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Arbey, Dominique. "Francis Poulenc et la musique populaire." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040066.
Full textThe composer Francis Poulenc (1899-1963) was particularly influenced by the popular music of his time. In order to study this very specific aspect of his works, our research will take into account the musical production of the composer, his personal testimonies (such as correspondence, radio programs and various pieces of writing) and all documents related to the creation and reception of his works.When composing Bal Masqué (The Masked Ball) the composer’s aim was not to copy popular music but just to make use of some of its characteristics. Just like a painter he created what he would call ‘portraits de music-hall’ (‘Music-hall portraits’). For this impregnation to be fully appreciated, our analyses will tackle different musical parameters such as melody, rhythm, harmony, structures, orchestration and vocal effects. The purpose of our research involving socio-cultural perspectives, the analysis of those technical aspects cannot be dissociated from the historical context relative to the composer and, to a wider extent, to the ‘Groupe des Six’
Guillien, Mathieu. "Du minimalisme dans la musique électronique populaire." Paris 8, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA084112.
Full textThe purpose of this study is to call into question the concept of minimalism in popular electronic music. The first part of the dissertation focuses on the concept of minimalism itself by mentioning the genesis of this aesthetic, which appeared in plastic arts in the 1950 in the United States, then its translation in the music field under the aegis of composers such as La Monte Young, Terry Riley and Steve Reich. To justify the use of the concept of minimalism while referring to different musical genres, a clarification is made in several steps: the relation of the musicians to History, their economic positioning, the technical means at their disposal as well as their reflection on their work, their social context, their relation to interpretation and live performance, and their views on problematics like repetition and dance. The second part focuses on techno itself. After tracing the history of the emergence of this musical genre at the beginning of the 1980’s in Detroit, as well as an outline of the electronic instruments which played a part in this emergence and their structural effects on the music, we can study the emersion of the « minimal » branch of techno. Lastly, studying the music of German composer Robert Henke allows us to broaden our subject by including an example of minimalism in popular electronic non-dance music
Segré, Gabriel. "Elvis Presley : héros mythique et objet de culte." Paris 10, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA100070.
Full textMarcadet, Christian. "Les enjeux sociaux et esthetiques des chansons dans les sociétés contemporaines : étude sociosémiotique : théorie, études de cas, perspectives /." Paris : [s.n.], 2000. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37715603n.
Full textPichette, Marie-Hélène. "Musique populaire et identité franco-ontariennes La nuit sur l'étang." Thesis, University of Ottawa (Canada), 2000. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/9121.
Full textHakima, Fakher. "Les aérophones dans la musique populaire égyptienne : tradition et évolution." Paris 4, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA040237.
Full textThis work reveals the principal mutations of the Egyptian popular music, right from the start of the twentieth century. Our essential interrogations will focus on the use of the woodwind instruments in both: the popular rural and urban music and around their role in the evolution of the style of interpretation. The transfer of the rural music of the Egyptian countryside towards the urban environment of the city of Cairo brought about important mutations. In order to expose those mutations we have studied peculiarly two mains groups of woodwind instruments: the authentic instruments (al-‘arghûl, al-mizmâr et al-kawalah) which interpret popular rural music and the occidental woodwind instruments (the accordion and the saxophone) which themselves interpret the popular urban music of Cairo. The research displays also a study of the Arabic military music. The vulgarization of this musical genre had been the consequence of the apparition of a new popular musical genre: popular brass-band hassab allh. The following research paper deals with the contribution of organology, as well as the instrumental technique, on the evolution of the Egyptian popular music
Groccia, Martine Panier Louis. "La chanson : une approche sémiotique d'un objet sonore et musical." Lyon : Université Lumière Lyon 2, 2008. http://demeter.univ-lyon2.fr/sdx/theses/lyon2/2008/groccia_m.
Full textStiga, Kalliopi. ""Mikis Theodorakis : le chantre du rapprochement de la musique savante et de la musique populaire"." Lyon 2, 2006. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/documents/lyon2/2006/stiga_k.
