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Piano - History. --- Pianists. --- Piano music - 19th century - History and criticism.
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muziekgeschiedenis --- Music --- muziekleven --- religieuze muziek --- anno 1800-1899 --- History and criticism --- % 9611AR --- Music - 19th century - History and criticism
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Chamber music -- 19th century -- History and criticism. --- Music --- kamermuziek --- muziekgeschiedenis --- anno 1800-1899 --- Chamber music --- History and criticism.
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Musicians --- Music --- Musiciens --- Musique --- Biography --- History and criticism --- Biographies --- Histoire et critique --- 19th century --- 78.29.1 --- Musicians - Biography --- Music - 19th century - History and criticism
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In 1795 Friedrich Schiller wrote: «Die bildende Kunst in ihrer höchsten Vollendung muss Musik werden und uns durch unmittelbare sinnliche Gegenwart rühren» (Schiller, Über die ästhetische Erziehung des Menschen, Letter XXII, 1795). This sentence underlines the fundamental aesthetic change that coincided at the onset of the nineteenth century. According to «ut musica pictura», music becomes the model for an art able to express and communicate feelings. Even as music no longer necessarily has to embody order, so does painting move away from pure imitation to encompass emotional affect. Music and painting thus converge in embodying a sensual conception of the arts: music is capable of expressing emotions and arousing them in the audience; painting can do the same through visual perception. The present volume, which brings together 21 essays, focuses on encounters between composers and painters, but also on the relationship between music, literature and the figurative arts, as well as on the concurrence of musical and artistic aesthetics. Sections of the book are devoted to iconography, to the relationship with the theatrical arts (in particular the scenic aspect) and in one instance, to Franz Liszt.
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"Les voyages sont inscrits au coeur même de la vie musicale. Surtout lorsque les compositeurs occidentaux des XIXe et XXe siècles (Mendelssohn, Liszt, Saint-Saëns, Rimski-Korsakov, Vivier, Glass...) ont choisi de se confronter à la réalité des cinq continents pour dépasser leurs horizons. Corinne Schneider présente ici tous les aspects de ces périples. Elle s'appuie sur des récits savoureux pour nous faire mesurer les conditions matérielles de ces odyssées parfois périlleuses. -Surtout, dans un tour du monde en quatre-vingts oeuvres, elle retient ce qui, au passage par toutes les parties du globe, a nourri la création : des visions, des climats, des usages et des rites, des couleurs locales... Ces voyages racontent enfin comment, au-delà de l'exotisme, la découverte de l'immensité et de l'altérité peut finalement aider à éclairer le laboratoire intime du compositeur. Car le voyage s'opère aussi au sein de la composition elle-même : une aventure dans le langage musical, vers la découverte de nouvelles formes, de nouveaux rythmes et de nouvelles sonorités."--Page 4 of cover.
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