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Jean Sibelius -viulukilpailun näkyvyys, argumentointi ja viihteellisyys valtakunnallisessa lehdistössä 1965 ja 2005
Kansainvälinen Jean Sibelius -viulukilpailu on järjestetty Suomessa kymmenen kertaa vuodesta 1965 lähtien, ja se on vakiinnuttanut asemansa musiikki-instituutiona niin Suomen kulttuurielämässä kuin valtakunnallisessa mediassa. Tässä tutkimuksessa selvitetään kilpailun reseptiota, eli millaista …
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The Performer as Analyst in the Piano Sonata Opus 12 by Jean Sibelius
… works, using the Piano Sonata, Opus 12 by Jean Sibelius as a case study. The unique character and structure of each of the three movements suggests an equally wide range of approaches to analysis, including studies in sonata form, construction of a musical narrative based on external source …
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Graduate Recital, Cello
… Malinconia, was written by Finnish composer, Jean Sibelius (1865 - 1957). He was accepted as the composer who developed a voice for Finnish classical music. The sonata by Zoltan Kodaly, a Hungarian composer (1882 - 1957), contains elements from Hungarian folk songs and requires the cello's …
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Symmetrical Elements in the Piano Music of Einojuhani Rautavaara
… successful composers from Finland since Jean Sibelius. He is widely known for his pluralistic compositions that do not follow a linear progression of stylistic development and that exhibit a synthesis of seemingly contradictory compositional styles in his mature works. Despite the rapid …
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WORKS FOR VIOLIN FROM DISTINCT EUROPEAN COMPOSITIONAL TRADITIONS IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY: NATIONALISM, IMPRESSIONISM, AND NEO-CLASSICISM
… followed in turn by Hungarian Béla Bartók. Jean Sibelius of Finland is a third composer of the Nationalistic works performed in my first recital. At the core of Impressionism--a term first used to describe a French school of painting that emerged in the late 19th century--is the use of …
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Sibelius's Seventh Symphony: Genesis, Design, Structure, and Meaning
This study explores Sibelius's last and, perhaps, most enigmatic Symphony from historical (source-critical), Schenkerian, and transtextual perspectives. Through a detailed study of its genesis, musical architecture, and meaning, the author maintains that the Seventh, its composer, and its …