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Delon, Stéphanie Marie. "Les Traités de musique français à la Renaissance : sources, influences européennes". Tours, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005TOUR2013.
Texto completoThis doctoral thesis is looking into French academic works often considered as secondary. Through identifying and classifying French works, as well as setting them in the broader context of European musical theory, the author describes a corpus that has often been ignored and documents various influences from the Renaissance period in Europe. Studying the corpuses of each country contributed to a better apprehension of this thesis' main object: French treatises. Cross-study comparison of sources revealed links between some treatises of different countries. Has French music theory been influenced by foreign sources, or has it had an influence outside its borders? Through the description of the corpus and its sources, this thesis gives a fresh look on French music treatises
Rosenstock, Raymond Hugh. "Jean Maillard (Fl.1538-1572) : French Renaissance composer /". Ann Arbor : UMI, 2000. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37059830p.
Texto completoCatalogue raisonné des oeuvres de J. Maillard p. 169-203. Réunit la musique de messes, motets et autres oeuvres vocales sacrées p. 204-281. Bibliogr. p. 289-309.
Delouvé, Fabien. "L'Ethos musical de l'Antiquité à la Renaissance : genèse, développements et mutations d'une notion". Paris 8, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA083268.
Texto completoIf there is one recurring notion in early textual tradition, it is, to be sure, that of ethos, which is closely associated with music. This notion, whose origins are very ancient, was not only widely passed down and developed throughout Antiquity, for example in Plato's Republic, but also throughout the entire Middle Ages, by the transmission of the Greek tradition of knowledge, and indeed it gained in importance during the Renaissance. The aim of this thesis is to trace exhaustively the history of the notion of ethos, inasmuch as a thorough study on ethos has never before been undertaken ; this research is therefore by definition an interdisciplinary survey. The terminus ad quem of this study is the early 17th century, time-frame in which comparisons between the different compositional practices will allow us to determine whether or not the late Renaissance composers took into account the musical ethos as a precompositional element
Cherry, Randall. "Mythologie de la voix noire : Ethel Waters et la renaissance de Harlem". Paris 7, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA070064.
Texto completoThe study adresses the manner in which the African-American singer, Ethel Waters (1896-1977), forged a remarkable career against the backdrop of the cultural movement known as the Harlem Renaissance. This period, running from 1920 to 1935, was marked by the flowering of a blues vogue, which helped spark her career as a star recording artist on the Black Swan label. Although the singer was idolized by her black working class audiences, many black intellectuals and leaders who spearheaded the Harlem Renaissance movement dismissed Waters' musical output. This study is intended to remedy such neglect and incomprehension by giving her music pride of place. The underlying analysis is based on personal interviews with singers and musicologists, as well as the singer's own autobiography, the memoirs of contemporary musicians, and articles from black newspapers of the time. This material is intended to help gauge the true dimensions of Waters' legend as a Blues Queen, in the face o the black elite's total disregard of her. After tracing the rise of Ethel Waters is today all but forgotten, this study advances two hypotheses to explain her obscurity, namely : critics who, basing their own views on unstable definitions of musical genres, have been unable to suitably categorize Waters ; and the persistence of a ceratin resentment on the part of Black American critics who insist that Ethel Waters had somehow been a "traitor" to the black cause, having taken on a "white" stage personality and having sold out the name of mainstream success. This study concludes that the dissipation of Ethel Waters's legend is due to not only to the unavailability of her music (which long remained unavailable) but also to the propagation of disparaging myths
Bardelmann, Claire. "Musique et théâtre en Angleterre, c. 1580-1642 : une convergence des arts à la Renaissance". Paris 4, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA040187.
Texto completoBlažekovič, Zdravko. "Music in Medieval and Renaissance astrological imagery /". Ann Arbor (Mich.) : UMI, 2006. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb400633724.
Texto completoFerreira, Marcello Martiniano. "Ferruccio Vignanelli : ou la Renaissance du clavecin en Italie au XXe siècle". Paris 4, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA040224.
Texto completoThe thesis analyses the musical teachings of Ferruccio Vignanelli (1903-1988), the Italian organist and harpsichor6dist. Torchi in 1897 and Longo in 1906 were pioneers in the edition of ancient Italian music, Vignanelli proved to be a pioneer as well, but in the mastery of the execution. .
Audubert, Louise. "Musique et musiciens à la cour de Charles Quint : étude socio-culturelle". Thesis, Paris 4, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA040222.
Texto completoA study of the abundant archives of the court of Charles V (1500-1556) gives an account of the musical activities financed by this prince of the Renaissance, both Burgundy by his father and Spanish by his mother, during a troubled and violent period marked by the fall of the inheritage of the Dukes of Burgundy into the imperial orbit Habsburg on the throne of Spain. The first part of this study describes the historical and musical context of the Carolingian reign, as well as cultural and institutional legacy of previous reigns, and attempts to define the musical taste of the Emperor. With these clarifications, the second part specifies the court’s musical life, focussing on the palatal activities, events rites of royalty and political meetings. Finally, an history of institutional functioning of this musical life provides a glimpse of the relationships that illustrious singers and composers of the Chapel or instrumentalists of the Stable and the Chamber had with their patron. The whole is completed by a prosopographical dictionary devoted to a few of the four hundred musicians of the court mentioned in the documentation, witch is either summarized or or edited in the annexes and transcriptions of the second volume
Diego, Pacheco Cristina. "Un nouvel apport à l'étude de la musique espagnole de la Renaissance : le manuscrit 5 de la cathédrale de Valladolid et son contexte". Paris 4, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA040088.
