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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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A New Perspective on the Interpretation and Performance of Franz Liszt's Piano Cycle, Harmonies poetiques et religieuses, S.173

Kim, Bo Ra 15 October 2015 (has links)
No description available.
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Chopin's 24 Préludes, Opus 28: A Cycle Unified by Motion between the Fifth and Sixth Scale Degrees

Boelcke, Andreas Maximilian January 2008 (has links)
No description available.
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Les 32 Pièces pour piano de Nikos Skalkottas : éclairage analytique et approche pianistique / The 32 Piano Pieces by Nikos Skalkottas : analytical insight and pianistic approach

Tsioutis, Annini 12 December 2019 (has links)
La thèse examine la relation entre geste et écriture dans les 32 Pièces pour piano (1940) de Skalkottas. Après identification des nombreuses influences perceptibles dans le corpus, une étude approfondie de la notation pianistique particulière du compositeur est proposée. Pourquoi les 32 Pièces pour piano sont-elles peu jouées ? La réponse argumentée repose sur la difficulté technique. L’interrogation sur le geste pianistique approprié est ainsi rendue légitime. Le terme procédé compositionnel est proposé pour rendre compte d’habitudes d’écriture dont le compositeur hérite des grands maitres du passé ; ces procédés ne sont pas en eux-mêmes notables, mais le deviennent quand ils sont combinés au geste pianistique pour l’articulation formelle des pièces. La problématique que nous proposons d’élucider, à travers l’analyse combinée des gestes pianistiques et des procédés compositionnels, est sous-tendue par l'évolution de la relation entre l’aspect physique et l’écriture, l'une ou l'autre dimension prenant le dessus. Les symboles proposés par Sandor, dans sa méthode, sont récupérés et complétés par d’autres symboles, afin de permettre une analyse gestuelle des 32 Pièces. Ils sont ensuite combinés à des symboles proposés par l’auteure, rendant compte des procédés compositionnels relevés. L’analyse d’un choix de pièces culmine à la proposition du terme distillation, mettant l’accent sur l’assimilation organique des influences de la part de Skalkottas. La question d'une éventuelle organisation cyclique de l’œuvre est aussi traitée. Le Vol. II propose une édition critique complète des 32 Pièces, fondée sur la comparaison détaillée des deux manuscrits existants. Des entretiens avec des pianistes ayant interprété les pièces complètent le travail. / The thesis examines the relationship between gesture and composition in the 32 Piano Pièces (1940) by Skalkottas. Following the identification of the various influences perceptible in the corpus, a thorough study of the pianistic notation of the composer is undertaken. Why are the 32 Piano Pièces not often performed? The answer is their technical difficulty. The legitimacy of an in-depth study of the appropriate pianistic gesture for their interpretation is thus confirmed. The term compositional procedure is proposed to describe composing techniques in Skalkottas’s work, which can be traced back to great masters of the past. These are not noteworthy per se, but become so when they are combined with pianistic gestures for the formal articulation of the pieces. The research question we propose to examine, through the combined analysis of pianistic gestures and compositional procedures, is supported by the evolution of the relationship between the two dimensions, the physical and the written aspect. The symbols in Sandor’s pianistic method are retrieved, completed by other symbols and applied in a gestural analysis of the 32 Piano Pieces. They are then combined with new symbols proposed by the author, designating compositional procedures. A selection of pieces is analyzed, culminating in the suggestion of the term distillation, to highlight how Skalkottas organically assimilated various influences. The question of whether the corpus constitutes a pianistic cycle or not, is also examined. Vol. II contains a complete critical edition of the 32 Piano Pieces, based on the detailed comparison of the two existing autograph manuscripts. The thesis is accompanied by interviews with pianists who have performed the pieces.
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Klavírní dílo Josefa Bohuslava Foerstera / The Piano Works of Josef Bohuslav Foerster

Havlíček, Zdeněk January 2013 (has links)
Zdeněk Havlíček The Piano Works of Josef Bohuslav Foerster (The Lyrical Piano Pieces of the Turn of the Century) ABSTRACT: The presented thesis deals with the piano works of Josef Bohuslav Foerster - in detail, it is concerned with his lyrical piano pieces from the turn of the century. After mapping out the relevant Foerster-related literature and sources, it approaches the issue of lyrical piano piece as a music genre, and gives a relatively detailed outline of its development in the 19th century. This becomes a background against which, at some points, the nature of the analyzed pieces is to be shown. In the analysis of the piano cycle "Snění" ("Dreamings", 1898), the motivic and thematic processes are the main object, the analysis of the cycle "Růže vzpomínek" ("Roses of Memories", 1902) is dominated by the aspect of harmony and also takes into consideration the context of the various piano genres employed. From the cycle "A jabloně kvetly" ("And the Apple trees blossom", 1905), only the first piece ("Dream") is closely observed. Finally, an attempt is made to discuss the piano works in question in broader musical-historical and musical- historiographical contexts.

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