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Увічнення М. В. Лисенком пам'яті Т. Г. Шевченка у 40-у та 50-у річниці смерті поета

Author(s): Kateryna Antonova / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 2/2016

The purpose of the article is to study the activities of M. Lysenko on perpetuating the memory of T. Shevchenko on the occasion of the 40th and 50th anniversaries of the poet's death. It highlights the issues of the role of Lysenko in cultural events and community projects. This means the composer’s concerts dedicated to Kobzar’s memory, concerts, the income from which Lysenko transferred to the installation of the poet’s monument in Kiev, and establishment by the composer of the Joint Committee on the construction of this monument. The methodology of research consists in using of such scientific methods as abstraction, synthesis, deductive, historical and logical. Application of the above methods allows to highlight his participation and role in the implementation and conducting of cultural events and the implementation of social ideas on the occasion of T. Shevchenko’s 40th and the 50th anniversary of the death (abstraction); to combine this aspect of cultural and social activities of the composer in a single meaningful whole (synthesis); to explore comprehensively the events in chronological order of the historical context in order to reveal their inner connection and the conditions, in which they happened (the historical and logical method); and to generalize importance of the activity of Lysenko on perpetuating the memory of the poet (deduction). The scientific novelty of work consists in the use of documents, which had not been previously introduced in study of Lysenko, and in coverage of cultural events with the participation of Lysenko on the occasion of perpetuating the memory of T. Shevchenko in his 40th and 50th anniversary of death. Conclusions. Studying the issue of Lysenko’s honoring memory of Shevchenko allows to draw conclusions about the importance of such activities for the development of Ukrainian culture in the conditions of the Ems decree, the pressure of the Russian Empire and the lack of official statehood and independence of Ukraine in the last third of the XIX – early XX centuries.

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Теоретичні дослідження та розвиток бандурного виконавства: XIX - початок XX століття

Author(s): Lesya Pavlenko / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 2/2016

The purpose of the study is retrospective historical and theoretical scientific studies and of the bandura performance as such in the XIX – early XX century. The methodology consists in applying the general principle of objectivity of scientific, historical, logical, analytical and cultural methods for the analysis and systematization of theoretical generalizations about the bandura performance formation and determining socio-cultural and artistic prerequisites of the development of a new model of bandura-concert performer. Scientific novelty lies in the integrated consideration of theoretical principles and cultural phenomena of the development of bandura performance, which appears as an integral artistic and musical phenomenon in its development evolution in the XIX – early XX century. Conclusions. The research has found that early theoretical studies of bandura (Kobzar) performance were carried out within the folkloristic and ethnographic studies of Ukrainian folk culture. It has proved that under the influence of the creative elite and intellectuals the process of kobza and bandura performance entrance into the concert stage began. It further contributed to the professionalization of performance.

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Стильові тенденції "неокласицизм" і "неофольклоризм" у музиці М. Скорика

Author(s): Stepan Lisiecki / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 1/2016

The purpose of the work. The research studies the famous Ukrainian composer M. Skoryk’s music works (second half of XX – beginning of XXI centuries), which relate to the stylistic trends of neoclassicism and neofolclorism. Methodology. The research carries out the stylistic analysis of a number of composer's works, reveals new traits in his music, written in these styles, and carries out a comparative analysis of the Skoryk’s compositions and the works of other composers. Scientific novelty. The study has identified the specific features used by M. Skoryk in these styles. If his neoclassicism has originated from the synthesis of Baroque features and modern music language, his neofolclorism has few variants: 1) folk melody is intact – harmony is modern 2) folk melody does not change – backup is updated: harmonically-rhythmically-timbrally 3) author's improvisation in folklore sense is synthesized with the help of modern means of music expression: harmony, rhythm and orchestration. Conclusions. The article is focused on the students of music schools. It will help them to study Ukrainian and foreign music history of the XX century. The following need arose: along with the main theme (innovative features of Skoryk’s music written in the styles of neoclassicism and neofolclorism) to reveal the formation and evolution of these styles in European music of the first half of the ХХ century. (M. Ravel, B. Bartok, P. Hindemith, I. Stravinsky).

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Ф. Ніцше про культуротворчий потенціал духу музики

Author(s): Tetiana Borisivna Kablova / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 2/2015