Texto completoThis PhD examines Renaissance music by way of the analysis of a sacred polyphonic manuscript taken in its particular context. Conserved at Valladolid Cathedral, Spain, Manuscript 5 can be defined as a work possessing much explicit and implicit content which is the product of a precise historical period and its artistic specificities. It thereby required researching through the filter of musical life in 16th century Valladolid and of its cathedral, an analysis of the manuscript itself (physical and liturgical characteristics, musical style, etc. ), and a broader look at its composers and works. These works, whose transcriptions are proposed in a second volume, have been accompanied by thoughts on their artistic value and some of the traditions surrounding their performance. This in-depth study of Manuscript 5 offers a new vision of a Renaissance music which cannot be considered as uniquely Spanish, but which must be placed in its fully European context
Cooper, Jeffrey Hawley. "A renaissance in the nineteenth-century : the rise of French instrumental music and Parisian concert societies : 1828-1871 /". Ann Arbor : UMI, 2000. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37059845q.
Texto completoBoucaut-Graille, Audrey. "Les imprimeurs de musique parisiens et leurs publics, 1528-1598". Tours, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007TOUR2031.
Texto completoThis work aims at determining the publics of the first Parisian printers of music behind their publishing politics. Catalogues, probed as resulting from the market analysis of their originators, are studied according to a single grid : for each one, the first chapter describes initial commercial positioning (assets, choices, detection of niches, relationship with competitors) ; the second penetrates the musical contents of the catalogues in order to give another view of uses and publics ; the third refines the destination of the series by taking into account the material characters of the books, so that we can precise the catalogues organization and understand their superstructures (broader publics whose practices and ambitions converge). The study leads to four singular readings of publics of printed music, at the same time as it reveals the specificity of cultural positioning of their printers
Dupraz, Christophe. "Musiques pour luths : 1507-1601 : catalogue raisonné et édition moderne du répertoire pour plusieurs luths imprimé à la Renaissance : analyse musicale des mises en tablature de modèles polyphoniques /". [Tours] : [C. Dupraz], 2001. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb391387279.
Texto completoDufetel, Nicolas. "Palingénésie, régénération et extase dans la musique religieuse de Franz Liszt". Thesis, Tours, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008TOUR2002.
Texto completoAmong his huge production, Franz Liszt (1811-1886) left a considerable number of writings which allow us to understand his thought. The present dissertation aims at studying in his religious music – composed essentially between 1855 and 1886 – two ideas he developed in different articles during the 1830s: palingenesis (linked to regeneration) and ecstasy. Discussing these two issues means at first asking the question of permanence and the application of theoretical and aesthetical ideas: did Liszt put into practice after 1855 what he wrote in the 1830s? On the threshold of the discussion of these two subjects, partly based on rare and new sources, a methodological and epistemological approach of Liszt’s readings and writings helps us to understand the way the composer was absorbed by the concepts which we can follow through his works. To the present, studies of Liszt’s religious music almost exclusively used the word “reform” and its direct translations. Yet, it is a word the composer seldom used, if ever, in this context. However, in 1835, in the penultimate article of De la situation des artistes, et de leur condition dans la société, he mentioned the « régénération » of religious music. He thus shows himself influenced by the concept of palingenesis, which Liszt primarily accessed through the writings by Ballanche and d’Ortigue, overran intellectual and artistic concerns. This concept, which can be traced throughout his career, played an essential role in his aesthetic views and his musical language. Thus, studying Liszt’s religious music from the “regeneration” point of view as opposed to that of “reform” widens our perspectives on his historicist profile. According to Bülow, Liszt’s Missa solennis (1855) gave birth to the forward-looking “Zukunfts-Kirchenmusik.” However, Liszt’s religious music was firmly rooted in the past – both in the Gregorian Chant repertoire and the music of the Renaissance. With Liszt’s music, it is this very palingenesis that explains why his compositional conception is not conservative but progressive and well explains his opposition to the Cecilian movement. By reinvesting in Roman traditions, Liszt imbues his religious music with a deep catholic identity. In 1839, with the thirteenth “Lettre d’un bachelier ès-musique”, Liszt wrote substantive art criticism. Notably, he fashioned an original reading of Raphael’s powerfully allegorical Saint Cecilia: here the subject represents “a symbol of music at the height of its power” and the four characters surrounding her – (left to right) Saints Paul, John, Augustine and Mary Magdalene – not only embody music’s elements, but also the various effects on human’s soul. Moreover, Liszt pointed out that St Cecilia stands in ecstasy while the angels above her sing “their eternal hosanna”. The hosanna is therefore linked with angels and with expression of contemplative rapture. It is not surprising then that Liszt composed his hosannas in a singular manner, since, as in Raphael’s depiction, they are invariably mild and ethereal. As both studies of the works’ genesis and insightful analyses show, Liszt’s hosannas and angels’ choruses express the same contemplative and mystical atmosphere as Raphael’s Saint Cecilia – an atmosphere created by a succession of kaleidoscopic, non-functional harmonies which the composer himself labelled as “Liszt’sche progression”. In 1863, Baudelaire prophetically challenged anyone to “separate” and “divide” Liszt’s artistic profile. Thus we have to be mindful of Liszt’s versatility, and we cannot consider him only as “le roi des pianistes”, but as a creator characterized, again in Baudelaire’s words, by its “méandres capricieux”
Bugini, Mariaelena. "Il significato della musica nell'opera intagliata ed intarsiata di fra' Giovanni da Verona". Tours, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007TOUR2008.