Full textAs far as the Greek composer, politician, thinker and reformer Mikis Theodorakis is concerned, the link between “learned music” and “popular music” establishes a connection between the elite and the people. This belief guided his artistic creation as well as his political action. Convinced, since his adolescence bound to the concept of Liberty, that “the education of the people is one of the factors that contribute to their liberation” and inspired by “the cultural and socialist revolution”, Theodorakis has spearheaded the “political and cultural movement of rebirth” in Greece during the sixties, and created a “music for the masses”. This music is born from “the marriage of Greek traditional and popular music and neohellenic contemporary poetry”. This union results in the emergence of new musical forms such as the cycle of songs, the popular oratorio, the contemporary popular musical tragedy and the flow-song, which are peculiar to the “learned-popular song movement”. But above all, the “music for the masses” reflects the soul of the people and passes on a message of peace, liberty, and democracy, which are the main points of the theodorakian thinking. It is conveyed to the audience thru “popular concerts”, inspired by “eleusinian ceremonies”. The poetical and musical analysis of “Eluard”, “Lyrikotera”, “Lyrikotata”, “Ballad of the Dead Brother”, “Our Sister Athina” and “Cities A’, B’, C’ et D’” as well as the study of the “communication channel” created between the compositor and the audience, highlights the elements that transformed the theodorakian music, known as the Hymn to Life and Liberty, into “ecumenical” music
Stiga, Kalliopi Penesco Anne. ""Mikis Theodorakis le chantre du rapprochement de la musique savante et de la musique populaire /." Lyon : Université Lumière Lyon 2, 2006. http://demeter.univ-lyon2.fr/sdx/theses/lyon2/2006/stiga_k.
Full textBouvier-Simonetti, Béatrice. "La musique populaire américaine et ses implications sociales des années 1890 aux années 1960." Caen, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987CAEN1030.
Full textKoudjo, Bienvenu. "La chanson populaire dans les cultures "Fon" et "Goun" du Bénin : aspects sémiotique et sociologiques." Paris 12, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA120019.
Full textPopular song in the "fon" and "goun" cultures of benin approches this genre of oral literature from a pluridisciplinary standpoint, borrowing its methods of analysis from ethnomusicology, ethnolinguistics and literary semiotics. Taking the genesic myth of aziza, the deity of music, as a point of departure, the author proceeds to dissect the different components of vocal art: melodic, rythmic and verbal. He brings out the the paramount role played by popular song in literary expression in every respect by studying its association with the other genres of "fon" and "goun" oral literature. An exploration of the links between words and music and the semiology of the actual text show that this art not only mingles genres and voices but also takes liberties with language, using its poetry at several levels. Freedom is likewise made plain in the variety of the subject treated and the manifold circumstances under which it is displayed. Where composition is concerned, the structures of popular song obey standards that have been sometimes codified by culture. Dissemination through the media furthermore confers a spatial dimension and widens the audience. When played by western-style orchestras the music undoubtedly acquires new vigor and, of course, international stature. Neverthless, a valid means of preserving to the full those qualities of performance which bring out the inner riches of the art remains to be found. Ultimately, therefore, this study of popular song in
Dreyfus, Dominique. "La musique populaire brésilienne : miroir de la société." Thesis, Paris 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA030189/document.
Full textThe purpose of this work is to study the relations between music and society in Brazil — with the general assumption that the former reflects the latter. Since it is defended as a thèse sur publications, it consists of two parts: a memorandum and a corpus of published books and articles. The four chapters of the memorandum introduce and develop my thesis. After preliminary study of basic concepts (like "popular music" or "mirror of society") and a brief examination of how popular music was eventually acknowledged as genuine art, the second chapter investigates the origins and the evolution of Brazilian music. One prerequisite was to list and evaluate the sources (archives, interviews, scholarly works, literature) from which we can draw information and understanding on the matter. Following this, I have tried, to classify Brazilian music in genres and sub-genres. The third chapter offers a closer study of those I consider as the major ones. The fourth of this part checks that the forthcoming selection of publications tallies, as it should with the subject of the dissertation. The second part consists of thirteen books and articles published between 1981 and 2011. I have selected them for their relevancy to the specific questions here raised, and I have rearranged them according to content, regardless of chronology. The first chapter includes the biographies of Luiz Gonzaga and Baden Powell (written in Portuguese). The second brings together various publications about the history of Brazilian music. The third deals with music in the Nordeste and the fourth with music in Rio de Janeiro
Arrighi-Ballèvre, Annabel. "Carlos Varéla : interprète emblématique de la musique populaire cubaine." Antilles-Guyane, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009AGUY0308.