Civilization complex processes of human development forming a global paradigm cultural environment. Sometimes it leads to leveling the spiritual and aesthetic diversity in culture. There is a diversity of concepts and standardization at the same time. Against this background, establish understanding of the need for cultural and historical processes and their implementation in some new creative constants. The result is the kind context that matches the culture of human existence. This provides opportunities to apply concepts cultural-creativity as existential and contextual self-determination rights of human. Cultural-creative process gets spiritually and aesthetically defined form in the specific kind of arts. It is in this philosophical and cultural aspects in the article studies the views of Friedrich Nietzsche to the importance of the spirit of music in the cultural-creative being. Considering art as a form of expression of the culture of creativity of the human being, Nietzsche drew attention tothe irrational part of the cultural and historical processes. In the cognitive process the science completes its search for truth like the rational and logical form of this truth. At the same time, art has aesthetic, artistic and original creative form of the first idea. Science and art are in different layers of culture creative process: the first tending – to discourse, another – to the aesthetic. The art Nietzsche understood as being aesthetic form and artistic for explication will to power. He singled out the Apollonian and Dionysian principles of formation and functioning of Arts. The spirit of art appears as merging art and nature, art in its aesthetic significance and crafts, art of life and the will to power. The result was the culture creation – material reality as an imitation of world of ideas and the world of ideas as mimesis, reproduction Logos and Cosmos. The real creative work is accompanied by a rejection of individuality. Composer creates a form, the content directed to an ideal state. After achieving this result is to power beyond his, the only eternally cultural creativity natural forces which dominate the world. In his discussion the spirit of culture Nietzsche emphasizes the unique role of music in culture-creativity existence. Music stands beyond any comparison, but all in culture compared with music. Thus, the musical culture ethos associated with the fact that, according to Nietzsche, music can become a reflection of this reality, where there is an implicit harmony Apollonian and Dionysian principle. The Spirit of Music transmits the actual harmony of time – true feelings in opposite over conventional enemy, any artificial exclusion and any misunderstanding of man by man. In this context, the cultural spirit of music is an abstraction, deliberately devoid of any kind verbal or conceptual nature. Music has a logical composition form, but not illustrates the picture of historical process. Music has immanent features of particular object or event. The spirit of music hasn’t a discursive potential or reaction, its unconscious emotional expression of the inner essence of the world, volitional quintessence of life. This conceptual framework Nietzsche formed the concept of "the spirit of music" as a general and universal content being which determines any phenomenon, but the meaning of which in principle cannot convey the other kind of arts. The essence culture-creativity of this is that "the joy of existence" we must look for not in the phenomena. Musical story can to show thousands variants of events, images and stories which reflect just one facet of historical content and emotionally individualize it. This allows the recipient is not interpreted through plastic images of the world through music in general, but only certain events with certain characters. So music is a metaphysical fundamental of the world, the will to power. The image itself will not display specific events in the world. The musical product created within the cultural traditions and recognizes successful only if through it is "visible" enough of this tradition and cultural heritage. Unity of music culture of the creative process – is the most insightful play "structure" spiritual events of historical time. It is known that cultural – creative has deep anthropological principles, which to some extent reflect the evolution and development of man, with its ethnic and cultural characteristics humanitarian specifications. This provides opportunities to assume that the spirit of music is particularly important in the processes of cultural-creative and accordance with the socio-cultural of being in a cultural and historical continuum.

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Просторова еволюція музично-хореографічних взаємодій (ХVII–XVII століття)

Просторова еволюція музично-хореографічних взаємодій (ХVII–XVII століття)

Author(s): Iryna Ilienko / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 29/2016

The article is devoted to spatial changes in the music and dance relationship over the XVI–XVII centuries. The stages of development of the musical and choreographic combinations, the characteristics and problems of coexistence in one space of ballet are reviewed. The author's opinion focused on the nature of the interactions of dance and music components. The historical evolution of ballet space associated with the process from single part to the whole, where the sound-gesture appears elementary spatial design and subsequent modifications – direction in the way of its structuring. Major transformational changes in the musical and choreographic structures of the above-mentioned period are coexistence, adaptation, imitation and interference.

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Східнослов’янська духовна пісня XVII – XХ ст. у контексті церковної та популярної культури

Author(s): Olga Leonidivna Zosim / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 1/2015