Texto completoThe thesis is divided into three parts and one appendix. The first part is focussed on musical iconography in Giovanni da Verona’s inlays and carvings, masterpieces of the Renaissance monastic woodwork realised all over Italy between the XVth and the XVIth century. The second one analyses the apocryphal lira da braccio of the Vienna Kunsthistorisches Museum, wrongly assigned to fra’ Giovanni by Emanuel Winternitz in 1967. The third part illustrates the changements in style and meanings brought to the master’s art by his pupil fra’ Vincenzo Dalle Vacche. The appendix complete the work collecting texts and glossaries which can be useful to the comprehension of its three parts
Joly, Robin. "L'Art Ménétrier Renaissance : comment une approche choréologique de l'Orchésographie de Thoinot Arbeau peut éclairer et renseigner les musiciens sur leurs choix d'interprétations". Thesis, Tours, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017TOUR2030.
Texto completoThe way of playing for Renaissance dances has its own codes and its own demands, as in other musical repertoires. In the dance pieces printed for several voices in Europe from 1528 (first book of dance pieces printed by Attaingant) until 1588 (first edition of the Orchésographie by Thoinot Arbeau), one should notice out the melodic, rhythmic and counterpointistic recurrences in the scores. On the other hand, one should also define each dance characteristic (tempo, mesure and metric). Those analysis allowed to spot, among other things, two large families of recreational dances: the side dances and the walking dances. Each of them have their own requirements in terms of interpretation. For example, the first ones concentrate on the fact of accompanying the directions meanwhile the second ones need some articulation on each foot step. One only needs then to put into perspective those observations to excel in the “art ménétrier” (“minstrel art” or art to play for dancing)
Lemos, Maya Suemi. "Du discours moral au discours musical : le thème de la vanité dans la musique italienne post-tridentine". Paris 4, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA040103.
Texto completoThe theme of vanity underlies the entire episteme of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries: veritable discourse on the transience of life, on the ephemeral and vain character of all earthly things, it affects all the domains of artistic expression - literature, the visual arts, but also music. The musical representations on the theme of vanity abound in Post-Tridentine Italy, where they constitute an autonomous category within the ensemble of devotional music. Through the appropriation of almost every musical genre of the time - the sacred and the secular, the serious and learned but also the lighter forms - they take various discursive and operational paths. This variety testifies of the necessity to extend the moral discourse to all parts of society: the Vanities - be they pictorial, literal or musical - seem to materialize, in their condensation of meaning, the moral code of the time. Giving form to it, they affirm it and spread it, but can't, nevertheless, avoid to exhaust it
Zhao, Rui. "Les renaissances et les innovations de la culture traditionnelle chinoise dans la musique contemporaine chinoise depuis les années 1980". Thesis, Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040168.
Texto completoFrom 1980s, CHINA, where great changes have taken placed, has reopened its door to the outside. The Chinese contemporary music has also experienced a rapid development, which leads to the question that how the feature of its development presents.Looking back to the way of Chinese modern music from early 20th century, a common trait can be found in different stages, which can be named as ‘national character’. Meanwhile it extends to various features to reflect the periods.From 1980s, Chinese modern music not only inherits the common character of the previous generations, but also reveals its own distinction. In order to realize all these features, the Chinese musicians of the 5th generation, deriving inspirations and contents from traditional culture of CHINA accompanied by their unique techniques, have created a great amount of musical products. With the worldwide spread of these products, Chinese traditional culture has come to be known gradually. All these lead directly to the renaissance of Chinese traditional culture to a certain extent. In this dissertation, points will be stated from aspects of history, composition technique and aesthetics, etc
Collin, Florence. "Le parallélisme de la musique et des arts plastiques dans les écrits de Francis Poulenc : une approche originale de la conception et de la perception musicale". Paris 4, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA040141.
