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Ullrich, Almut. "Die "Literaturoper" von 1970-1990 : Texte und Tendenzen /." Wilhelmshaven : F. Noetzel : Heinrichshofen Bücher, 1991. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb354704636.
Full textBoutin, Vincent. "Les pochettes de disques de rock, de l'ère psychédélique à nos jours : (1966-2005)." Poitiers, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006POIT5034.
Full textRock'n'roll album cover, as a product of the cultural industry, is subjected to the requirements of profitability and depends on the codes of the social groups for which it is intended. Created by artists with various skills, this medium has showed since the Sixties a real strength and an inventiveness. Evoking in filigree the still ignored activity of the artists (graphic designers, illustrators) who are the authors of these covers, this research is focused at first on the ambiguous status of the rock'n'roll album cover, a mass-producted object, and paints a picture of this singular discipline of graphic creation. The second part explains the connection between multiple references to official and popular arts and the subversive range of a protesting form of expression. Lastly, the third part is interested in the close links between image and music : as a synesthesic art, the rock'n'roll album cover sometimes attempts to achieve a graphic transcription of the music. It aims at suggesting a personal universe, strongly contributing to structure a visual identity closely related to the performances during the shows
Seter, Ronit. "Yuvalim be-Israel : nationalism in Jewish-Israeli art music, 1940-2000 /." Ann Arbor (Mich.) : UMI, 2005. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb40050015j.
Full textBlot, Alice. "Jehan alain (1911-1940) un independant seculier essai de portrait d'un musicien vu sous les perspectives offertes par la notion d'interdisciplinarite en art." Paris 4, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040070.
Full textThis thesis introduces oneself in three demarcated and complementaries parts in their purpose,which is to draw a portrait of jehan alain,the human being and the artist. The first part tries to define the context both historic and musical in which jehan alain lived, and to bring out his real wish of independence in comparison to his entourage. The second part is devoted to the musician's work, year after year, not trying to prove that daily life influences his creativity, but not any more to maintain that one has no connection with the other. Finally, the third and last part introduces us in the fascinating and global world of interdisciplinarity in art. This trinitary division whose target is to give a faithfull picture of the artist jehan alain rest on two conductives ideas, sacred and vocality. Two omnipresents values in the spirit and the music of jehan alain. At least, postulate i wanted to demontrate along this work is that jehan alain has always been a secular independent, it means,able to preserve his mind and action's freedom in a world of alienation
Magis, Christophe. "La musique de publicité, entre droit d'auteur et conseil en communication : Propositions d'analyse socio-économique et musicale des mutations conjointes de l'industrie de la musique enregistrée et de l'industrie publicitaire (1990-2010)." Paris 8, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA083763.
Full textAlthough it takes more and more pregnancy in the everyday life of individuals to the point of almost gaining a status of musical genre, « advertising music » has nonetheless been scarcely studied by francophone academic research and, amongst this latter, by the theories of cultural industries approaches. Then, this work intends to question the place of advertising music between the recording industry and the advertising industry, especially considering the linked changes these industries have known toghether at the turn of the 21th century. Firmly attached to the field of Information and Communication Science, our perspective also aims to articulate two sets of problematics that are rarely thought toghether in the cultural industries researches : the connection between the confrontation of the different actors' socio-economic strategies and the aesthetical reality of the produced texts. First, we aim to define the organization of the different social actors involved in the creation of advertising music through the analysis of a corpus of semi-guided interviews. These different actors often come from the advertising or recording industry and tend to adjust their strategies according to the usual logics of their activity of origin. Once the socio-economic reality of the advertising music production sector is defined, a second part of our work aim to elaborate categories of analysis for advertising music and highlights to what extent these productions musically wear marks of the various tensions between the different logics that characterize the sector
Vergnaud, Sabine. "La Musique et les arts dans la collaboration du Groupe des Six avec les Ballets Suédois (1920-1925)." Thesis, Saint-Etienne, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010STET2146.