The characteristic features of the East-Slavonic sacred song’s traditions in the context of the church culture are specified, the relationship of the denominational environment in which operates a sacred song and its attachment to the church culture is indicated. The signs of the ecclesiastical culture in the East-Slavonic sacred songs of the 17–20th centuries are founded. 1) The sacred songfulness is the church culture’s phenomenon in its liturgical and paraliturgical branches. The paraliturgical songfulness have a highly cultural potential, which has caused in particular an appearance of Bohohlasnyk – the first major collection of church songs. The liturgical branch, related with the development of Roman Catholic and Protestant songs, in culture-processes today plays a minor role. The extraliturgical branch of the East-Slavonic sacred song’s, actualized especially in the Orthodox environment, is the most significant in the Ukrainian culture, but its operation outside the church its role in the church culture has reduced, in contradistinction to the West Europe, where church songfulness of the Catholic and Protestant traditions is important part of the liturgical repertoire and representant of the national cultural traditions. 2) The East-Slavonic sacred song’s as a part of the church culture are represented through its liturgical (mainly paraliturgical) function; therefore, the relationship of sanctuary and ceremony provides sacred nature of the songs, that get a sacred dimension. The definition of songs as church in many cases was associated only with the change of function, not text or melody, if it meets the basic criteria of church music. 3) The sacred songfulness as a phenomenon of church culture is confessional defined (Catholic, Protestant, much less – Orthodox), the use of another confessional works were possible in their dogmatic conformity or changes in the text. The features of popular culture in the East-Slavonic sacred songs are defined, that are related to the general processes of development of literary and musical language and features of the functioning of the sacred song’s books in the East-Slavonic lands in the 17–20th centuries. The specified features of popular culture in the East-Slavonic sacred songs of the 17–20th centuries in its interaction with the church culture are indicated. 1) The song samples as a representant of popular church culture present the Christian faith in the simple and accessible musical and poetic forms available to all Christians. This feature is common for church and extrachurch songs. 2) Paraliturgical and extraliturgical songs are confessionally defined and contribute to the popularization of their denomination. When in songs is used heritage of other Christian denominations, another confessional elements (doctrine, holiday, most revered saints, church sanctuary) are removed or replaced. 3) The features of popular culture are founded in use of vernacular language in paraliturgical and extraliturgical songs, sometimes with stanzas written in Church Slavonic. This is not a desacralization of religious works, because they do not lose their religious character. The use of vernacular language in the sacred works is indicated a new stage of development of religious music, which, in response to requests of time, becomes anthropocentric features. 4) The melodics of the paraliturgical and extraliturgical songs are simplified and involves the use of contemporary musical language, elements of dance etc. It is also not a desacralization, because in the New Age similar processes in musical and literary language are occured. 5) The spreading of songs via replication is occurred: extraliturgical songs through manuscripts, paraliturgical through manuscripts and printings. The replication, which is characterized for the popular culture and later to mass culture, paradoxically retained the sacred songs from folklorization through the inclusion of apocryphal elements. In editing and spreading of sacred songs, church authorities first took care of the purity of faith. Also removing songs from editing or introducing them to printed songbooks, church hierarchy tried to promote or exclude of the repertoire song works. The extrachurch song is spread mainly through manuscripts, although in the 19–20th centuries are printed Orthodox publications of Bohoslasnyk, which were intended only for extra church use. In case of rejection the content of the work from the basics of the Christian faith and the addition apocryphal elements, the song hasn’t represented the church culture and has become the folk culture, while it simultaneously has lost signs of the popular culture: the song hasn’t replication and has functioned as object of the popular culture, where were other forms of existence and distribution. The involvement of folk elements to a canonical content (such as adding household detail in Christmas songs), although these works are taken out beyond the church culture, but didn’t make these works of folklore.

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Нонконформізм як фактор стильової динаміки в культурі ХХ століття

Author(s): Hilarion Lehenky / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 1/2015

The article provided cultural reconstruction style formation the twentieth century. Determined that nonconformism as a stage style dynamics shaping occurs in the context where culture or cultural practices reach "blossoming complexity" by Leontiev. In non-conformism intention incompleteness, incompleteness thoughts and redundancy imaginative innovation (synthesis of style artifacts) overflowing. It is proved that non-conformism is characteristic model configuration predetermined external display that always connects art with rules and models imitation behavior and immanent reality denial of these standards, providing a discourse that captures the flow changes, openness and incompleteness of creative innovation. In non-conformism style is a secondary phenomenon, because the non-reality tends to the creative eclecticism. Non-conformism – is no dichotomy alternatives, a conscious choice – creative thinking. Language, speech, discourse is always figurative, pictographic focus and cannot be abstractly defined. The discourse of non-conformism – is always incomplete image culture, are a symptom of incomplete permanent continuous formation of images, image, ideals and standards. Arts and signify this way as non-conformism purely artistic. So we fix two stages in the transition style formation – internal (non-conformism as immanent transformation blossoming complexity stationary style) and foreign – denial following the previous style, which takes place in the context of the stage of simple radical actions (fusion – Art Nouveau, demonstrations objection classical culture in the forefront; frakalnyh genetic algorithm searches micro intervals as denial culture of postmodernism in general). What is called "dialogue of cultures", "stylistic interaction" is at the stage of primary and secondary simplification cultures and their practices, which is a prerequisite not synthesis, symbiosis, and proper dialogue – preserve the authenticity of cultural artifacts. In style are created under: proto phase which defines metaphysical little principle shaping style as the previous final stylistic development; stage primary shaping simplicity of style that correlates with the simplicity of the style of the previous finals; flowering stage as excess complexity of a system that produces nonconforming intentions – the search for organic art systems; retrospective stage or second stage of simplification, which correlates with the stage of primary simplicity of style and produces denial stage of ease in the next style. If we are talking about non-conformism, then he characterized predetermined outer configuration model that always connects art with the rules and realities of those who create designs of imitation behavior. Difficulties stylistic interpretations are not only non-conformism that is hard to describe internal and external determinants, difficult to describe how one goes in a different style in the context of multi stylistic reality culture of the twentieth century. Artistic innovation of the twentieth century chronologically by avant-garde. Vanguard returned to the simple and clear configurations. This is the avant-garde, which itself represents a return to the stage poetics of the first prophets of the first analysts and synthetic vision as a world vanguard aesthetics. Phase vanguard nonconformity that occurs as a reflection and embodiment of avant-garde creative intuitions that require new (fractal) monism. At the forefront can see the different stages: the first stage, which is the following of modern intuitions Nouveau as a negation of antiquity, held in eclecticism, vidtvorylasya as a radical negation, negation of the entire classical culture, sharp break, demonstration of the world. In figurative art, architecture did not experience such a sharp breaking, as it happens in music. It may be noted that all the talk about symmetry, which helps to structure the twentieth century, a certain diversity of art practices as one big song is not productive. We are not trying to draw parallels between music and architecture Art Nouveau, our task – only to determine that modern non-conformism nose in a new model of budivnoyi design. It can be said that the style is not modern two stages: eclecticism and its own modernist style, but the third stage of primary simplicity (eclectic), stage and stage Nouveau dual simplification (retrospection, or so-called modern classicism). When it comes to modern style, it is often too formally define it as purely linear, focused on plastics plant type shaping. It is a style that existed in the late twentieth century until the First World War, according to a number of theorists on art, architecture, design. However – this is superficial and artificial interpretation style. Homelessness exist in space, devoid of big narratives, do adds nothing to understanding discourse nonconformity? Non-conformism (art, music) is an extremely versatile product culture, product multidimensional, synthetic, if not eclectic. However it is eclectic topic as guidance nonconformity is the closest to the value style. Stylistic features nonconformity difficult to specify because we have a discourse specifies located in marginal space. The discourse of non-conformism – is always incomplete image culture, are a symptom of incomplete permanent continuous formation of images, image, ideals and standards. That is not about the system and by the system characteristics that plunge man without a conscious or deliberate over the act and encourage artistic intuition and faith.

