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O serialismo lírico de Luigi Dallapiccola: uma análise dos processos composicionais aplicados à ópera II Prigioniero (1944-1948) / The lyrical serialismo of Luigi Dallapiccola: an analysis of the compositional processes os the opera \'Il Prigioniero\' (1944-1948)Votta, Roberto 31 March 2017 (has links)
O principal objetivo desse trabalho é observar como o compositor italiano Luigi Dallapiccola trabalha, cria e manipula o material musical, as séries e seus desdobramentos, na composição da ópera Il Prigioniero. Por se tratar de uma obra conduzida por um percurso dramático, a análise também envolve, quando necessário, aspectos narrativos, dramatúrgicos, cenográficos e, consequentemente, psicológicos - ao abordar os personagens e suas interações na história. Durante a pesquisa, foram revelados processos composicionais idiossincráticos na maneira como Dallapiccola trabalha o serialismo, em particular, quando o compositor deriva coleções octatônicas de séries dodecafônicas, criando complexos harmônicos e melódicos, inter-relacionando materiais de natureza aparentemente antagônicas. A fim de demonstrar com a maior clareza possível a diversidade de materiais e técnicas utilizadas na criação da ópera, diferentes ferramentas analíticas foram aplicadas, muitas vezes de maneira complementar, durante as análises musicais. O trabalho está dividido em três capítulos sequenciais, além da introdução e das conclusões finais: o primeiro capítulo, introduz, de modo geral, a obra e o desenvolvimento técnico do compositor durante sua vida profissional; o segundo capítulo, aborda a construção dos materiais que alicerçam a composição da ópera; e o terceiro capítulo, expõe a maneira como o compositor cria e desenvolve a composição dramático-musical da ópera. / The main goal of this work is observing how the Italian composer Luigi Dallapiccola works, creates and manipulates the musical material, the series and its unfolding, in the composition of the opera \"Il Prigioniero\". Because it is a dramatic work, the analysis also involves, when necessary, narrative, dramaturgical, scenographic and, consequently, psychological aspects - in approaching the characters and their interactions in history. During the research, idiosyncratic compositional processes were revealed in the way Dallapiccola works serialism when the composer derives octatonic collections from dodecaphonic series, creating harmonic and melodic complexes, interrelating antagonistic materials. To demonstrate as clearly as possible, the diversity of materials and techniques used in the creation of the opera, different analytical tools were applied, often in a complementary way, during the musical analyzes. The work is separated into three sequential chapters, in addition to the introduction and final conclusions: the first chapter introduces, in a general way, the work and technical development of the composer during his professional life; The second chapter deals with the construction of the materials that sustain the composition of the opera; And the third chapter, exposes the way the composer creates and develops the dramatic-musical composition of opera.
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O serialismo lírico de Luigi Dallapiccola: uma análise dos processos composicionais aplicados à ópera II Prigioniero (1944-1948) / The lyrical serialismo of Luigi Dallapiccola: an analysis of the compositional processes os the opera \'Il Prigioniero\' (1944-1948)Roberto Votta 31 March 2017 (has links)
O principal objetivo desse trabalho é observar como o compositor italiano Luigi Dallapiccola trabalha, cria e manipula o material musical, as séries e seus desdobramentos, na composição da ópera Il Prigioniero. Por se tratar de uma obra conduzida por um percurso dramático, a análise também envolve, quando necessário, aspectos narrativos, dramatúrgicos, cenográficos e, consequentemente, psicológicos - ao abordar os personagens e suas interações na história. Durante a pesquisa, foram revelados processos composicionais idiossincráticos na maneira como Dallapiccola trabalha o serialismo, em particular, quando o compositor deriva coleções octatônicas de séries dodecafônicas, criando complexos harmônicos e melódicos, inter-relacionando materiais de natureza aparentemente antagônicas. A fim de demonstrar com a maior clareza possível a diversidade de materiais e técnicas utilizadas na criação da ópera, diferentes ferramentas analíticas foram aplicadas, muitas vezes de maneira complementar, durante as análises musicais. O trabalho está dividido em três capítulos sequenciais, além da introdução e das conclusões finais: o primeiro capítulo, introduz, de modo geral, a obra e o desenvolvimento técnico do compositor durante sua vida profissional; o segundo capítulo, aborda a construção dos materiais que alicerçam a composição da ópera; e o terceiro capítulo, expõe a maneira como o compositor cria e desenvolve a composição dramático-musical da ópera. / The main goal of this work is observing how the Italian composer Luigi Dallapiccola works, creates and manipulates the musical material, the series and its unfolding, in the composition of the opera \"Il Prigioniero\". Because it is a dramatic work, the analysis also involves, when necessary, narrative, dramaturgical, scenographic and, consequently, psychological aspects - in approaching the characters and their interactions in history. During the research, idiosyncratic compositional processes were revealed in the way Dallapiccola works serialism when the composer derives octatonic collections from dodecaphonic series, creating harmonic and melodic complexes, interrelating antagonistic materials. To demonstrate as clearly as possible, the diversity of materials and techniques used in the creation of the opera, different analytical tools were applied, often in a complementary way, during the musical analyzes. The work is separated into three sequential chapters, in addition to the introduction and final conclusions: the first chapter introduces, in a general way, the work and technical development of the composer during his professional life; The second chapter deals with the construction of the materials that sustain the composition of the opera; And the third chapter, exposes the way the composer creates and develops the dramatic-musical composition of opera.
