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서양음악학 KCI 등재 Journal of the Musicological Society of Korea
- 발행기관 한국서양음악학회
- 자료유형 학술지
- 간기 반년간
- ISSN 1598-9224 (Print)
- 수록기간 1998 ~ 2018
- 주제분류 예술체육 > 음악학 예술체육 분류의 다른 간행물
- 십진분류KDC 670DDC 780
권호리스트/논문검색
제12권 제3호 (2009년 9월) 9건
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2009.09
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The Present study focuses on the publishing, dissemination, and reception of Beethoven's music during his lifetime and after his death. The common and different aspects among Beethoven, Mozart, and Haydn in these three fields were investigated. Since the active working periods of the three composers were different within the range of 1770-1810's, the practices of publishing and dissemination changed. Since the music market was rapidly growing, the relationship between the composer, publisher, and the public was also changing. As a result, the process of reception of Beethoven's music was quite different from that of the previous time.
This paper especially put focus on the early phase(1792-1803) of Beethoven in Vienna. The process of construction as a new master composer in the musical world of Vienna was also discussed. In addition, the role of supporting groups for Beethoven among aristocratic salons was investigated. The changes in musical taste and ideology were also illuminated. Furthermore, the roles of published edition and reviews of music journals such as Allgemeine Musikalische Zeitung, Berliner Allgemeine Musikalische Zeitung, Wiener Allgemeine Musikalische Zeitung, and Caecilia in the reception of Beethoven's music were discussed.
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2009.09
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Ignaz Moscheles(1794-1870) was received by different hierarchical groups of the society during his time by his Piano duos. The worth of these works, when taking into account their popularity amongst the high society, can be considered both in terms of their monetary value as well as cultural significance. Therefore, the different social classes preferred Piano duos of Moscheles als House music, which holds "economical power."
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2009.09
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This study explores the curial politics of culture and music in the early German Democratic Republic as well as the conflicts between politics and music triggered by the opera Lukullus. Die Verurteilung des Lukullus of Paul Dessau and Bertolt Brecht became an issue, and its musical, aesthetical, and political aspects were debated in East Germany. Dessau’s music was considered as formalistic even prior to its première and endured cultural-political attacks from German officials. The formalist music was regarded as antithesis of Social realist music in the Soviet block, because formalism did not include classical and traditional musical elements and popularity. Lukullus-debate exemplified the unavoidable relationship between cultural-political context in the East German and its music.
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2009.09
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My study is a critical examination of the historiography of Korean musical scholarship and a more comprehensive view of Korean music and history. The main goal of this study is to elaborate a new form of rhetoric and strategy for both historical and ethnographic studies of Korean music. By exploring the various attempts of earlier scholars to establish indigenous musical scholarship, my study details how musical scholarship can symbolically represent the core of historical tension and amnesia which has resulted in conflict between indigenous vs. foreign, tradition vs. modernity, and past vs. present in modern Korean society. Following the spirit of Michel Foucault’s dialogics and micropolitics, my study explores the following theme: why and how academic discourses have played an ambiguous role in encouraging, and at the same time discouraging monolithic and canonized language use and scholarly convention. Furthermore, my observation on discourse reveals the interaction produced between power and resistance in the larger process of institutionalization and the concomitant processes of de-institutionalization.
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2009.09
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There are four collections of Bach's chorale-based compositions for organ: the Little Organ Book, BWV 599-644; the Organ Chorale Preludes from the Leipzig Autograph, BWV 651-668; the Clavier Übung III, BWV 669-689; and the Six Chorales “von verschiedener Art”(the “Schübler-Chorales”), BWV 645-650. Among these four collections, in this article, “Schübler-Chorales” is excluded, because the organ pieces of this collection were arranged from the cantata-movements, which were written at the beginning of Leipzig Period (1724/1725). The other three collections, which were created for organ from the beginning, will be compared with one another by size, voice number and key of the pieces, and also, their decoration style of the chorale melody and the functional forms of accompaniment voices will be explored.