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Три проекції класичної бінарної логіки: філософія, математика, музична теорія

Три проекції класичної бінарної логіки: філософія, математика, музична теорія

Author(s): Pavlo Lagunov / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 28/2015

In this article we`ve been explored the features of the, probably, one of the most character universes in the classicist period – binary logic. This elements have been analyzed in the three magnificent levels such as philosophy (dualism, dialectic etc.), mathematics (the binomial theorem, the G. Leibnitz`s binary scale system), musical analysis, where a period has been an etalon of this logic. The era that combines the second half of the XVII and beginning of XVIII century, entered the history as being endorsed rationalist and scientific philosophy. Any phenomenon is explained by the use of scientific methods and conventional logic operations. In this context, the era of classicism evolved to such an attitude as that again revived the ancient knowledge of world harmony ideas through scientific methods and precise measurements. However, this is a something new, more materialistic level (which is not always implies the existence of God). As a result, while the formation was launched up to date picture of the world. The development of natural sciences, computer science, new discoveries in physics, astronomy, and geography significantly have expanded the frontiers of understanding the surrounding world and the laws by which they operate.

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Професійне камерне виконавство в Полтаві, Миколаєві та Херсоні на початку ХХ століття

Професійне камерне виконавство в Полтаві, Миколаєві та Херсоні на початку ХХ століття

Author(s): Vasil Shchepakin / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 28/2015

The development of musical culture of Ukrainian cities in the late XIX – early XX century was characterized by increasing professionalization of participants of the concerts. This surge of musical activity in Poltava, Mykolaiv and Kherson was associated with opening of the local offices of the Imperial Russian Musical Society (the IRMS) with music classes, later, schools. The appearance of such special structures contributed to the influx of highly professional musicians into these cities, mostly foreigners, graduated from Prague, Leipzig, Vienna, Brussels conservatories and some other Western European music schools. The important representative part of musical culture of any Ukrainian city at that time was chamber performing.Thus, the aim of this research is to identify the specific of chamber performance evolution in Poltava, Mykolaiv and Kherson in the context of activity of Western European representatives of musical and performance traditions. IRMS Offices annual reports of these cities, and some reviews of the performances of chamber ensembles in the press of the time have been used as research materials. IRMS Local Offices foundation in Mykolaiv (1892), Poltava (1899) and Kherson (1904) had its cultural frame; in all the cities, at that time, over a certain period, private music schools and amateur music association were working.

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Культурне життя Мелітополя початку ХХ століття: панорама та провідні тенденції

Культурне життя Мелітополя початку ХХ століття: панорама та провідні тенденції

Author(s): Olexandr Antonenko / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 28/2015