Full textCARLOS VARELA: EMBLEMATIC FIGURE OF CURRENT POPULAR CUBAN MUSIC The big Island of Cuba has, since its discovery in its true meaning, held a singular role in the Caribbean space. Largely testified by the long march of its Iiberation at the end of the XIXth century - where the apostle José Marti distinguished himself - which will lead to the rupture with the North giant in the middle of the XXth century and to the implementation of a socialist society until nowadays. This legendary Island is also the foyer of a popular musical production of which Alejo Carpentier showed it was the result of a successful fusion from elements coming from three worlds at once. Lt is the study of the emblematic current popular musical figure, Carlos Varela, which we wished to devote this thesis: so much it is true according to us that we can attempt to closely approach the Cuban identity through his work. Born in 1963, the citizen Carlos Varela Iived in a context, which is that of the obliged evolution of the Castro's revolution. Nicknamed the gnome at the start of his career because of his clothinq outfit and of his look, he has become one the best representatives of the Nueva Trova, an engaged Cuban artistic movement. Ln these conditions, it convened to explore the impact of his production in the event where it plays a singular role under the cover of his lstatus as 0 modern tirne troubadour
Escalona, Saúl. "Négritude et chanson dans les Carai͏̈bes : contribution à l'étude de la salsa comme phénomène socioculturel dans le Vénézuela contemporain." Paris 3, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA030061.
Full textThis thesis tries to explore the development of salsa music and the socio-cultural phenomenon it represents in venezuelan society today. Starting with an historical analysis, the position of the evolution of afro-cuban music is defined as is its expansion into the hispanic caribean until the transformation of the afro-caribean music and more recently, the acquisition of the name "salsa". By using the technique of content analysis concerning two hundred typical songs from this type of music, a topology of salsa songs has been grouped into five categories : descriptive songs, romantic songs, political songs, erotic songs and songs which blend all groups. In a general way, the results show that the song contents are in an ideological perspective, that salsa music is a characteristic of the regional culture of the hispanic caribean and that by telling stories of everyday life this music places the accent over the complex workings of the hispanic caribean society. In conclusion, it's shown that salsa music uses a language that can be called the "language of salsa", in which we find words, phrases and expressions which, projected by the songs, show a certain way of speaking and behaving and that these become a unifyting factor in the way in which salsa listeners communicate
Gouspy, Carol Penesco Anne. "Les divertissements parisiens et leur influence sur les compositeurs Satie et le groupe des six /." Lyon : Université Lumière Lyon 2, 2002. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/sdx/theses/lyon2/2002/gouspy_c.
Full textChastagner, Claude. "La mécanique du rock : fonction et fonctionnement dans la culture anglo-saxonne." Nice, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992NICE2006.
Full textRock-music appeared and developed in anglo-saxon countries, a paradox as these countries still bear the trace of their puritan past. Indeed, religious fervour and distrust of the body seeem hardly reconcilable with the sexuality and violence of rock-musc. But more thana mere reaction, rock is rather the counterpart of puritanism. Its emphasis on the body, on dance and sexuality reveals a yearning for the same purity, the same paradise lost. The violence of the music, its repetitiveness, the drugs induced trances have a spiritual meaning. Rock music endeavours to establish a relationship with the other. Like puritanism, it tries to define the statuteof the individual within the community. The balance is unstable, tensions appear that can only be resolved through violence. This process exposes the ritualistic nature of rock-music. Despite the adulation, the rock-star is a sacrificial victim. Its expulsion lays the foundation of the community as did, in puritan settlements, the rejection of dissidence
Bottaro, Francisco. "Musique populaire et moyens de communication dans le Venezuela des années 40." Toulouse 2, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994TOU20067.
Full textThis research project deals with the phenomena of popular music and the means of communication during the 1940's. First of all, the subject is presented in the socio-economic context of the country. Secondly, after having exposed the historical and social basis of contemporary venezuela, we will be looking at the concept of popular music. Popular music, as an expression of urban live represended a certain social strata (the middle classes) but soon became widespread throughout all social classes in venezuela itself as a second home for the many different styles of popular music coming from cuba, mexico, the domminican republic, columbia an argentina. It is the music and dances from all of these countries that has produced the musical identity of the the venezuelan people. The market related to these activities also contributed to the development of the radio and record industry it also brought about the problem of a "melting pot" of musical styles which generated new and different types of music, all of which represented the countries from where they came. At the same time we explain the most important latin-american music styles that have been adopted by the venezuelan public. Finally, after having dealt with the theme of radio and its programming, we hope to have contributed, to the creation of a study method for popular music in general
Gallot, Simon. "György Ligeti : populaire et savant : aux origines du style." Lyon 2, 2005. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/documents/lyon2/2005/gallot_s.
