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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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Nationalistic Elements Demonstrated in Villa-Lobos' Clarinet Writing in Chamber Music Works Entitled "Chôros"

Chang, Ying-Hsu January 2009 (has links)
In the collaborative integration of the components in Brazilian folk music language and of western art music style, Villa-Lobos' compositional style is unique in reflecting a self-defined method apart from the development of nineteenth century Nationalism. The purpose of this study is to identify the use of the Brazilian nationalistic elements in the music of the Brazilian art music composer Heitor Villa-Lobos as well as to examine his approach of the use of the representative components in his writing for clarinet. The choice of compositions included in this document focuses on the three chamber music works with clarinet in the set of the Chôros: Chôros No. 2 (1924), Chôros, No. 7 (1924), and Quintette en forme de chôros (1928). The Chôros was chosen because these compositions exhibit the maturity of Villa-Lobos' writing style of Brazilian nationalistic language. This study also discusses the historical background of traditional choro music as a prominent style in Brazilian popular music during the 1920s and analyzes how this genre influenced the set of Villa-Lobos' Chôros.
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Création de pièces novatrices reflétant l'hybridation entre le choro brésilien et l'approche compositionnelle du pianiste et compositeur américain Thelonious Monk

Vieira, Manoel 22 May 2020 (has links)
Le but de ce travail est de mener une enquête sur les principaux aspects du choro brésilien et sur l'approche compositionnelle du pianiste et compositeur américain Thelonious Monk afin de créer des pièces originales inspirées de l'hybridation de ces deux approches musicales. Le choro est un genre musical qui a beaucoup influencé la musique brésilienne depuis son apparition au XIXe siècle. Par ailleurs, l'énigmatique musique de Thelonious a contribué à la création et au développement du bebop jazz. Ces deux approches ont subi le processus d'hybridation musicale comme élément clé dans leurs consolidation et création au cours du temps. Pour mon projet, l'approche compositionnelle de Monk m'a inspiré en tant que source d'expérimentation pour restructurer le choro. De la même façon, les différents aspects du choro m'incitent à les utiliser comme des outils permettant la modification du style de Monk. Leurs façons de structurer la mélodie, l'harmonie et le rythme sont à la base de mes compositions. J'explore plus précisément le défi de mettre en interaction ces deux approches en développant un vocabulaire capable d'équilibrer leurs éléments, et ce à travers mes propres compositions. Par l'observation et l'analyse de ces éléments et structures, j'ajoute quelques considérations interprétatives dans le but de collaborer aussi à la performance. Ce projet retrace aussi les aspects historiques du choro et de Monk avec l'idée de faire mieux comprendre leurs origines et leurs processus de formation. Chaque composition présente une combinaison d'éléments structurels assez variés qui visent à une interaction et à une intégration équilibrées, stimulées par ma propre individualité artistique. Ce projet a pour ambition d'aider les musiciens dans leur interprétation musicale en encourageant la création. / The aim of this work is to investigate the main aspects of Brazilian choro and the compositional approach of American pianist and composer Thelonious Monk to create original pieces inspired by the hybridization of these two musical approaches. Choro is a musical genre that has greatly influenced Brazilian music since its appearance in the nineteenth century. In addition, the enigmatic music of Thelonious contributed to the creation and development of Bebop jazz. Both approaches have undergone the process of musical hybridization as a key element in their consolidation and creation over time. For my project, Monk's compositional approach inspired me as a source of experimentation to restructure the choro. In the same way, the different aspects of choro encourage me to use them as tools allowing the modification of Monk's style. Their ways of structuring melody, harmony and rhythm are at the base of my compositions. I explore more precisely the challenge of interacting these two approaches by developing a vocabulary able to balance their elements, and this through my own compositions. By observing and analyzing these elements and structures, I add some interpretative considerations in order to collaborate also on performance. This project also traces the historical aspects of Choro and Monk with the idea of making better understand their origins and their training processes. Each composition presents a combination of quite varied structural elements that aim at balanced interaction and integration, stimulated by my own artistic individuality. This project aims to help the musicians in their musical interpretation by encouraging the creation.

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