In the article the leading aspects of cultural life of Melitopol at the beginning of the XX century in the context of national and regional tendencies are revealed.. The cultural life of Melitopol at the beginning of the XX century had its own regional peculiarities but at the same time it was an inalienable component of those common processes and worldview improvement that had happened in Ukrainian culture in the second half of the XIX and at the beginning of the XX centuries. They are characterized by activisation and development of different kinds of art. The association "Prosvita" played an important role in the development of Ukrainian art culture at the beginning of the XX century. Melitopol "Prosvita" began its work in 1908. Their activities included the organization of creative groups, the holding of literary evenings, lections, performances and spreading of Ukrainian book.Multi-ethnic complement of inhabitants in Melitopol caused active development of the culture of national partnerships of the town. In April 1911 Jewish literary association began its work in town. It was founded by Matvii Liberman, a writer and journalist. It is known that M. Liberman’s works were in the repertoire of capital dramatic troupes at the beginning of the XX century. In the local press we can come across the mentions of work of Bulgarian and Armenian associations in Melitopol. In the "Melitopol news" of 24 April 1911 it was pointed out that foundation of different associations such as "historical-ethnic, literary, music had become sufficiently widespread phenomena". The important event in historical development of musical culture of Melitopol became the opening of Melitopol child’s music school in 1907. It was founded by Illia Chubaty who was a Pole. In the researched period there were such classes as violin, solo and choral singing, wind instruments, theory of music, composition and orchestral play. The music school is still working and is one of the oldest musical educational institutions of Zaporizhia region. The hiring of a tutor for musical lessons was also popular in Melitopol. The activities of karaim association greatly influenced on development of culture in Melitopol. Moisei Phirkovych, a Karaim writer, lived in Melitopol.

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Духовна пісня православної традиції в контексті розвитку культури України періоду незалежності

Духовна пісня православної традиції в контексті розвитку культури України періоду незалежності

Author(s): Margarita Antonenko / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 28/2015

Sacred song is one of the largest layers of Ukrainian musical culture. In the article the peculiarities of the development of the sacred songs of the period of independent Ukraine are revealed. Liturgical, extraliturgical and paraliturgical varieties of sacred songs were analyzed in the context of the traditions of the orthodox culture. The Genesis of sacred song in Ukraine reaches the ХVI century, a time when "psalmas songs and chant that had a sacred content and were performed outside the Church. These two genres have a lot in common, but have their own peculiarity features. First of all, a psalm is associated with folk art chant is connected with the author's creativity or arrangement. The interest of researchers to Ukrainian sacred song can be traced to the late XIX century. Literature researches and philological analysis of the Ukrainian sacred songs were made by I. Franko, M. Hrushevsky, M. Wozniak, V. Hnatiuk, Y. Jaworski. In the late ХІХ – at the beginning of the ХХ centuries the first musicological understanding of the Ukrainian sacred singing appeared. The most important things in this aspect are the scientific surveys of Ukrainian composers and folklorists M. Lysenko, F. Kolessa, P. Demutsky, M. Grinchenko, B. Kudryk. The soviet period was marked by almost a complete lack of attention from the critics to the problems of the analysis of the Ukrainian sacred song. The exception was the occasional reference to the issue of domestic musicologists – A. Shrier Tkachenko, V. Bulat, A. Pravdica, P. Matsenko. The systematic research of the Ukrainian sacred songs appeared in the period of independence. The substantial and musicological analysis of the Ukrainian sacred songs of the XVII – XVIII centuries in the monograph by Y. Medvedik is investigated. A significant contribution to the Ukrainian musicology is considered to be the scientific work of O. Zosim, namely systematic and comprehensive analysis of Ukrainian sacred songs of Western-European origin during the whole period of its existence.

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Музично-педагогічна діяльність Ангеліни Стриги у контексті розвитку баянної культури Чернігівщини

Музично-педагогічна діяльність Ангеліни Стриги у контексті розвитку баянної культури Чернігівщини

Author(s): Oleg Badalov / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 28/2015

Anhelina Oleksandrivna Stryha is the teacher, the performer, the active figure of the Ukrainian bayan movement. The honored worker of Ukrainian culture occupies a prominent spot among the masters of bayan pedagogy and performance art. Her students never fail to represent bayan art of the Chernihiv region not only in Ukraine but abroad as well with dignity. Among them, twelve were given honorary titles both in Ukraine and Russian Federation and became laureates of both national and international competitions and keep on giving concerts in the region. Musical pedagogical activity of A. Stryha has never been subject to research. Therefore, the urgency of the chosen topic is evident. A. Stryha was born on February 3, 1941. She has been involved with music since a very young age. Her father was a talented amateur musician. Music was always heard in their household. A. Stryha acquired her primary musical education at the local Chernihiv music school. After graduation, she started working as a bayan teacher in a music club. In 1959, she started studying at the Music College of Kyiv in the class of the Ukrainian Honored Artist Ivan Zhuromsky. In 1964, A. Stryha entered P. Tchaikovsky Conservatory of Kyiv where she underwent art training in the class of the Honored Art Worker and professor Marc Helis. Being a student, she became a touring musician giving performances in Kyiv, Moscow and the towns of Chernihiv region. She has been head of the Folk Instruments Department in the Music College of Chernihiv since 1967. Later on, she became head of the folk instruments teachers’ union.