Texto completoAs composer, interpreter, musical critic and listener, Francis Poulenc (1899-1963) produced lots of writings, interviews and broadcastings, in which he evoqued many parallels between music and fine arts. The first part of this work studies connects between composers' works and fine arts works Poulenc has mentionned. The same study, with his own compositions, constitutes the second part. In the third part, we study pictural works from artists inspired by the composer. After these connects, we tempted to find why the parallels evoqued by Poulenc allow to show his esthetics cares about conception and perception of musical works
Dupraz, Christophe. "Musiques pour luths (1507-1601) : catalogue raisonné et édition moderne du répertoire pour plusieurs luths imprimé à la Renaissance. : Analyse musicale des mises en tablature de modèles polyphoniques". Tours, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001TOUR2036.
Texto completoTenne, Pierre. "L’harmonie du Prince. Musique, sacré, pouvoirs dans les cours de Paris et Florence (vers 1560-vers 1610)". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020SORUL155.
Texto completoFollowing an interdisciplinary approach, particularly between History and Musicology, this work deals with the political use of sacred music in the Florentine and Parisian courts from 1560 to 1610. Using the angle of the musical spectacle, we aim to emphasize the apparition of new spectacular forms at these courts in the period, as the humanist writings and the ecclesiastical reforms (particularly provincial synods) testify. These musical spectacles give to the Princes an efficient answer to the political and religious crisis they face, in particular the French kings: it allows them to represent their power without being tied to sacramental constraints inherent in Christian liturgy. Then, we intend to describe how these Princes have taken control over the means of production of such musical spectacles. By the reorganization of chapels and of court music, they set up a secularization of sacred music at the service of princely ceremonies. Such a secularization dwells particularly on the process of professionalization of musicians, at the expense of the clerical magister over sacred music inherited from Middle Ages. Finally, these musical spectacles establish an audience submitted to a new order, breaking away from the one of the assembly of faithfuls still existing in liturgical services. We show how such an audience has been established during the period, with an emphasis on the disciplinary functions of such a musical spectacle and of the aesthetics that goes with it
Perina, Hugo. "L’orgue italien de la Renaissance (1400-1550). Commandes artistiques, savoirs pratiques et usages liturgiques". Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PSLEH054.
Texto completoThis thesis offers a social, technical and cultural study of the Renaissance Italian organ. It aims to determine the specificities of practices related to the organ from the 1430s to the mid XVIth century. Brunelleschi’s building of two organ galleries in the cathedral of Florence marks a profound shift in the conception of the organ’s place—a shift that is both spatial (it affects the space of the liturgy) and symbolic. Such a displacement made it necessary for organ builders to adapt their craft. Those innovations are essential characteristics of the organ a la moderna. The diffusion of new aesthetic criteria by craftsmen and their employers can be traced back to three main regions: Tuscany, Veneto and Lombardy. A compilation of buying and hiring agreements is structured as a database of around six hundred and fifty entries. In addition to providing technical data, this corpus makes it possible to study the progressive professionalization of organists and organ builders, in relation to their employers and patrons. The community involved in the process of building the organs is also put back in the broader context of the economic and diplomatic relations between Italian states. The employer therefore becomes a key figure in the diffusion of the organ a la moderna and the professional skills and habits that it involves
Zotti, d'Agostino Cinzia. "Adriano Banchieri, un auteur polygraphe entre Renaissance et Baroque : il Virtuoso ritrovo academico, Venise 1626 : édition, restitution et proposition d'une lecture dramatique". Toulouse 2, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000TOU20112.
Texto completoPart I : Adriano Banchieri : Man of the Church, Man of Letters ; an analysis of extracts from his works and Lettere Armoniche, compared to the Maximes of the Jesuit Baltasar Gracian. Teaching considered as an art of caution and balance. Pedagogics; morals, musical Aesthetics. By way of introduction to a restitution of Il Virtuoso Ritrovo Accademico, and in order to outline a suggested dramatic reading, I have attempted to recover the essential aspects of its author's profile. To seek the spirit which inspires Banchieri's work means considering his monactic conditions, his religious education, his love for the language of Bologna and the ironic regard he has for the surrounding society. Part II : Scenic or Academic Madrigals : collections to keep inactivity away. Ll Virtuoso Ritrovo Accademico : a collection of canzonettas which suggest a staged performance. Proposal for a dramatic interpretation. The literary world of the Virtuoso. While it is necessary to refer to the Madrigal collections for a better understanding of the Commedia Armonica, the opposite is also true and the comparative analysis of these two forms of one genre helps our knowledge of both. In the light of the preceding considerations concerning the evolution of the madrigal on the one hand and the development of the pastoral poem on the other, one can only conclude that ll Virtuoso Ritrovo Academico brings together in an exemplary way the main characteritics of the "Academic Entertainment" Annex Part III : Il Virtuoso Ritrovo Academico : édition and restitution
Giuliani, Marco. "Identità, evoluzione ed organizzazione interna di programmi poetico-musicali nelle raccolte rinascimentali italiane di madrigali e canzonette di diversi autori". Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014TOU20118/document.