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The Twentieth-century Canon: An Analysis of Luigi Dallapiccola's Canonic Works from his 'Quaderno musicale di Annalibera'Ravensbergen, Jacqueline 10 August 2012 (has links)
The compositional technique of cross partitioning is one of Luigi Dallapiccola's most used twelve-tone devices. Through a detailed analysis of three contrapuntal canonic movements from Dallapiccola's Quaderno Musicale di Annalibera, I examine his use of cross partitioning as a motivic tool and as a referential collection. The development of the BACH motive and the derivation of tone-row statements reflects on Dallapiccola's extensive use of cross partitioning and his compositional principles used to achieve a sense of polarity. Upon a preliminary analysis based on set-theory analysis set out by Joseph Straus I draw an interpretive analysis through Alegant's cross partitioning model as well as develop my own set of parameters for interpretation in regards to polarity which is based on intervallic stability.
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The Variations for Piano, Op. 27 of Anton Webern and the Quaderno musicale di Annalibera of Luigi Dallapiccola: A Lecture Recital, Together with Four Recitals of Selected Works of J.S. Bach, W.A. Mozart, F. Schubert, R. Schumann, J. Brahms, F. Chopin, A. Schoenberg, and M. RavelBell, Digby 05 1900 (has links)
The lecture recital was given on November 20, 1972. The discussion of Webern's Variations and Dallapiccola's Quaderno Musicale consisted of a analysis of the two works followed by a comparison of stylistic and performance aspects. The two works were then performed. In addition to the lecture recital four other public recitals were given. Two of these consisted entirely of solo literature for the piano. The third recital was a vocal chamber music recital and the fourth consisted of a piano concerto performed with an orchestra.
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The Twentieth-century Canon: An Analysis of Luigi Dallapiccola's Canonic Works from his 'Quaderno musicale di Annalibera'Ravensbergen, Jacqueline 10 August 2012 (has links)
The compositional technique of cross partitioning is one of Luigi Dallapiccola's most used twelve-tone devices. Through a detailed analysis of three contrapuntal canonic movements from Dallapiccola's Quaderno Musicale di Annalibera, I examine his use of cross partitioning as a motivic tool and as a referential collection. The development of the BACH motive and the derivation of tone-row statements reflects on Dallapiccola's extensive use of cross partitioning and his compositional principles used to achieve a sense of polarity. Upon a preliminary analysis based on set-theory analysis set out by Joseph Straus I draw an interpretive analysis through Alegant's cross partitioning model as well as develop my own set of parameters for interpretation in regards to polarity which is based on intervallic stability.
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The Twentieth-century Canon: An Analysis of Luigi Dallapiccola's Canonic Works from his 'Quaderno musicale di Annalibera'Ravensbergen, Jacqueline January 2012 (has links)
The compositional technique of cross partitioning is one of Luigi Dallapiccola's most used twelve-tone devices. Through a detailed analysis of three contrapuntal canonic movements from Dallapiccola's Quaderno Musicale di Annalibera, I examine his use of cross partitioning as a motivic tool and as a referential collection. The development of the BACH motive and the derivation of tone-row statements reflects on Dallapiccola's extensive use of cross partitioning and his compositional principles used to achieve a sense of polarity. Upon a preliminary analysis based on set-theory analysis set out by Joseph Straus I draw an interpretive analysis through Alegant's cross partitioning model as well as develop my own set of parameters for interpretation in regards to polarity which is based on intervallic stability.
