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  • About
  • 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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Wanda, Gould, and Sting: sounding, othering, and hearing early music

Kjar, David Niels 18 November 2015 (has links)
This dissertation examines the creative work of harpsichordist Wanda Landowska, pianist Glenn Gould, and singer/songwriter Sting to address aesthetic and revivalist notions of early-music performance practice in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. I accomplish this by viewing their early-music recordings through two different but interrelated lenses: sound and otherness. By closely comparing Landowska's performances to those of Gould not just in terms of choice of instruments but, more importantly, of rhythmic projection, structural articulation, and other fundamental musical choices, a definable early-music "sound" emerges that transcends the movement’s traditional borders. Early music becomes a sonically identifiable phenomenon transmitted by performers of various training, affiliations, and epochs, rather than a loosely connected politicized movement precariously perched on claims of historical (authenticity) and timbrel (period instruments) grounds. I further illuminate this sound within the context of a performed "exoticism," signified by exotic instruments, style, and attitude. In these terms, I focus on Landowska's reception in the early twentieth century, comparing it to the reception of Gould's individualized twentieth-century Bach recordings and, as a twenty-first century venture into early music, the reception of Sting's 2006 recording of Elizabethan lute songs by John Dowland. By repositioning "Early" as "Other," a more relevant framework emerges for discussing how early-music performances over time construct and reflect a sense of authenticity in the movement and, conversely, how that construct affects its performers and its public.
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Unheimlich Bach? : Nutida icke-klassiska musikers diskurser gällande autenticitet utifrån ett historiskt informerat framförande-perspektiv i deras tolkning av Bachs musik / Unheimlich Bach? : Contemporary non-classical musicians’ discourses about authenticity from an historically informed performance-perspective in their interpretation of Bach’s music

de Rada Moniz, Carlos Javier January 2023 (has links)
Autenticitetsbegreppet inom historiskt informerat framförande (HIP, eng. historically informed performance) kopplas till strävan efter historisk informerarad kunskap om tonsättarens intentioner, tonsättartidens spelsätt och originalpublikens upplevelse av musiken. År 1995 betraktas som ett viktigt år för diskursen om autenticitet inom HIP. Richard Taruskins och Peter Kivys positioner blev startskottet till ett perspektiv som anser att det finns en till dimension av autenticitet i utövarens roll. Musikernas interpretationsrelaterade val grundas på estetiska värderingar och konstnärliga intensioner. Utifrån detta perspektiv studeras hur fem nutida musiker verksamma inom olika musikgenrer utanför den västerländsk konstmusiken, förhåller sig till diskussionen om HIP i sina framföranden av Bachs musik. Metoden som används är ostrukturerade intervjuer med insatser av stimulated recall samt musikanalys. Studien visar att dessa musikers adresserar framförandet utifrån ett förhållningssätt i vilket (explicit och medvetet i vissa fall, implicit och omedvetet i andra) diskursen om autenticitet inom HIP speglas.
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NOAH GREENBERG AND THE NEW YORK PRO MUSICA: THE CAREER, RECEPTION, AND IMPACT

AOYAMA, ERIKO 05 October 2004 (has links)
No description available.

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