Texto completoThe bibliography on the Italian secular polyphony of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, which describes the repertoire in the editions of various authors (compared to that of the books of a single composer) has remained until today the least known, the least up-to-date, despite the efforts of several talented scholars. Relegated to a secondary section from the first Vogel (1892) and authoritatively revised by Alfred Einstein (1962), it was systematically 'baffled' by the musicology due to its varied complexity, with only some rare but partial exception (Lincoln, Lewis, Bernstein). Neither the New Vogel (1977), which had prudently evaded this gigantic repertoire – apart from some strange inclusions (Balbi, Barré, Doni etc.) –, has been updated in the last 35 years. Also the huge effort of the RISM (B/I) catalogue gives no assurance of completeness or noteworthy usefulness until, for example, the problem of the over one thousand anonymous or 'Of uncertain author' songs that disseminate the history of printed vocal music of the '500 /' 600 is fully addressed. This means that to date the scholar who wants to consciously examine the genesis, the movement and the historical first-hand records on a given song, or on the songs of a collective book (which we have defined UBI for brevity) has to go through the not-indexed list of more than eight thousand songs-texts. Many studies, although limited to individual books, have documented the wealth of musical, literary, linguistic, geographical, professional proposals of this section, feeling the need of a larger organization without doing nothing to overcome this situation. The study and research of a single Italian scholar has finally remedied this binding necessity with a complete indexing of books, texts, dedications, internal notes in the books and the original documents provided by that repertory: this new bibliographical tool is called RIM (Italian Renaissance music). The full transcript of more than the 98% of the texts set to music in this repertoire, with the necessary computerized and digitized supports, allows the entire historiography on the Renaissance to progress its studies and research, not only in the identification of several hundreds of songs so far anonymous, but in many fields of the entire historiography of music in the age of the Italian madrigal. Carrying out a systematic investigation on the compilatory organization of the UBI has been possible only thanks to the availability of the RIM. This thesis therefore represents the systematic investigation on anthologies (choices of already known songs) and on edizioni collettive (collective editions are books of original songs) appropriately arranged in order to form programs and courses coherent in sense with the intentions of the coordinators, compilers-dedicators, artists who have compiled them to honour and illustrate their own community with music and poetry. About 150 books examined allow us to identify a previously unknown wealth of collective proposals and ingenious text-music organization to be seen as 'Libretto' ante litteram before the advent of melodrama
La bibliografia relativa alla polifonia profana italiana cinque/secentesca che descrive anche il repertorio contenuto nelle edizioni di vari autori (rispetto a quello dei libri di un solo compositore) è rimasta fino ad oggi la meno nota, la meno aggiornata e la meno catalogata nonostante gli sforzi di valenti studiosi. Relegata in una sezione secondaria fin dal primo Vogel (1892) e rivista autorevolmente da Alfred Einstein(1962), nella sua complessità variegata è stata ‘elusa’ sistematicamente dalla musicologia, con qualche rara ma, in ogni caso, parziale eccezione (Lincoln, Lewis, Bernstein.) Nemmeno il Nuovo Vogel (NV,1977), il quale aveva prudenzialmente eluso deliberatamente questo vasto repertorio, non senza qualche strana inclusione (Balbi, Barré, Doni ecc.), alla distanza d'un tempo pari ad un ‘mezzo cammin di nostra vita’, non è stato più aggiornato. Per analoghe ragioni l'ingente sforzo catalografico del RISM B/I non si rivela di soverchia utilità, né dà certezza di completezza, finché, per esempio, non si affronti in modo sistematico il problema degli oltre mille brani adespoti o ‘Di incerto autore’ che disseminano la storia della musica vocale profana stampata fino al 1700. Ciò significa che a tutt’oggi lo studioso che voglia esaminare coscientemente la genesi, la circolazione e la documentazione storica di prima mano su un determinato brano, (o sui brani di un libro collettivo, che per brevità abbiamo definito UBI) deve passare in rassegna l'intero repertorio non indicizzato di oltre ottomila brani/testi. (UBI e uesi sono neologismi da noi ideati, che sono discussi nel primo capitolo della tesi, funzionali a descrivere il repertorio indagato). Molti studi, ancorché limitati a singoli libri collettivi, hanno documentato la ricchezza di proposte musicali, letterarie, linguistiche, geografiche e professionali di questa sezione di repertorio vocale, segnalando la necessità di un più ampio ordinamento, senza che nulla di tutto ciò sia stato fatto. Lo studio e la ricerca di uno singolo studioso italiano ha finalmente dato una risposta - creando una base di dati, cioè uno strumento informatico - che ha, almeno in parte, sanato questa esigenza davvero inderogabile, con un’indicizzazione completa dei frontespizi, dei testi poetici, delle dediche, delle documentazioni originali e delle note interne dei libri collettivi che tale repertorio presenta: questo nuovo strumento bibliografico si chiama RIM (Rinascimento Musicale Italiano). La trascrizione integrale, con i necessari supporti informatici digitalizzati, di oltre il 98% dei testi messi in musica di questo repertorio consente all’intera storiografia musicale un sicuro progresso non solo nella migliore identificazione dei brani già noti (e soprattutto di un buon numero di anonimi), ma anche di cogliere e fornire una visione complessiva del fenomeno in numerosi campi della storiografia musicale del ’5/'600. Con il RIM è stato possibile procedere all'indagine sistematica sull'organizzazione compilativa delle singole UBI. Questa tesi è quindi l'indagine sistematica sulle anthologie (scelte di brani già noti) e sulle edizioni collettive cioè libri di brani originali, disposti in modo idoneo a costituire programmi e percorsi di senso strutturati secondo le intenzioni dei coordinatori-dedicatori, artisti che le hanno compilate con lo scopo precipuo di onorare ed illustrare la propria comunità tramite la musica e la poesia. I circa 150 libri esaminati in maniera completa ci permettono di segnalare un'ideale ricchezza di proposte collettive e di geniale organizzazione testo-musica finora sconosciuta. È un'organizzazone che si configura come 'Libretto' ante litteram di opere musicali ben prima dell'avvento stesso del melodramma
Haug, Benoît. ""Suzanne" sous un nouveau jour : la fabrique d'une musique à l'ancienne et de ses singularités au prisme d'une musicologie de terrain". Thesis, Tours, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017TOUR2022/document.