Full textGyörgy Ligeti is nowadays perceived as one of the most important composer of the second half of the 20th century. However, most of his production remains unrecognized. Thanks to new elements, including among others the Hungarian period of his creation, the evolutioon of a style is given a new light. The adoption of a new point of view for this study allows us to reconsider the entire works. We shall focus on the concept of popular and its varied meanings, such as the influence of different forms of popular music, the aspects of the composer's popularity, or the existence of some populiste inclinations at a certain time. A first introductory part both includes a monograph of the Hungarian years and an inventory of fixtures of the corpus. The second part focuses on the prominence of Hungary and Central Europe in his production. This same part points the filiation with Béla Bartók and give a translation of the musical Hungarian poems. The third part first attempts to match Ligeti's work with some biographical elements. Then, the years preceeding his arrival in West Europe give us the opportunity to get back to a certain period when the research of a personnal style led the composer to balance Bartók's and Schœnberg's views. Eventually, the influence of folk music, jazz music and others popular music shall be discussed. A major work of collecting and translating is to be found in the annex ; an exhaustive catalogue of works or the translation of the composer's folk music based articles are a few examples
Özkan, Talip. "Analyse des mesures (rythmes) et des modes de la musique populaire turque." Paris 8, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA080378.
Full textTalip Ozkan, author of the present work, has been both a musician and field researcher at the turkish national radio from 1958 to 1976. He came to europe in 1977, and started beside his carier of virtuose concertist, advanced studies aiming to light up for the european audience the mysteries of traditional popular turkish music. This work presents the basic rythms ( ana usuller ) in 2, 3, 4, beats, the combined rythms in 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 beats ( birlesik usuller ), the complex rythms ( karma usuller ) in 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 18, 20, 21, 25, 28 beats, and finally the changing rythms ( degismeli ). For all the rythms, many examples are given. Also, the reader will find a study of the various modes of this music: basic modes ; combined modes ; transposed modes
Bouchemal, dali Zahia. "La poesie populaire arabe bougiote : le cas de sadeq el-bdjawi." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040285.
Full textSchmitt, Hubert. "Chanson populaire et identité limousine : 1900-1950." Paris 4, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA040210.
Full textOur purpose consists in searching identity marks in a rural land through its traditional songs during the first half of the twentieth century. The land of Limousin, part of the west foothills of French Massif Central and devoted to breeding, has an irregular ground and an unstable climate. In the early twentieth century, unable to provide food for its increasing population, Limousin was proned to emigration like many other large european lands. As a North-Occitan country, Limousin is a patchwork of native people, strongly attached to their roots, who bear in their memory, talks, sounds and rhythms, which support traditions, customs and consequently country songs orally relayed till nowadays. What are the marks, tenuous but strong, that remain unconsciously in the mind of the people within these songs, "ever" heard, that one extract from the memory ? What are the links being tied between speaking and singing lines which still stand out in the rhythms and sounds of everyday language ?
Maillard, Jean-Christophe. "L'esprit pastoral et populaire dans la musique française baroque pour instruments à vent (1660-1760)." Paris 4, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA040119.
Full textIn the mid-XVIIth century, the best minstrels in town and country begin to be admitted in the ranks of the royal musicians, while wind instruments made of turned wood are improving to meet the new demands. A repertoire is born from this context, and evolves through vocal and instrumental music. Various influences contribute to the improvement of organological specimens whose form and sonority remains linked in people's mind to the pastoral, country life, or at least to sweet gentility. An analysis of the historical and musical contexts leads us to a study of each repertoire: transverse flute, recorder, flageolet, three-holed flute, oboe, bassoon and court musette. This analysis is supported by a systematic study of the whole of the known published repertoire, and by examining some fifty lyrical works. An overview of the repertoire, organology and techniques, is enlightened by an acoustic study, and by various ethnomusicological comments on the modern world
Cathus, Olivier. "Quelques aspects des musiques populaires en général et du funk en particulier." Paris 5, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA05H006.
