área da música - em particular da sonologia. Este trabalho pretende apresentar um estudo sobre a recepção da programação on-line de música de concerto, por meio de uma análise comparativa entre as preferências do público consumidor desse serviço e o que é efetivamente oferecido a ele por esses serviços. Dois aspectos serão analisados em detalhe: os sistemas de \"recomendação\" e a \"curadoria digital\", uma vez que constituem a maneira pela qual o serviço é gerado e gerido. Muito utilizado nas plataformas digitais para a escuta da música popular, no caso da música de concerto ainda se conhece pouco acerca do funcionamento operacional desse serviço. Esta pesquisa pretende, assim, avaliar de que maneira essa metodologia é aplicável ao repertório da música de concerto. O objetivo central desta pesquisa é esmiuçar os processos de como se dá este novo modo de ouvir, que depende da interação crítica entre assinantes que o utilizam e o provedor do serviço. Em síntese, compreender mais detalhadamente os aspectos particulares que constituem o funcionamento dos serviços streaming. / Ever since becoming technically mediated, concert music served as a model to assess the achievements of high acoustic fidelity, both in radio broadcasts, as in domestic hearing in re-producers. After various processes of technological mediation, through listening to records and similar (LP, DVD, Blu-ray etc), consumption of concert music is extended to virtual environ-ments: streaming transmissions provide to the public concert music in a way unprecedented, since it does not have as a reference point the material object, aside from the fact that they offer the reception in real time, live. The different forms of reception on which this service is based have attracted the interest of researchers from different areas of knowledge. In the case of mu-sic, it unfolds in a field of study in music; specifically in sonology. This work intends to present a study on the reception of online concert music, through a comparative analysis of the prefer-ences by the consuming public of that service and what is actually offered to them by these services. Two aspects will be analyzed in detail: systems of \"recommendation\" and \"digital curation\", since they are the way in which the service is generated and managed. Frequently used in digital platforms for listening to popular music, little is known about the operational functioning of this service, in the case of concert music. This research thus aims to evaluate how this methodology is applicable to the concert music repertoire. The main objective of this research is scrutinizing the processes of this new way of listening, which depends on the critical interaction between subscribers and the service provider. In short, to understand in more detail the particular aspects that constitute the operation of streaming services.

This composition proposes and implements a way in which to incorporate the pipe organ into a contemporary instrumental setting. Considering the instrument's wide use in concert halls and its popularity with contemporary music, much of the timbre-based music has evaded incorporating it into its settings; for one reason or another, there are currently no timbre-based works composed for organ and chamber orchestra. By using the process of spectral analysis, this timbre-based composition demonstrates one possible way of doing so by investigating timbre similarities and differences between selected ranks of the organ and selected orchestral instruments and mapping them into pitch structures.