Author: PatrickJullien

Author: PatrickJullien

Author: PatrickJullien

Wagnerianismus, Translations of Greek Drama by T. Zielinsky, by Grazyna Golik-Szarawarska

Grazyna Golik-Szarawarska WAGNERIANISMUS IN DEN ÜBERSETZUNGEN DER GRIECHISCHEN DRAMATISCHEN DICHTUNG VON TADEUSZ ZIELINSKI Summary: Wagnerianism in Tadeusz Zieliński’s Translations of Greek Tragedies. Tadeusz Zielinski (1859 – 1944) was not only […]

Author: PatrickJullien

“Melomachia”: Melodic Challenge and Displacement in Some 19th Century Music, by Rodney Stanning Edgecombe

“Melomachia”: Melodic Challenge and Displacement in Some Nineteenth-Century Music Rodney Stenning Edgecombe In François Philidor’s Ernelinde (the three-act version of which premiered at the Opéra in 1767, and the five-act […]

Author: PatrickJullien

Author: PatrickJullien

Author: PatrickJullien

A 16th Century Publication Who-Dun-it: Gabrieli and Lassus, by Karen Linnstaedter Strange

A 16th Century Publication Who-Dun-it: Exploring implications of the double attribution of the madrigal “Canzon se l’esser meco” to Andrea Gabrieli and Orlande de Lassus. Karen Linnstaedter Strange, MM A […]

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Schoenberg, Unfolding, and “Composing With Twelve Tones”, by John Bracket

Schoenberg, Unfolding, and “Composing With Twelve Tones”: A Case Study (Op. 25/I) John Brackett Introduction “Composition is: thinking in tones and rhythms. Every piece of music is the presentation of […]

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Rachmaninov’s Aleko: Theoretical Reflections on the Russian-Gypsy Soul, by ILdar Khannanov

It is dusk and the young Gypsy clings to his Zemfira. Both Gypsies hope to remain until daylight, despite the dire tragedy they know this might bring. If Zemifa’s non-Gypsy […]

Author: PatrickJullien