Full textThis research is trying to find out, through the study of several popular music of the xxth century, some common aspects of popular cultures. So, after an historical screening of all these musics (jazz, musette, rock, hip hop and funk especially), we tried to look further on a few of those common aspects. The street vibe, or how popular cultures have their symbolic roots down in the street. And then, keeping the vibe, follow the path of hip hop and funk to their mass-mediatisation. Derision and kif, considered as ways of "fighting the power" with an hedonistic ethic focussed on having good time and fun, despite the rules of the economic world outside. And finally, giving a central and final place to the notion of effervescence, we intended to see how important is the concert and the ball to understand the spirit of these musics. Funk music gives us though a nice and paroxystic example of that when sweat provides a collective soul to the enthusiastic audience
Vilas, Boas de Sa Rego Ricardo. "Circulação de Musica Popular entre Brasil e Angola." Paris, EHESS, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014EHES0163.
Full textThe thesis is part of the studies on transatlantic cultural circulation, and more specifically relates to the musical exchange between Brazil and Angola, between 1940 and 2013. The slave traffic deeply affected the exchange between Africa and the Americas, who also resulted in a cultural movement in either direction. Working precisely on the notion of circulation, rather than the idea of Angolan roots or origins of Brazilian music, the study connects two musical genres, Brazilian samba and the Angolan Semba. Their genesis and their possible or probable interactions. African cultural contributions to the formation of popular music circulating in contemporaneity are as important as visible as well as African-American popular music have influenced the new African urban music. In this sense, the study will show how Angola is a central mythical reference in Brazilian culture, although, paradoxically, the Angolan culture is extremely misunderstood in Brazil. Brazilian culture is, however. Very active in Angola. Whereas the references on Brazilian popular music is quite wide, the study is primarily interested in the Angolan popular music, the process of its construction, its production and distribution. Brazilian music, meanwhile, though always appreciated and played by Angolan musicians, shows nowadays the same level as the others throughout the globalised music circulating around the country
Verba, Daniel. "Enquête cinématographique sur les Steelbands de Trinidad : histoire, sociologie et cinématographie des Steelbands." Paris 10, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA100033.
Full textTrinidad and Tobago islands' originality lies in the fact that they have constructed its cultural identity around an unparalleled musical phenomenon: the steelband. Gargantuan orchestras comprising over 350 instruments made exclusively from oil drums called "pan", are hammered, cut, heated, tuned and transformed into wonders of musical ingenuity. This historical and sociological thesis, completed by a 35mm film in dolby stereo, shows and studies the practicals of those orchestras during the carnival and social conditions of their historical appearance. This work is completed with a methodological reflexion on the audio-visual technics applied to the sociological facts
Pichette, Marie-Hélène. "Musique populaire et identite franco-ontariennes. "La Nuit sur l'etang" (French text, Ontario)." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2000. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp03/MQ57156.pdf.
Full textTablante, Léopoldo. "Salsa : évolution commerciale d'une musique populaire : Du barrio latino à l'industrie multinationale du disque." Paris 13, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA131004.
Full textMolinero, Stéphanie. "Les réceptions du rap en France et du flamenco en Espagne : pour une sociologie comparative des faits musicaux européens "populaires"." Besançon, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007BESA1011.
Full textWith the purpose of explaining and understanding the musical reception of rap in France and flamenco in Spain, the author identifies the ideal type and the responses to rap and flamenco and reviews the characteristics of popular music, a term socially associated to these two types of music. The dual social roles of these musical facts are investigated: Social integration and social distinction. Within a theoretical framework using varied postulates arising from the traditions of sociology of cultural reception, constructivism is used as the research perspective for detailing the many modes of musical appropriation and their social structuring. The empirical work is made up of two surveys. The main survey, targeting rap listeners in France, uses two types of polls: one using questionnaires, the other by interviews. The second additional survey, also qualitative and quantitative, targeted flamenco listeners. The results obtained from the analysis and interpretation of the interviews and questionnaires show that the term “popular” does not entirely explain the patterns of listening to rap and flamenco. The analysis on the reception of these two musical facts brings us to question the hermeneutic capacity of using the learned versus popular divide. It also allows the understanding of the significance of the musical facts when analysing the differences and similarities of the social evolutions of the French and Spanish societies. It also contributes to the thoughts on the potential making of a European cultural identity
Person, Elise. "Le langage de la salsa : étude culturelle et lexicologique des musiques populaires dans la Caraïbe hispanique." Brest, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000BRES1011.