Full textThe Ballets suédois was formed in Paris in 1920 by Rolf de Maré, director, and Jean Biirlin,choreographer. In its five-year existence, this company asserted its wish to break away from the Russianhegemony by proposing daring performances. The most innovative of them were created in collaborationwith composers from 'les six' such as Milhaud, Poulenc, Honeger, Auric or Tailleferre, and also with thecontribution of writers and painters such as Jean Cocteau, Paul Claudel, Blaise Cendrars, RicciottoCanudo, Fernand Léger, Jean Hugo or Irène Lagut. Between 1921 and 1923, the company stagedMilhaud's L'Homme et son désir and La Création du monde, Honegger's Skating Rink, Tailleferre'sMarchand d'oiseaux and The Marriage on the Eiffel Tower by 'les six' (to which Durey did notcontribute) at the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées; so many prototypes on which drama, painting and musicnot only imposed constant choreographic renewal, but a renewal of the ballet as a genre. This thesis dealswith the connection between those compositions and the different forms of art they combine in the samecreative energy. The genetic study is based on the comparison of the handwritten scores with thetapuscripts and the manuscripts of the librettos (kept at the Dansmuseet in Stockholm or at the FundsBlaise Cendrars of the Swiss Literary Archives in Bern). It also studies correspondence, models ofscenery, costumes, choreographic sketches and aims at defining the place and role of al! the performers in_those ballets. It stresses the impact the collaboration between the Swedish and 'les six' had, not only onthe evolution of dancing, but also on thal of other forms of arts
Bazin, Laure. "La musique dans la vie et l’œuvre du peintre Ceri Richards (1903-1971)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA040026.
Full textMy thesis dissertation presents and analyses the life and work of Ceri Richards (1903-1971), a British painter originally from Wales. His art is profoundly influenced by music. As a music lover and pianist, Richards was particularly appreciated by London critics of his time who “placed him as one of the highest ranking, mid-20th-century British Painter” (E. Bénézit, Dictionary of Artists, Paris, Gründ, 2006). After the Second World War, the musical references are much more visible and important in his painting. His Cathédrale engloutie series, which was inspired by the eponymous Prelude by Debussy, is unanimously praised.The first part of my thesis is a biography of Ceri Richards, based on the importance of the music in his life. It relies on sources, letters unknown until now and articles about the artist never before explored.The second part investigates two corpus: the first one inspired by Debussy’s Cathédrale engloutie and the second by Beethoven in a comparative analysis.The third part is a catalogue raisonné of the work in relation with music. The organisation is in eight thematics: piano and pianists, Claude Debussy, Ludwig van Beethoven, opera stage decor and costumes, music in the poetry, illustrations realised for The Story of Music written by Benjamin Britten and Imogen Holst, illustrations for books which are not musical and other diverse musical themes. This catalogue raisonné is the first one and shows the extent and diversity of Ceri Richards’s musical inspiration
Escande, Dominique. "Convergences et divergences de la musique et des Beaux-arts autour de l'idéal classique en France (1909-1937)." Paris 4, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA040230.
Full textParallelisms and analogies between fine arts and music in France from 1909 to 1937, are built on the same classical ideal. Did the neo-classicism of the 19th century's fine arts influence the néo-classicism in music during the interwar period ? What relates it to the " retour à l'ordre " in painting ? The classical ideal transcends the artistic categories and brings up historical, aesthetic and formal issues. This research gathers a corpus of convergent works which reveals a period made in three stages : the birth of classicism (1909-1919), the stabilization (1919-1929), and the monumental or misused classicism (1929-1937). The 20th century's classicism disintegrates the model of all the previous classical styles in order to dissociate the ideal, the material or the structure of the artistic work. This is what embodies its specificity
Brun, Julien. "Le problème de la musique dans la philosophie de Nietzsche." Thesis, Reims, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011REIML007.
Full textThis research work develops the hypothesis that Nietzsche's thinking on music raises a specific problem, the problem of music, by subordinating it to a general issue that governs his whole philosophical questioning, the issue of culture. The purpose of the thesis is to show how Nietzsche's texts on music, throughout his works, participate in the development and achievement of the philosophical program designed to respond to that original issue, which makes the philosopher a "physician of culture". The implemented method consists in reading most of the selected texts in their entirety and context, in order to render simultaneously their proper consistency and their function into Nietzsche’s works. The outline strives to follow the leitmotiv of the thesis: the first part sets out the hypothesis, method and goal of Nietzsche’s questioning by reading the programmatic texts in which he describes his philosophical practice and tries to explain his own logic ofwriting ; the second part studies the application of this hypothesis and method to both art and aesthetic by reading texts that summarize its main results and tries to specify the defining valence of this analyses for Nietzsche’s experience of thinking ; the third part offers a comprehensive and detailed commentary of a wide selection of texts dedicated to music and tries to demonstrate their inscription into the operating program of a "physician of culture”
Derbez, Laëtitia. "Étude comparative entre les œuvres vocales de Luigi Nono des années 1960 et les musiques anciennes." Paris, EHESS, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014EHES0131.
