Hudebně-literární slovník : hudební díla inspirovaná slovesným uměním

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Title: Hudebně-literární slovník : hudební díla inspirovaná slovesným uměním
Description: The third part of a Musical-Literary Dictionary builds on the previous two parts of the Dictionary dealing with world and Czech composers which were published by the Masaryk University Press in 2011. This volume of the Dictionary concludes a monumental dictionary trilogy. This work deals with literary production of the 20th century composers and registers only those musical compositions which are linked to literary (exceptionally also visual) art. The link could have a form of unspecified literary, visual or musical inspiration. In most cases, the connection is about a common idea, theme, content, or text of a literary work. The Dictionary designed in this way brings a new and original point of view to the 20th century artificial and non-artificial musical production into Czech and world musical and literary lexicography. The book includes 4,205 musical works of 533 Czech and world composers living from 1930 to the present. Moreover, it also contains 1,995 literary authors whose literary works have inspired a birth of the musical works. Besides, the Dictionary pays attention to folk literature and its influence in musical production and also to musical works through which their authors have paid tribute to important artists of the past. This work is intended for musicologists, literary scientists, cultural scientists, specialists working with musical and archival collections, and also for broad art-loving public. For them, the Dictionary proposes a rich literary register, lists of musical composers and literary artists, name index and a theoretic introductory which deals with 929 musical composers and singers and a genesis of particular musical styles and experiments changing musical thinking of contemporary composers.
Authors: Spousta, Vladimír
Resource Type: eBook.
Subjects: Music and literature--Dictionaries--Czech, Music--Dictionaries--Czech, Composers--Biography
Categories: MUSIC / Reference, BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Music, MUSIC / Genres & Styles / Classical
Database: eBook Collection (EBSCOhost)
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Abstract:The third part of a Musical-Literary Dictionary builds on the previous two parts of the Dictionary dealing with world and Czech composers which were published by the Masaryk University Press in 2011. This volume of the Dictionary concludes a monumental dictionary trilogy. This work deals with literary production of the 20th century composers and registers only those musical compositions which are linked to literary (exceptionally also visual) art. The link could have a form of unspecified literary, visual or musical inspiration. In most cases, the connection is about a common idea, theme, content, or text of a literary work. The Dictionary designed in this way brings a new and original point of view to the 20th century artificial and non-artificial musical production into Czech and world musical and literary lexicography. The book includes 4,205 musical works of 533 Czech and world composers living from 1930 to the present. Moreover, it also contains 1,995 literary authors whose literary works have inspired a birth of the musical works. Besides, the Dictionary pays attention to folk literature and its influence in musical production and also to musical works through which their authors have paid tribute to important artists of the past. This work is intended for musicologists, literary scientists, cultural scientists, specialists working with musical and archival collections, and also for broad art-loving public. For them, the Dictionary proposes a rich literary register, lists of musical composers and literary artists, name index and a theoretic introductory which deals with 929 musical composers and singers and a genesis of particular musical styles and experiments changing musical thinking of contemporary composers.
ISBN:9788021059597
9788021077157