Full textAboudib, Robert. "Sabāh et le folklore libanais." Lyon 3, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988LYO3A000.
Full textCousin, Gaëlle. "Les "musiques actuelles" : discours politique, promotion et diffusion à l'étranger de 2007 à 2017 (à l'exemple de l'Allemagne)." Thesis, Nantes, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017NANT2046.
Full textThis work starts from the observation that the “musiques actuelles”, French concept difficult to translate, found in Germany a public and a very open market. It questions the reasons for this success, which can be sought in the dynamics specific to the German music scene and in the implementation of a voluntarist policy of French actors. The research, spanning different scientific fields, is deployed both in France and in Germany and its analysis focuses on the analysis of political discourses and the statements of experts. The researcher tests the legitimacy of the French voluntarist cultural policy to renew knowledge about French cultural policies and support for the export of actual music. The thesis reflects the motivations of the State and the aid mechanisms for export. The competitiveness of the German music market is revealed by the interviewer by the confrontation of the statements. Analyzing the period between 2007 and 2017 allows us to under-stand how the structuring of a sector accompanies the contemporary changes in the music industry. Understanding the specifics aspects of the German market through the prism of its acceptance towards foreign music shows the possibility of a convergence between the habits of the German consumer and the peculiarities of the French “musiques actuelles”, creating a niche where cultural diversity, creativity and Francophilia meet each other. This work identifies the activity of French “musiques actuelles” in Germany still as a marginal practice. The reconsideration of this practice makes it possible to define a new model of export support pointing towards a wider communication in France on the realities of the German market
Huard, Geoffroy. "Histoire de l'homosexualité en France et en Espagne : discours, subcultures et pratiques : 1945-1975." Amiens, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012AMIE0019.
Full textThis dissertation tries to reconstruct the geography, cultures and policies about homosexuals in France and Spain between 1945 and 1975. Through arquives of Brigade Mondaine of Paris and of Courts of Vagos y maleantes, and Peligrosidad y rehabilitación social of Barcelona essentially, this work examines the myth of "liberation" since 1970's. Thus I demostrate that France defended a sexual moral view stricter than Spain and that explains partially the delay in France to grant equal rights
El-Hajj, Badih. "Constitution, évolution et situation du folklore musical au Liban : Recueil et analyse." Paris 4, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA040085.
Full textThe subject of this thesis is to display a set of songs collected and chosen to represent the main traditional types of the Lebanese musical folklore. What does this music represent? Where is it derived from? What elements has it been made up of? How did it widespread and what remains of it? It aims at determining the typical Lebanese music, to display its characteristics, to give as much as possible its historical account and to adapt it to musical staves. This presentation is chronological, descriptive, analytical as well as comparative. A part of this thesis is specific to the study of the Bedouin musical heritage because of its impact on the musical folklore in Lebanon. The entire observations and recordings are based on field investigations conducted in several regions in Lebanon and Syria between 1994 and 2001. The work comprises two volumes. The first one is divided into three parts. The first part puts forward a geographical, historical and social survey of the subject matter. The second contains an analysis of these songs. The third part proposes a synthesis of analysis and studies conducted during the work. The second volume includes the bibliography and annexes containing the musical transcriptions and data records of singers, musicians and instruments. Songs and musical pieces are transcribed on staves according to the occidental system and accompanied by Arabic lyrics or lebanese dialect words transliterated into latin letters
Fatemi, Sasan. "La musique légère urbaine dans la culture iranienne : réflexions sur les notions de classique et populaire." Paris 10, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA100143.
Full textThe study of light urban traditional music in Iran, Central Asia and Republic of Azerbaijan reveals their common as well as distinctive features. The present study is devoted to motrebi music, tasnif and tarâne of Iran, bokhârcha and mawrigi of Central Asia and meykhâna and mâhni of Azerbaijan. One of the common features of the evolution of these musics is the fact that they were gradually replaced by a kind of light commercialized music. A reflection on the notions of classical and folk music reveals the links that light traditional and recent popular music establish with these notions. Beside the fact that classical music can appear in festivities (like light music that belong to the folk music sphere), one can observe that a part of light traditional music, as well as popular music, can be connected to corresponding classical music in each country
Kokkinos, Dimitrios K. "Approches pédagogiques de la chanson populaire grecque pour enfants." Université des sciences humaines (Strasbourg). Département d'études néo-helléniques, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002STR20014.