Texto completoWhat does it mean to play Renaissance music in the 21st century? Taking into account that the depth of an experience derives from its singularity, the present dissertation looks at this general question by focusing on a specific process: a specialized ensemble rehearsing and recording a 16th century song. A close reading of this process makes it clear that there is inherent value in observing musicians in the year 2014 engaged in repeat performances of “Suzanne un jour” by Didier Lupi. This observation clarifies how a musical performance is created and developed and reveals the modalities of the collective and individual experiences involved. Moreover, this detail-oriented and singularist epistemology is useful in other respects, whether to comprehend a five-week recording project or to write a five-century history of “Suzanne.”
Bunel, Guillaume. "Les FUGAE dans l’œuvre de Josquin Desprez : inventaire et confrontation des sources". Thesis, Lyon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LYSES023/document.
Texto completoThis dissertation investigates the musical sources of a corpus of fugal works attributed to Josquin Desprez, in order to study the various issues arising from the interpretation of fugae. Within the large repertoire of fugae composed at the turn of the 16th century, those composed by Josquin stand out as exceptionally diverse and rich, technically and musically. What's more, they arise many difficult issues for the singers. Indeed, those fugae confront us with problems related to the interpretation of canonic notations, on the one hand, and with the realization of the fugal parts themselves, on the other hand. Whereas the contemporary theorists define fuga as a perfectly exact imitation between the dux and the comes parts, it is noticeable that every fuga studied in this dissertation do not meet this criterion. Some of them cannot be sung with an exact imitation; others seem to allow several possible realizations, sometimes radically different. Although later theorists – Zarlino, in particular – will introduce specific terms that refer to those other types of imitation, those terms do not exist during Josquin's lifetime. In multiple ways, compositional practices that can be observed within the works studied diverge from the musical theory of the time. A study of the musical sources of the fugae selected, and of an important corpus of contemporary theoretical sources will lead us to a better understanding of the reasons that motivated those divergences, and of the issues related to the realization of fugae from canonic notations preserved in the sources
Khattabi, Nahéma. "De la chanson à l'air de cour : édition et mutations du répertoire profane en France (1555-1624)". Thesis, Poitiers, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014POIT5016.
Texto completoThe french repertory printed during the second half of the sixteenth century and at the beginning of the seventeenth century is rich of many musical objects. If in the first half of the sixteenth century, the term « chanson » is the only title used in the editions, other denominations appear from 1552 as « chanson en forme de voix de ville », « ode », « chanson en façon d'air », « air de cour », « air », « dialogue », « sonnet », « Amours », « poésie », « quatrain », « chansonnette mesurée », « villanelle », « mascarade », « ballet », « récit » or « vers mesurez ». These denominations don't designate necessarly differents musical objects : for exemple, during the sixteenth century a same work could sometime be named « chanson » and « ode ». This observation tends to suppose that these terms don't designate indepedant categories. On the contrary, these headings are porous, and their outlines seems sometime vague, in particular because the renaissance music theorists don't define the terms used in the prints. For this reason, the goal of this dissertation consist to observe and understand what are the editorial and musical realities which tally with the classifications and the terms used in the collections. Thus, we would like to highlight the role of the music printer in the making of the book, and to wonder what is the part he takes in the musical mutations
Gámez, Hernández Carlos. "Le Nuove Musiche: Giovanni Battista Bovicelli?" Thesis, University of North Texas, 2010. https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc30458/.
Texto completoHachem, Nancy. "La vie musicale dans les archives du Parlement de Paris au XVIe siècle". Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2020. http://accesdistant.sorbonne-universite.fr/login?url=http://theses.paris-sorbonne.fr/2020SORUL095.pdf.