Full textIn establishing new basis of writing, a new culture, some composers, far from rejecting their past, want to use it. But this reference to the past is done through far-reaching origins, taking back to early music. Luigi Nono, one of these few, present this idea: to take inspiration from the past, act in the present for the best possible future. It is then crucial for him to set himself in a historic filiation and to institute an additional step in the evolution of the history of music. In his lecture “Text-Music-Singing” given in Darmstadt in 1960, he links some of his works with early music, especially of Middle Ages and Renaissance. Following this parallel inducted by the composer, present work shows the truth about this inspiration of the Ancients (and not a fictive inspiration) by linking five vocal works of Luigi Nono from 1955 to 1960 (Il canto sospeso, La terra e la compagna, Cori di Didone, Sarà dolce tacere and « Ha Venido » Canciones para Silvia) and early music through three processes of composition: pluritextuality, syllabisation and spatialisation, processes taken from the lecture and the writings of the composer. Once these techniques are defined in Luigi Nono’s works, present work will compare traces and notes he wrote in his early music scores and enlighten us on his inspiration of the Ancients
Willot, Eléonore. "Pour une approche esthétique du light-show : du théâtre électrique, hallucinatoire et subversif, envisagé selon l'essence de l'expérience psychédélique." Strasbourg, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010STRA1054.
Full textFor each time, there is a Myth, and the Myth of the sixties wore a new face: it has been called the «psychedelic revolution». By purifying the Doors of Perception, existential aesthetes powered by drunkenness and the eudemonism of a whole acid-generation, lit the myth of the Light Show up. The Light Show is neither a matter of drug, nor a simple counterculture tale. Through its total aesthetics: its emergent conditions, its efficient process and experience must be considered in a total way too. It doesn’t consist in making myths anymore, but to reconnect with the Myth of Creation by exalting the participatory matter, in an aesthetics which reconciles the audience with the Essence of Being and the Essence of Things: a bridge towards the infinite. It is based on the artistic alternative process from regular LSD trip, elaborated around a total show modus operandi, with all its aesthetic contradictions based on dichotomies: the nature of participation and creation in transcendental art, as well as the place and value of theatricality in such a “pure” and cathartic show also known as «psychedelic theaters”. Thus, for a night, for a cosmic journey, the lysergic generation participates to these psychedelic celebrations blending rock concert, liquid slides, films, strobe and colored lights that imprint the atmosphere and the audience with metaphysical vibrations. Synesthesic show, electric theatre and ritual incantation: the Light-Show wraps us into an ecstatic mesmerism of its total art. The oniric phantasm ends when the gates of San Francisco’s psychedelic temples of light-shows open
Alten, Michèle. "La musique et le chant dans les écoles primaires de la République (1882-1939)." Paris 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA010713.
Full textIn 1882 the minister of education brought in a new compulsory item in the programs of primary schools : music and singing. The demand of the ambition, the lack of clarity of the aims sought and of the methods as well as the low level of qualification of the teachers in this very field made the application of the official instructions rahter uncertain. Before 1914, the civil engagement of the teachers led them to have of the republic celebrated by patriotic song. But the French territory is divised into two regions : south of line going from Saint-Malo to Geneva, musical activities are rare in the classrooms of a rather illiterate population. Between 1920 and 1939, a new musical culture expands in schools. It concerns mainly the organisation of amateur theatricals played, mimed and sung by the pupils. It expresses in its own way the signifiance assumed by the popular artistic spare time activities in France. However this practice does not bring any solution to the place occupied by music in schools. Because it does not take the means for assuming the basis for a teaching of arts, the school puts aside the sensitive aspect of education
Lorenzo, Rubio Daniel. "Le genre canción chez Luis de Pablo. Tradition et renouveau." Thesis, Paris 4, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA040245.