Full textBouvier-Simonetti, Béatrice. "La Musique populaire américaine et ses implications sociales des années 1890 aux années 1960." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1988. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37609908s.
Full textKroubo, Dagnini Jérémie. "Histoire emblématique des musiques populaires jamaïcaines au XXe siècle : folklore, politique, spiritualité." Bordeaux 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010BOR30016.
Full textThis Ph. D. Dissertation presents the long socio-historico-political (slave trade; colonialism; Christianity’s influence; migration phenomena; creolization of Jamaican society; rural depopulation; urbanization of rural populations; Americanization of Jamaican society; postcolonial politics etc. ) and cultural (Rasta religion; influence of African, Afro-Caribbean, Afro-American and European musical styles; sound systems; evolution of technology etc. ) process which has contributed to the birth and development of Jamaican popular musical genres in the 20th century. Thus, this study traces the history of mento, ska, rocksteady, reggae, dub, dub poetry, toasting and dancehall, the main popular musical genres which appeared in Jamaica in the 20th century, systematically and deeply analyzing the socio-historico-politico-cultural background which has acted on the creative processes. Furthermore, this research work examines the way these musical styles have impacted on worldwide societies, especially those of Europe, the USA and Africa
Négrit, Frédéric. "Musique et immigration dans la société antillaise en France métropolitaine de 1960 à nos jours /." Paris ; Budapest ; Torino : l'Harmattan, 2004. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39263377b.
Full textMichel, Philippe Valery Laurent. "Le ragtime dans la société et la musique populaire américaine : des origines aux années 1920." Paris 4, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA040262.
Full textMaillard, Jean-Christophe. "L'Esprit pastoral et populaire dans la musique française baroque pour instruments à vent, 1660-1760." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1988. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb376076043.
Full textJacquin, William. "Histoire et poétique de la chanson populaire américaine depuis les origines jusqu'aux Années folles." Paris 4, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA040088.
Full textSetting of the historical background, identification, listing and poetical analysis, then evaluation of the American popular standard songs, from the beginnings to the roaring twenties
Marcadet, Christian. "Les enjeux sociaux et esthétiques des chansons dans les sociétés contemporaines : étude sociosémiotique-théorie, étude de cas, perspectives." Paris, EHESS, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000EHES0102.
Full textFontes, Saboga Cardoso Thomas. "L’expansion du tango d’Astor Piazzolla. Conjugaison du populaire et du savant à travers l’articulation avec le jazz, la musique baroque et la musique savante moderne." Thesis, Paris 4, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA040090.
Full textThe aim of the present thesis is to understand the musical production of Piazzolla, especially the particular dialogue between popular and art music in his work. To do so, we located four main musical streams which origins were possible to trace: the tango, structural basis of his music, the jazz, the baroque music and the modern art music. Having shown their presence in the first part, we proceed to the analysis of the particular articulation of these elements in the second one. Certain features of the tango seem favored in this junction, constituting the basic elements mainly through the presence of melodic gestures, accompaniment models and characteristic timbres very frequently used, which assure the cohesion and musical unity as well as the identity of the Argentine urban genre. On numerous occasions, his fusion employs common characteristics of the several music crossed as a strategy for reaching the musical jointure; we also noticed in certain passages a subtle and careful dosage of the musical ingredients used. The speech of the composer analyzed in the last chapter still allowed us to identify three aspects of this relationship between popular and art music: the search for an identity, by producing a music which represents the city of Buenos Aires and Argentina; a relationship with the modernist avant-gardes, in an attempt to express the present time and to symbolize the novelty through a modern music; and the quest for legitimacy, appeared notably under the expression of the "rise" of the tango
Rousseau, Anne. "Jacques Bertin et la chanson poétique : un art à la première personne : analyse littéraire, musicale et scénique à partir de données biographiques, historiques et critiques /." Lille : A.N.R.T, 2003. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb390576856.
Full textKollia, Zafiria. "L'Identité néo-hellénique entre l'Orient et l'Occident. A propos de la chanson populaire urbaine : Le Rébéttiko." Nice, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996NICE2001.