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Saint Exupéry et Villiers de l'Isle-Adam : Les épicentres de la construction de l'Univers, du parcours et de la figure du héros dans le Théâtre de Luigi Dallapiccola : une esthétique du sacré et de l'initiatique / Saint Exupery et Villiers de L'Isle-Adam : the epicentres of the construction of the Universe, the journey and of the figure of the hero in the theatre of Luigi Dallapiccola : an aesthetic of the holy and of the initiatorySamson, Sylvain 03 March 2011 (has links)
L’opéra occupe une place essentielle dans la pensée de Luigi Dallapiccola (1904-1975). Ses deux premiers opéras, Volo di notte et Il Prigioniero, sont influencés par Antoine de Saint Exupéry (1900-1944) et Auguste de Villiers de l’Isle-Adam (1838-1889). Ces deux auteurs, fondamentaux pour l’ensemble du corpus musico-théâtral du compositeur, s’avèrent décisifs dans sa conception de l’Univers, du Parcours et de la Figure du Héros : ils annoncent une esthétique du Sacré et de l’Initiatique. En écrivant lui-même ses livrets, Dallapiccola retravaille ses sources, qu’il questionne et qu’il associe à une littérature riche. Le héros traverse un cheminement méandreux, entre ombre et lumière, rêve et cauchemar, liberté et prison. Exaltation sereine et effroi se conjuguent, mythe et religion sont investis : ils génèrent un espace sacré du héros. Les lectures, littéraire, musicale, mais aussi philosophique et anthropologique, découvrent un parcours semé d’épreuves, voyage initiatique teinté de solitude, d’angoisse et de souffrance. Le héros évolue au sein d’une triple structure, sacrée, initiatique et expressionniste. Luigi Dallapiccola construit une pensée de l’opéra transdisciplinaire, humaniste et visionnaire, qui interroge la thymie de l’Homme. / Opera is the core of Luigi Dallapiccola’s thought (1904-1975). His first two operas, Volo di notte and Il Prigioniero are influenced by Antoine de Saint Exupéry (1900-1944) and Auguste de Villiers de l’Isle-Adam (1838-1889). These two authors, essential to the composer’s whole musical and dramatic corpus, are in fact at the root of the World, of the Journey and of the Figure of the Hero: they foretell an aesthetic of the Holy and of the Initiatory. When writing his libretti himself, Dallapiccola works on his sources, questioning them and associating them to a rich literature. The hero follows a tortuous path, amid light and shadow, dream and nightmare, freedom and jail. Serene Elation and dread mingle, myth and religion are treated: they create a sacred place for the hero. The readings, literary, musical but also philosophical and anthropological, reveal a treacherous course, an initiatory journey imbued with loneliness, fear and suffering. The hero evolves in a tripartite structure, sacred, initiatory and expressionist. Luigi Dallapiccola builds up a multi-disciplinary conception of opera, humanist, visionary, which questions Man’s mood.
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Die tonale aspekte in die toonreekse van Dallapiccola se seriele komposisies (Afrikaans)Snibbe, Chantal 15 July 2004 (has links)
The technique of twelve-tone serialism was developed by Schoenberg to give structure to atonal compositions. The writer was interested in the fact that Dallapiccola’s twelve-tone compositions, as with Berg’s, were easier received by the general public than the works of other serial composers of the time. The reason being that his twelve-tone rows contain tonal elements. The boundaries of the field of study were determined in chapter 1. Terminology and problems encountered with the study were also discussed. To be able to analyse the tonal aspects of Dallapiccola’s rows, the basic outlines of tonality were clearly defined in chapter 2. It was found that tonal suggestions could be achieved by means of using: * tones that form part of a diatonic scale, * explicit triads, * implicit triads, * scale constructions and * tones that outline the tonic. The different types of twelve-tone rows were discussed and illustrated by means of music examples in chapter 3. A list of published works as well as a short discussion of each composition followed in chapter 4. Mention was made whether a work was tonal, atonal or a twelve-tone composition and Dallapiccola’s use of serial procedures in each composition was discussed. Chapter 5 showed where and how the above criteria were used in his rows. The study thus provides evidence that Dallapiccola had tonal references in mind when planning the rows and that tonal suggestions are common in his works. The twelve-tone rows often employ three, four or five of the criteria of implied tonality in a composition. Of the five criteria, tones that form part of a diatonic scale was used the most. This was discussed with all the rows, except Il prigioniero (row of hope) and Cinque frammenti di Saffo’s first and second tone rows. Dallapiccola used tones to outline the tonic in thirty one twelve-tone rows. Implicit triads were used in all but six works. Scale constructions appeared in nineteen works and Dallapiccola’s love for using a few chromatic notes or three consecutive notes of the implied major scale became apparent. Explicit triads only appeared in thirteen compositions. In the other rows, Dallapiccola created a tonal sense by means of other criteria or had a more chromatic approach. Dallapiccola thus used tonal references in the tone rows of his serial compositions and showed that twelve-tone tonality could be used to create a lyrical idiom. In this way the people that were trained in the tonal school could also appreciate twelve-tone compositions. In the opera Il prigioniero, it is especially evident that the Italian tradition of lyricism and dramatic intensity do exist after verismo composers (Morris 1999:257). / Dissertation (MMus(Performing Art))--University of Pretoria, 2005. / Music / unrestricted
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