Full textSpanish composer Luis de Pablo is author of a number of works for solo voice and instruments (usually small instrumental ensembles), based on poetic texts, which is one of his less studied features of his oeuvre.From any point of view, these works are not a homogeneous group. Departing from four analytical perspectives (form, timbre and instrumentation, voice emission and melody, and semantic and text) which correspond to the four central chapters, this thesis seeks to answer the question of their identity as a musical genre and their relationship to Lied, mélodie and canción. As a music that « emanates » from a text, these « chamber » vocal pieces, meeting place par excellence with poetry, present in every level and parameter, a specific relationship to the text. We will try to elucidate a possible influence of madrigalisms in this relationship. The present thesis finally ambitions to place these works in the overall evolution of the composer and in the Spanish and European context.The thesis approaches also other questions like the role of Spanish language, the capacity of music to convey an extramusical idea and the high level of intertextuality in some of these works. This thesis uses along the exposition the personal voice of the composer (collected through our own unpublished interviews which were made in Madrid from July 2011 to June 2012)
Baudouin, Olivier. "Problématiques musicales du recours aux techniques de synthèse sonore numérique aux États-Unis et en France de 1957 à 1977." Thesis, Paris 4, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA040117.
Full textThe musical repertoire generated by digital sound synthesis during the first twenty years of development of these techniques (1957-1977) had never been fully studied by musicologists, in spite of the importance of this field regarding evolution of contemporary sonic world, and the availability of numerous documents. Our method, based on Leigh Landy and Marc Battier’ideas, consisted of giving credit to pieces often dealt in an insulated or illustrative manner, by reconstructing around them a story combining historical, analytical, technical, aesthetical, and cultural elements. Thus, links that bound music, science, and digital technology in the 1960s and 1970s clearly appear, renewing comprehension of sound-based repertoires
Benetollo, Anne. "Rock et politique : censure, opposition, intégration." Paris 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA010656.
Full textThe point of this work is to analyse the ambiguous relationship between rock and the political world in the united states. Three occurences are feasible : when politics censure, when the artists commit themselves politically and when the politicians use the artists, particularly with a political end in view. The eighties and more exactly 1985 - constitute a privileged period for the observation of the intricate bonds that link rock and politics. Why? On the one hand, in 1985, we attented the birth of an association which was created by some politicians' wives : the parents' music resource center (pmrc), (whose aim is, though it denies it, to censure some rock songs), and on the other hand, the mid-eighties were marked by the first charity concerts. What is surprising is that a tiny part of rock performers are fighting against the PMRC; most of them have invested in those charity concerts, and their only political commitment lies in this. We simultaneously notice that even in the eighties the politicians have not always have a conflicting relationship with rock stars (the latest often being won over by politicians). Although this work is based on the mid-eighties, it is necessary to go back to the previous decades so as to study the advance which entailed the explosion of the pmrc. This will enable us to show how politics - or let's say the establishment - has always clashed with this musical trend and censured it (in fact, we realize that rock has always been blamed for the same things, and in this way the pmrc hasn't invented anything). This will also enable us to study the political commitment of the artists at important moments of the history of rock, and at last to underline the privileged relationship politicians were able to weave with some rock performers
Lazzarini, Guilia. "Luigi Nono : espace et composition." Paris, EHESS, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014EHES0049.
Full textArchitecture and music. Space and time. Sound. Experience. These are the key words on which my research is based. It all started from the intuition of the existence of a link between two disciplines to which I have devoted much time and study, along two parallel academics paths: the school of architecture and the conservatory. After a long process of identification and analysis of the infinite possible approaches to the topic, I chose to focus on one of the most emblematic example of collaboration between an architect and a musician of the twentieth century: "Prometeo, tragedia dell’ascolto" (1984), composed by Luigi Nono in collaboration with Massimo Cacciari and Renzo Piano. Through the study of Prometeo, I was able to deal with many possible interpretations of the interdisciplinary relationship between music and architecture. The research was mainly carried out by analysing the writings of Nono and by studying the documents stored at Archivio Luigi Nono and Fondazione Renzo Piano. The dissertation consists of three parts: the first part deals with the role of space in Nono's works preceding the Prometeo, highlighting the importance of cultural and sound environment in Venice: the second part explores the composition process that led to the set-up Promefeo in Venice, Milan and Paris; the third part deepens what happened after Prometeo, and reflects on the contributions that this experience can give to the design of spaces for music, analysing different setups of the play without the ark, and studying the projects of Akiyoshidai's International Art Village and the concert hall of the new Philharmonie in Paris. The study of the experience of Prometeo aims to encourage the curiosity to research, and the experimentation of those 'infiniti possibili’ of the architectural and musical composition mentioned by Nono
Dulong, Guillaume. "Pour une poétique des effets spéciaux dans les films de fantasy de 1990 à 2010 : un nouvel art de raconter ?" Phd thesis, Université Michel de Montaigne - Bordeaux III, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00994442.