Texto completoIn the 16th century, the Parliament of Paris was the highest court of Justice in France and was involved in the daily life of the individuals of that time. Its archives are full of legal decisions reflecting the political, judicial, historical, social, cultural and musical reality of the Renaissance. This research investigates the Parliament's primary sources in order to extract information that complements our current knowledge of musical life in France between 1500 and 1600. This work offers a testimony of the way music was experienced in 16th-century French society through the Parliament’s vision and influence
Durand, Benoît. "Dixit insipiens in corde suo non est Deus : les visages de la folie psalmique". Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/66421.
Texto completoRangel, Angulo Maria de lourdes. "L'oeil qui rendroit le plus barbare apris : le concept de mélancolie dans la rencontre des arts visuels, la musique et la poésie renaissants en France". Thesis, Paris 4, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA040230.
Texto completoTo find a definition of a complex concept such as melancholy, we decided to write a history of passions, because they are at the origin of all the excesses of this temperament. After an Antiquity that has promoted stoicism, Augustine proves that passions make us feel closer from God, imitate the existence of Christ and get to know the mercy. Thus, the melancholy is may be the temperament of wise persons, and also, according to Aristotle, the one of the heroes and the artists. For us, the parallelisms between the Vitruvian rhetoric and the elements of Durer’s Melencolia I emphasize the importance to find the order in the chaos of the imagination produced by the excess of black bile, specially among the artists. This representation of the melancholy like a lack of internal harmony belongs to the early years of the 16th century. A few years later, the French hypermanierisme let us understand that the ornament in buildings and paintings tried to fill spiritual emptiness of the period we are studying. Melancholy is the fear of nothingness
Leflot, Thomas. "La correspondance des arts chez Vincent d’Indy : étude de ses pratiques musicales, picturales et de ses écrits au regard de son environnement socio-culturel, philosophique et artistique". Thesis, Paris 4, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA040120.
Texto completoThe celebrated composer and professor Vincent d'Indy is less well-known for his lifelong interest in the arts. He drew and painted for many decades, and he travelled throughout Europe looking for the most beautiful historical sites as well as the most famous museums. Associating with artists and patrons of art in salons and exhibitions enabled him to benefit from contact with numerous painters or sculptors. His constant reference to nature in his watercolours was also apparent in his symphonic poems or operas. This rustic theme places him in a field of romantic influence in which compositions blaze a trail. Also, his approach to the history of music is heightened by the many aesthetic references which throw light on his influences, such as Émile Mâle, John Ruskin or Félicité de Lamennais
Domingos, Nathalia. "Tradução comentada da primeira parte do tratado A plaine and easie introduction to practicall musicke (1597) de Thomas Morley". Universidade de São Paulo, 2012. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/27/27157/tde-02122012-185028/.
Texto completoThis research contemplates the theory and practice of the late sixteenth and early seventeenth century English music. Its main objective is to provide a commented translation of the first part of \"The Plaine and Easie Introduction to Practicall Musicke\" (1597) by Thomas Morley supported by explanatory notes and criticisms dealing with problems related to terminology and reflections on historical matters. The choice of Morleys treatise for this research is due to its comprehensive teaching of the main definitions of music theory at that time. It is in the first part that all the melodic and rhythmic elements necessary for the reading of a musical score are presented. Therefore, the translation of this important work into Portuguese should be very useful for musicians and publishers, as it will allow transcriptions and critical readings of modern editions and reading in facsimile. Moreover, it should also be essential for the study of English music of that period, as the English musical practice differs in some respects from that taught in the European continent.
Dobbs, Benjamin Michael. "Gewesener Magdeburgische Musicus: An Examination into the Stylistic Characteristics of Heinrich Grimm's Eight-Voice Motet, Unser Leben Wehret Siebenzig Jahr'". Thesis, University of North Texas, 2010. https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc33142/.
Texto completoD’Amato, Gianni. "Renaissance des Bürgers". Universität Potsdam, 2011. http://opus.kobv.de/ubp/volltexte/2013/6344/.
Texto completoGiraud, Christophe. "Une renaissance inachevée ?" Clermont-Ferrand 2, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005CLF20012.
Texto completoMamalis, Nicolas. "La musique et l'espace, l'espace de la musique". Paris 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA010748.
Texto completoThe aim of this thesis is to explore the relation between space and music and to study how the space has been introduced like a component of the musical composition, how it is considered and perceived by the composers and also how this notion has been differated during the last years. It is divited in four chapters. The first chapter analyses the notion of the musical material. The last three chapters trie topresent various models of space utilisation in musical works as following : 1. Works which accept space like a place of interpretation independent of the music composition. 2. Works which accept space like a component of the composition which remains independent and establishes arbitrary relations with the others musical components. 3. Wors which developpe space in relation with the other components based in algotithmics transformations
Godard, Anne. "La Renaissance dialogique : imitation et dialogisme dans les dialogues de la Renaissance". Paris, EHESS, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000EHES0042.
Texto completoLees-Jeffries, Hester Mary Monica. "Fountains in Renaissance literature". Thesis, University of Cambridge, 2003. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.619607.
Texto completoPontiff, Brenda Renee'. "The American renaissance festival". Thesis, Kansas State University, 1986. http://hdl.handle.net/2097/9947.