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2009.09
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George Frideric Handel has been regarded as a pious composer for his work, Messiah. An examination of textual studies of Handel’s work, Aci, Galateae Polifemo, however, explores how the texts of the work are built by notions of sexuality and sexual identity. Handel’s work features a story of a love triangle–a boy, his lover and one‐eyed Cyclops–that erupts into violence, murder, and unexpected transformation of the characters at the end. Throughout the drama the boy is passive, nevertheless, Galatea, the boy’s lover, mirrors the male identity. The music of the work also contains some unique characteristics revealing transformation in terms of physical and mental changes of the characters. Consideration was also given to Handel’s journey to Italy, because the composer’s Italian experience can be viewed as part of the cultural, historical, literary context of Handel’s time. This paper will show how Handel's text layers the thoughts, political and religions influences, and sexual codes of the composer's days
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2009.09
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This paper studies the process of Stravinsky's musical language prior to his most famous work The Rite of Spring was written in 1913. In this work, Stravinsky's diverse musical language and orchestration, evolved through Fire Bird and Petrushka, have matured and became his representative musical style.
There are two important events in Stravinsky's life, one is an encounter with Rimsky-Korsakov, and the other is the collaboration with Diaghilev and going out into Paris, France. Rimsky-Korsakov helped Stravinsky understand orchestra and instrumentation accurately, and through this effort, Stravinsky created his unique orchestration style. Stravinsky's first work after studying with this well-informed teacher of orchestration was a symphony, and ballet music such as Fire Bird followed immediately. Quotations of folk melodies and dynamic rhythms, along with orchestration techniques for timbre became more conspicuous in his next work, Petrushka. Therefore, diverse expression styles through the use of Russian folk melodies, and characteristic rhythms all made their way to Stravinsky's inherent orchestration style crystallized in The Rite of Spring.
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2009.09
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In Schenker's monumental treatise Der freie Satz (1935), he presented a tonal scheme of major-third harmonic progression as an analysis of "Das Ständchen" from Gedichte von Eichendorff (1880-1888) by Hugo Wolf (1860-1903). His sketch is unusual because it has no structural dominant using symmetrical divisions of the octave by third. Even though some theorists have accepted to construct the chromatic third progression as a tonal scheme with the music of the late nineteenth century, a process of harmonic evolution in tonal structure has been overlooked. The general aim of the present study is to explore how the third harmonic scheme has been established. The first part of this paper examines a process of harmonic evolution from the diatonic third to the chromatic third presenting a model for the progressions. This examination leads to some analyses of music from Liszt, Beethoven, and Tchaikovsky, discussing how the third harmonic progression has been gradually changed as an overall tonal structure. In this paper, bass-line sketch and Tonnetz are used as analytical tools.
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2009.09
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This paper deals with chromaticism and dissonance as seen in Arnold Schoenberg's early Lied, Schenk mir deinen goldenen Kamm. By espousing Edward T. Cone's idea of three dimensions consisting of harmonic language in tonal music, chordal vocabulary, succession, and progression, the paper distinguishes a radically chromatic idiom from a mild chromaticism that fits into traditional harmonic norms in the 18th to early 19th century. The former is originated from a discord between the three dimensions, whereas the latter marks an accord of the three.
I have begun by summing up Schoenberg's own discussions of harmony as seen in his treatises Theory of Harmony and Structural Functions of Music for a logical clarification of his tonal idiom and then critically examined theoretical assumptions for Schenkerian background of the piece to suggest ways for modification.
The opening passage shows a disagreement between chordal vocabulary, succession, and syntactical logics in stereotypical tonal idiom, while the second section features a harmony among the three dimensions. Exotic sound by whole-tone sonority proves to be adopted in traditional contexts of the tonal music. The rationales latent in harmony and disharmony among the dimensions have been cautiously considered in relation to poetic imagery of the texts.