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Фитцуильямова верджинальная книга в музыковедческих исследованиях ХХ – ХХІ столетий

Фитцуильямова верджинальная книга в музыковедческих исследованиях ХХ – ХХІ столетий

Author(s): Liubov Titarenko / Language(s): Russian Issue: 27/2015

Fitzwilliam virginal book (FVb) –is the most volumetric collection of English keyboard music of the middle of XVI-XVII centuries that exists nowadays, it is impossible to overestimate its significance. It consists of 297 keyboard works of the most outstanding English composers-virginalists. FVb contains 50 of G. Farnaby’s keyboard pieces that can not be found in any hand-written or printed music source of that time. FVb also contains 19 of P. Phillips’s keyboard pieces from 25 ones that have survived till nowadays. Moreover, FVB contains more than a half of W. Byrd’s keyboard heritage, and what is the most important, it contains pieces of different years (both early and later) that give us the opportunity to have a complete view of great master’s keyboard works. FVb is a subject of keen interest for every researcher who studies creative works of English composers of the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries and genres of music they worked in (especially dances and folk songs treatment). All existing works about FVb can be divided into three categories: dedicated to historical issues, to theoretical and style problems, and also to practical performance problems. Historical information is mentioned for the first time in the preface to the first edition of FVb, where the editors J. A. Fuller Maitland and W. Barclay Squire offered some assumptions about the origins of FVb and the personality of its copyist F. Tregian Jr. Till nowadays researchers are certain of the fact that the circumstances of his life influenced significantly the structure of FVb, its contents and even conception. The personality of F. Tregian and the circumstances of his work over FVb still inspire vivid interest of researchers from the moment of the first publication of the collection till nowadays. Here we have historical works: The book of E. Naylor, (1905); the articles of E. Cole (1952); A. Cuneo (1995); the dissertation of P. P. Jones (2009); and sharp polemic articles of R. R. Thomson (2001) and D. J. Smith (2002, 2004).

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Феномен кобзарського мистецтва в Українській народній культурі

Author(s): Lesya Pavlenko / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 35/2015

The article discusses the kobza art as an original phenomenon of the Ukrainian national culture. The attention is focused on the musical creativity of the kobzars in the XVIth-XVIIth centuries as the bearers of the national epic tradition, Christian morality and original repeaters of the collective memory of the nation as a whole. It is noted that the mainly the basis of the vocal and instrumental repertoire consisted Cossack's thoughts and historical songs, accumulating the historical memory of the ethnos. Kobza roots date back to Kievan Rus. A very common musical phenomenon in Ukrainekobza became popular, from the XV century. It is in the depths of Kobzar culture formed the basic principles and techniques of playing an instrument and repertoire wandering musicians. Kobzarstvo as a unique phenomenon of Ukrainian culture that period should be seen not only in the musical sense, but also in the unity of the historical and cultural ties. It is formed kobzarstvo folk culture, obumovlyuyuchys certain socio-historical factors and passed a difficult way to the formation and development. The first historical mention of the fixed harpers dating from XV – XVI century.and show only the names of the performers kept separately, their repertoire, social origins. Historical songs, thoughts, moralistic religious songs and other copyrighted works accompanied by minstrels playing the kobza, bandura and the lyre, so they still called lyrists or bandura players. Quite active development of musical creativity wandering blind musicians in Ukraine falls on the day XV-XVI centuries. Most researchers emphasize the uniqueness kobza phenomenon and its profound identity. A characteristic physiological defect folk singers and performers that distinguished them from the rest of society, and which became poet, was Sightlessness blindness that occurred for various reasons. In fact, it was a special layer of people, which is treated with respect and honor for the level of musical and singing talent. Aside from music, minstrels-blind because of his lifestyle and character of occupation were somewhat educators, communicators, spreading not only singing, but also other socially meaningful and useful information. Often they are a good addition to singing and playing on Kobza could cure were healers, diviners, even performing certain religious rites. Kobzarstvo biggest development reached at the time of the Cossacks. Since the end of the XVI century.harpers career was inextricably and closely linked to the Cossacks, becoming an integral part of the Cossack culture, also gave identity. Kobzar played an important role in the Cossack environment: it has accumulated a part of the cultural heritage and oral traditions – songs, thoughts, traditions, military customs, rules of coexistence separate Cossack society, the foundations of war. Given the growing number of musicians wandering harpers, then they begin to associate in professional workshops, namely kobzarstvo reached a new, more professional stage of development. New value kobzar movement becomes the days of Hetman Bohdan Khmelnytsky, Ivan Samoilovich, IvanMazepa. Organizationally it was kind of trade unions, fraternities, music schools, which taught music and singing skills in teaching students and masters and apprentices. These institutions functioned quite officially, with the founding documents in the form of the statute and its own seal and symbols – shop signs and flags with emblems. Formation kobza tradition was against the backdrop of Ukrainian Baroque culture that largely caused the development of philosophical features folk singers and musicians. Conventionally cultural space of time, as social stratification, experienced division into three main layers – the clergy, the military people and workers. With the advent of traveling singers, harpers who were kind of mediums – intermediaries between the peasants and townspeople, formed the necessary cultural and information flow, a significant difference between the divisions of public starred, combining spiritual, literary culture and grassroots people. For a significant period of the Cossack's art foundation repertoire of folk genre kobzar distribution group was epic works – Duma and historical songs that showed high high professional skill of the artist. Traditionally Duma classified into groups: Captives Duma – laments and thoughts-memories of the Turkish-Tatar captivity; historical, which are divided into the Duma to the Khmelnytsky period and thereafter, and include mention of specific historical characters; Home – devoted to the events in the life of anonymous characters, their relationships with relatives. National, cultural and spiritual phenomenon kobza was in keeping old traditions singing, isolating harpers a separate social condition of the population. Historical bases of formation of the Cossack's art is an essential component for the modern musical performance improvement and outline the prospects for its development.

