The Sibelius companion
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The Sibelius companion
Greenwood Press, 1996
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
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内容説明
The Sibelius Companion represents in its collected chapters the most advanced research in the field of Sibelius studies today. Since mid-century, so much new information has come to light that our understanding of both the man and his music has changed profoundly. These changes are fully represented in the present volume.
Some of the topics examined, particularly the vocal music, including Luonnotar^, which is here given a brilliant and provocative analysis, have previously been neglected. Other chapters deal with more familiar works, such as the Second and the Seventh Symphonies, which are approached in the light of recent scholarship and fresh perspective. Readers will find new light on Sibelius's biography, the first English-language investigation ever done of Sibelius and Karelianism, pioneering sketch studies, new analytical methods for understanding the music, studies in reception history, an assessment of the state of Sibelious research with a rich bibliography, the most complete chronological catalogue of works available, and a full Register of Names that identifies in considerable detail over 100 individuals and organizations important in Sibelius's creative life. Written in an accessible style, newly researched and fully documented, ^IThe Sibelius Companion^R will interest scholars, students, and music enthusiasts alike.
目次
Editorial Note
Preface
Acknowledgments
From Youth to Maturity
Introduction
Jean Siblius and Vienna by Peter Revers
Interlude I: Sibelius in the 1890s
Sibelius, The Kalevala, and Karelianism by William A. Wilson
Sibelius and Wagner by Eero Tarasti
Sibelius's Second Symphony and the Legacy of Symphonic Lyricism by David Haas
Masterworks
Interlude II: 1900-1914
The Violin Concerto by Erkki Salmenhaara
The Essence of Sibelius: Creation Myths and Rotational Cycles in Luonnotar by James Hepokoski
"Symphonic Fantasy": A Synthesis of Symphonic Thinking in Sibelius's Seventh Symphony and Tapiola by Veijo MurtoMÄki
"A Bridge to the World"
Interlude III: Sibelius, Words, and Music
Songs by Valeria Sirén
Choral Works by Daniel Politoske
Observations on Music and Musicians by Jean Sibelius
The Compositional Process
Sibelius's Seventh Symphony: An Introduction to the Manuscript and Printed Sources by Kari Kilpeläinen
Sibelius in the Concert Hall and in Scholarship
Interlude IV: A Composer and His Reputation
Sibelius and England by Laura Gray
Sibelius Research by Fabian Dahlström
Chronological List of Works
Register of Names
Bibliography
Index of Works
General Index
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