Texto completoLevergeois, Bertrand. "L'encyclopédisme de la Renaissance". Paris 10, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA100012.
Texto completoBarry, Marie Porterfield. "Lesson 08: The Renaissance". Digital Commons @ East Tennessee State University, 2020. https://dc.etsu.edu/art-appreciation-oer/9.
Texto completoHernandez, Lucia. "Nietzsche et la Renaissance". Thesis, Tours, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008TOUR2017.
Texto completoMy investigations were dedicated to Nietzche (1844-1900) look on, according to his own words, this golden age named La Renaissance. I dealt with La Renaissance assessment according to Nietzche. This study focused on an analysis about La Renaissance authors that Nietzsche read, as for instance Miguel de Cervantès (1547-1616) and even sometimes appreciated.as Michel de Montaigne (1533-1592) or Nicolas Machiavel (1469-1527). It also drove me to deal with La Renaissance artist and genius image whether it’s a painter as Raphaël (1483-1520) for instance or a sculptor as Michelangelo (1475-1564), a musician or a writer. This reading allows us to to talk about some La Renaissance figures through Nietzche eyes and leads then to the possibility to understand why Nietzche considered La Renaissance as the « last important age » and on the other hand, to understand this influence La Renaissance had on his philosophy. I tried to understand why he thought that La Renaissance culture was a « noble » one and this period, « this millenium golden age ». How did La Renaissance lead to important personalities blooming and even contributed to exceptional people emergence And then, I wondered why we didn’t gather « the last culture wealth we were able to amass », why and how this age ruin, La Renaissance one, did take place ? What did happen ? And what does this period can still teach us ?
Zorich, Jonathan P. "Alexander VI: Renaissance Pope". PDXScholar, 1996. https://pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/open_access_etds/5213.
Texto completoChakravarti, Paromita. "Renaissance discourses of folly illustrated with examples from English Renaissance drama, especially Shakespeare". Thesis, University of Oxford, 2005. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.421739.
Texto completoOdeimi, Béchir. "L'influence de la musique occidentale sur la musique au liban". Paris 4, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA040158.
Texto completoOdeimi, Béchir. "L'Influence de la musique occidentale sur la musique au Liban". Lille 3 : ANRT, 1986. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37600086x.
Texto completoManuel, Franck. "L'âne astrologue : les Pronostications joyeuses en Europe (1476-1623)". Toulouse 2, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006TOU20110.
Texto completoSince the XVth century appear in Europe parodies of prophetic texts, most of them astrological, called pronostications. Having studied the texts which inspire these parodies and their polemical context, we analyse the whole parodies, delimitating within a great diversity coherent groups : mock calendars, prophetical enigmas, mock pronostications and satirical pronostications. The search then focuse on the most represented and the richest group, the satirical pronostications, to understand the relations between satire and parody, especially the construction of an original satirical ethos and the setting of a negative poetic founded on truism and ambiguity. We try at last to describe the evolution of the texts all along the XVIth century towards their links with profane theatre, isolating between the satirical pronostications a group of texts committed in the reform polemic and which struggles with censorship in the 1530's
GEUS, JEAN MICHEL. "La musique pythagoricienne". Lille 3, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993LIL30014.
Texto completoWhile setting out and studying the various accounts antiquity passed on us, regarding pythagorean musical theory, it is easy to see that a theory longing on several centuries and which was elaborated by various thinkers admits some internal inconsistencies. This, as a consequence, calls into question some criterious which were formal before. It is then possible to conceive that theory as a relatively autonomous and consistent whole and to soften, in a way, the usual distinction between acousmatic musical theory and mathematcs musical theory
Dufourt, Hugues. "Musique, pouvoir, écriture". Paris 1, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA010539.
Texto completoThis dissertation is a reflexion on post worldwar ii european and american music. It deals with the history of the categories of musical thought new musical aesthetics and with the relations between this new music and contemporary society. In order to explain this century's music, do we have to follow Adorno's apocalyptic pessimism whose idea of formalism is only a self-destructive reaction to the dictates of mass society? Do we have, on the other hand, to confine ourselves to the sole internal necessities of musical modernity or to purist avant-gardes which, out of their fundamental utopia, only put forward a mutilated elitist art cut off from history? In "music, power, writing", the author refused to remin locked within this dilemma and attempted to show that 20th century musical creation, in close relation to social, intellectual, scientific and technical advances of the modern world, reveals endlessly the balance and contradicitons which define the unity and purposes of a civilisation. Refusing metaphysics, the author chose a wholly rational conception of the history of music; following Max Weber's problematics, Hugues Dufourt proposes an interpretation of the future of western music as an emancipation of th self and a conquest of reason while giving one of the first systematic assessments of musical research's recent advances in acoustics, psychoacoustics, computer science and cognitive sciences. This work deals with the question of the essence of musical language which turns out to be a peculiar mixture halfway
Descartes, René Buzon Frédéric de. "Abrégé de musique /". Paris : Presses universitaires de France, 1987. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb34910799h.
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