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Сучасний стан зберігання музичної фольклорної спадщини України (1991-2017 рр.)

Сучасний стан зберігання музичної фольклорної спадщини України (1991-2017 рр.)

Author(s): Andriy Orestovich Furdichko / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 32/2017

The goal of the research is to study the system of ethnic and music folklore collecting and care in modern Ukraine. The main orientation of employees archives the industry folk inheritance, the digitization o f all audio source base materials, creating a single electronic storage system and promotion of the folk music of Ukraine, access to the international system of electronic archives of specialized topics. The methodology of the study consists in the analysis the largest collections of folk music of modern Ukraine, in the synthesis of the genre and thematic components of folk heritage o f the country. Scientific novelty consists in systematic description of archival materials and considering the characteristics of a national archival institution.

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Східні елементи в операх Дж. Пуччіні

Author(s): Bin Cheng / Language(s): Russian Issue: 34/2015

The article focuses on implementation of images and the oriental culture in the opera works of John. Puccini. On the example of the opera «Turandot» and «Cio-Cio-San» we take a look on the principles of musical and artistic expression of Japanese and Chinese subjects, as well as musical and dramatic features of these works. The name John. Puccini associated one of the most important stages in the development of European opera, which marked the final period of classic Italian vocal tradition and opens new horizons for the development of the genre of opera. One of the factors significant upgrade traditional opera composer's aesthetic appeal was subject to the east, which in many ways has stimulated new principles of musical expression and the ideological content of musical and theatrical works. Two opera J.. Puccini, directly facing to the east of the plot - "Cio-Cio-San" and "Turandot" are an integral part of most of the world opera repertoire theaters. Accordingly, these operas are in demand in the modern vocal performance practice and discussion of their stylistic specificity important for a singer-performer. Despite the popularity of "eastern" J. operas. Puccini, the theoretical aspects of the specificity of the individual style of opera images is rarely become the subject of musicological interest. Thus, the musical-dramatic incarnation features images of the main characters of the opera are not specifically investigated. The turn of XIX-XX centuries in European art marked by very significant changes in the field of art and music as well. Intense search for a new meaningfulness of art, new means of expression, a whole - a new style, led to complex and ambiguous processes in all areas of creativity. In this period, the art of music associated with the updating of the traditional genre and style standards, and the trend to rethink the classical music culture brought to life the idea of "new music", which was to bring new ideas and themes, the new musical content and a new musical language. These processes have touched virtually all areas of professional musical creativity, and the opera became the music genre, which has accumulated a key stylistic trends of his time. In the era of musical theater turn of the century formed the new concept of music and performing arts, many composers strive to reform the genre of opera. This creative installation implemented in different ways in different European school of composition. Most researchers, musicologists say that for a given historical period of European musical art is very significant fact is the interest in oriental imagery and themes. Indeed, the European culture from the end of XIX century shows an increased interest in the East, which, on the one hand, is perceived as an exotic, as "wonderful and mysterious world" on the other - as a powerful cultural tradition, but "alien" and unfamiliar. In this regard, to talk about cultural dialogue East-West, which later, throughout the twentieth century became the main line of development of European art. Indicative in this sense, and Italian Opera Verismo, which represented J. Puccini is actively developing the eastern theme and significantly enriched at the expense of the drama and the musical language of the European opera. Impact of Japanese and Chinese art to the European art world, which developed under the banner of the "discovery" of the culture of the Far East, has stimulated the emergence of original creative refractions "foreign" culture of European composers in his operatic works. If we consider the influence of the Eastern element in the technical level of operatic works, it manifests itself in peculiarities of the libretto, drama and musical language. In the context of these considerations the opera "Turandot" by the Italian composer J. Puccini is a unique example of the influence of Eastern culture on the European musical art of the early XX century: it is a popular European opera, the plot of which is historically associated with ancient oriental legends and events are taking place in China, in Beijing. Thus, treatment J.. Puccini to the east subject in his operas was the most important link in the development of cultural interaction between East and West in the XX century. Implementation of images of Chinese and Japanese culture in the opera "Turandot" and "Madama Butterfly" is original concept of the opera composer of works: East can be interpreted as "conditional" exotic element, a colorful and mysterious world of European ("Turandot"), but the East and may be moral and ethical opposition to Western culture ("Madame Butterfly"). East element in the opera J.. Puccini caused their characteristic musical flavor, originality of their musical language (pentatonic scale as a basis Lado-harmonic organization of musical material, sound imitation Eastern instruments and the like), drama (the compositional principles of statics and an epic drama), type heroes and characters (conditional hero character masks).