Full textShon, Eun-Kyung. "Le Sinawi, évolution et artistisation : études analytiques des caractéristiques musicales." Thesis, Paris 4, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA040087.
Full textThe tradition emerges from a balance between the continuity and the evolution, the change of the old. This is the case of sinawi, one of the Korean traditional instrumental music. This complex, improvised and heterophonic music played by an instrumental ensemble was used in shamanic rituals as accompaniment of song and dance of shamans. Over time, it became an artistic instrumental music representing the popular tradition of the country. Throughout this thesis, the author proposes the analytical studies of various sinawi’s musical characteristics (e.g., musical phrases, form) from her own transcriptions. This study characterizes how the sinawi speaks, expresses the life of the people and how it has been changing over time. The author also presents sinawi’s evolution and its artistisation process to the present day where it is performed on stage as a pure instrumental music. The sinawi, which is at the origin of the Korean popular music, the best known as sanjo or p'ansori, is now influenced back by these genres. Also, the analysis reveals that the improvisation and the heterophony that rated this complex music are replaced by the structure and the simplicity
Le, Rendu-Lizée Carole. "Enjeux et groupements de la mise en œuvre d'un groupement d'employeurs dans le secteur culturel : une application aux musiques actuelles." Angers, 2014. https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-01784531.
Full textThe research deals with the definition of the stakes and requirements involved in setting up an employers group in the cultural sector, with the specific application of recent music. After having drawn a picture of the fragmented, insecure, and lower paid part-time jobs in that sector, the research consists of two case studies in regional “recent music” networks. Firstly to observe human resources characteristics in small size organizations, who are mainly part of the non-profit sector, and secondly to identify what criteria may create a stumbling block for the implementation of an employers group. This research is of an abductive nature and includes exploratory questionnaires run on the first regional network composed of 22 structures. The second methodological step is based on 63 semistructured interviews held in the second regional network. The results are used to identify the recommendations on the conditions, both technico-economic and socio-politic criteria to be considered in the context of the establishment of a group of employers. The research’s theoretical framework, refers to the non-profit sector sociological studies, the “conventions” theory (Boltanski and Thévenot 1991), and the social regulation approach (Reynaud 1993). We hypothesize that the different governance levels in cultural non-profit organizations, as well as the various conventions and social regulations to be found in those structures, must be taken into account in order to predict the possible creation and development of an employers group
Haider, Liliana Isabela. "L'assimilation de la violonistique populaire roumaine dans les oeuvres pour violon solo ou avec accompagnement de Béla Bartok et de Georges Enescu." Nice, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009NICE2021.
Full textThe present thesis aims at contributing to the development of the knowledge of the compositions for violin of George Enescu and Béla Bartók, stemming from a direct contact of their creators, (formed at the school of the learned musical tradition), with the popular music. Besides, this work proposes a new approach of the interaction between both domains seemingly set, by making reference to the violonistique interpretation. The popular musicians of Rumania, called lautari, influenced the thought of both composers, who likened not only popular elements of the language and the directory, but also techniques of instrumental play. It was thus necessary to study the ethno musicological aspects strictly connected to the Rumanian popular tradition, and the anthropological aspects, aiming at the relation of the art with the human society which produces it. If the work of Bartók and Enescu was studied up to here from the point of view of the musical language and of the modernity which embody both composers, the instrumental aspects have, as for them, hardly approached. That is why we chose to open this debate: the methodology adopted in our work is comparative, established on musical examples stemming from the popular music and the works for violin of both composers. The objective is to create, thanks to this method, a link between the musical analysis and the alive instrumental performance. This research joins in the field of the human sciences, because, the art, learned or popular, is produced by the man and addresses the society
Andrieux, Françoise. "Gustave Charpentier, artiste social : contribution à l'étude de l'éducation musicale populaire." Paris 4, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA040078.
Full textChaves, Vanessa Chevrier Jacques. "Etude comparatiste entre l'Afrique et l'Amérique latine l'influence des musiques populaires urbaines sur l'écriture des romanciers s'exprimant dans une langue d'origine coloniale /." Paris : Université Paris Sorbonne - Paris IV, 2007. http://www.theses.paris4.sorbonne.fr/chaves/paris4/2007/chaves/html/index-frames.html.
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