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Творчість Г. Холста у світлі орієнталістських тенденцій англійського мистецтва

Author(s): Olga Popova / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 2/2017

The purpose of the work. The research is devoted to revealing the specificity and significance of Orientalist direction of G. Holst’s creation, as well as its connection with certain phenomena of English art culture of the past and the present. The methodology of the work is based on the application of historical-logical, analytical and comparative methods. Context and systematic methods make it possible to study the works of Holst, belonging to the "Sanskrit period", in the direct inclusion into the integrity of culture and the system of its organic interconnections. The scientific novelty of the work lies in the fact that for the first time in Ukrainian musicology it illuminates the creative figure of the great British composer of the twentieth century G. Holst in the historical context of the epoch of modernism. Conclusions. The research proves that the composer's appeal to the oriental themes has undergone a serious foundation in the form of a powerful Orientalist tendency of English art, which dates back to the turn of the Middle Ages and reaches a special height at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The influences on the G. Holst's creation of scientific researches by R. W. Frazer, poetry by W. Whitman are revealed; the characteristics of the composer’s works belonging to the Orientalist direction are given; the meaning of the Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda as the central opus of the "Sanskrit period" of the G. Holst’s creation is revealed in the article.

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Traditional Hungarian Romani/Gypsy dance and Romanian electronic pop-folk music in Transylvania
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Traditional Hungarian Romani/Gypsy dance and Romanian electronic pop-folk music in Transylvania

Author(s): Tamás Korzenszky / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2015

This fieldwork-based ethnochoreological study focuses on traditional dances of Hungarian Romani/Gypsy communities in Transylvania (Romania) practiced to electronic pop-folk music. This kind of musical accompaniment is applied not only to the fashionable Romanian manele, but also to their traditional dances (named csingerálás, cigányos). Thus Romanian electronic pop-folk music including Romani/Gypsy elements provides the possibility for the survival of Transylvanian Hungarian Romani/Gypsy dance tradition both at community events and public discoes. The continuity in dance idiom is maintained through changes in musical idiom – a remarkable phenomenon, worthy of further discussion from the point of view of the continuity of cultural tradition.

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All Styles All Stars: Jazz Funk Burn
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All Styles All Stars: Jazz Funk Burn

Author(s): Jared Jonathan Luna / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2015

As a cultural movement with a global reach, hip-hop and its assimilation outside America draws discourse from globalised perspectives. At the same time, African-American vernacular dances such as breaking, krumping, locking, vogue among others, often classified under hip-hop or street dance, have received scholarly attention in the past few years. This project is concerned with how hip-hop and street dance freestyle improvisations are shaped and localized in a post-American-colonial setting. Based on a two-month fieldwork in Manila, Philippines, this research analyzes the All Styles Battle as a convergence of various assimilated movement systems, and local dance practice. The methods implemented in gathering data include formal and informal interviews, and participant observation. This paper draws out evidences of the recurring negotiations between practicing pure versus hybridized versions of hip-hop and street dance genres with the help of movement analysis. By incorporating elements such as ‘Burns’, dancers in Manila are able to adapt modified versions of street dance genres to activities such as battling in street dance. As such, this research also touches on pertinent issues within hip-hop discourse as it aims for a deeper understanding of cultural production, assimilation, authenticity and intangible cultural heritage.

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From Café to stage to museum: The transformation of the Gypsy music industry in 20th-century Hungary

Author(s): Lynn Hooker / Language(s): English Issue: 1-2/2015

With a few exceptions, the scholarly literature on Hungary’s Gypsy music remains frozen in an increasingly remote past, in what Budapest journalist Imre Déri in 1912 called “the old patriarchal relationship between the Gypsies and the gentlemen merry-makers.” Yet Gypsy musicians thrived in the twentieth century, through dramatic social and economic changes, adapting to new institutional frameworks and audience expectations. In the early days of the Hungarian Radio, culture brokers attempted to regularize sound production to fi t the technical demands of this new medium, in the process asserting new controls over the musicians; their proposed changes led to a public conflict with the musicians, the “Gypsy war” of 1934. Under socialism the state initially strove to break the “feudalist-capitalist” framework of the previous system by closing restaurants, but then reopened them as sites for workers’ entertainment and tourist revenue; additionally, Hungary’s professional folk ensembles (created there and throughout the East bloc after the model of Igor Moiseyev’s ensemble in the USSR) filled the ranks of their orchestras with Gypsy musicians almost exclusively until the 1980s. Using oral history interviews and journalistic and archival sources, this essay shows how these artists sought both economic stability and recognition as they negotiated changing conditions.

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