Full textPalazzetti, Nicolo'. ""Le musicien de la liberté." Le réception de Béla Bartók en Italie (1900-1955)." Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017EHES0085.
Full textThis thesis focuses on the reception of Béla Bartók’s music and figure in Italy during the first half of the twentieth century. From a musicological standpoint, the analysis of Bartók’s influence on the works of several Italian composers (from Alfredo Casella to Bruno Maderna) invites us to reconsider the evolution of artistic modernism in Italy, as well as the foundations of Bartók’s poetics – which is informed by Hungarian nationalism, the “purity” of peasant folklore, and the utopia of “night music”. Furthermore, the study of the forms of transmission and criticism of one of the canonical composers of the last century raises broader issues concerning cultural history, such as: the continuity between artistic modernism and totalitarianism, the forms and meanings of cultural resistance, the relation between music and diplomacy, and the construction of the antifascist myth of Bartók.This thesis argues that the Bartókian Wave, which emerged in Italy during the early Cold War period, was the result of the fusion between the Bartók myth – i.e. the “musician of freedom” celebrated by the critic Massimo Mila – and the myth of national regeneration: a fusion that had its origins in the soundscape of Fascist dictatorship and the Resistenza
Lefebvre, Géraldine. "Le cercle de l'Art Moderne, 1905-1910 : le Havre : place des modernités artistiques et culturelles en France au début du XXe siècle." Thesis, Paris 10, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA100009.
Full textOn the 29th of January 1906, a group of artists and collectors created the “Circle of Modern Art” in Le Havre. Among them were painters Georges Braque, Raoul Dufy and Émile Othon Friesz, the architect Édouard Choupaÿ, the art critic G. Jean-Aubry and some of the most important collectors of that time: Olivier Senn, Charles -Auguste Marande, Pieter van der Velde, Georges Dussueil and many others. The association's goal was to promote all aspects of Modern Art, organised many activities such as exhibits, conferences, concerts and so on. Monet, Renoir, Signac and especially the French “Fauves”—Matisse, Derain, Manguin, Marquet, Van Dongen, Vlaminck—exhibited their most recent creations while Debussy, Ravel and Roussel performed their most recent original compositions. Frantz Jourdain and Guillaume Apollinaire supported the association, which early on showed its affiliation with the Salon des XX in Brussels and the young Salon d'Automne in Paris. It was a great success in Le Havre and throughout France and Europe, resounding far beyond the city's borders. This study goes back to those crucial years in Le Havre and focuses on that very special time that saw the creation of a real art market devoted to the “Fauve” painters, with its art dealers, critics and collectors. The “Circle of Modern Art” definitely influenced the artistic policy of Le Havre, opening it up to contemporary art and ranking the city as a cultural Capital of Modern Art, directly in conjunction with Paris and Brussels
Kim, Hyun-hee. "La figure de l'artiste et le rôle de l'art dans les romans de Romain Gary." Thesis, Clermont-Ferrand 2, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013CLF20017.
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Grassy, Elsa. "Le lieu musical : du texte à l’espace, un itinéraire sémantique. Poétique des catégories géographiques dans les musiques populaires américaines (1920-2007)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA040118.
Full textThe discourse on American popular music is fraught with geographical terms whose function is not merely to situate or to categorize music. This lexical field points to the existence of a geomusical imagination around American popular music, which attributes value and meaning to genres and styles that can be traced back to specific locales. Such rootedness is interpreted as a sign of authenticity in the musical discourse. For that reason, geographic authenticity has been fabricated by the music industry in order to increase the value of cultural products. In the same way, local authorities and the tourism industry have promoted the musical image of specifc places in order to make them more attractive to residents and visitors alike. Such initiatives can be considered as applied geomusicality, and decrease the gap between geomusical fiction and geographic reality. This study explores the many facets of geomusicality, from the American journalistic discourse to local initiatives that aim at promoting the musical image of places. It closes on a case study devoted to New Orleans after hurricane Katrina. The way the “cradle of jazz” was represented in the news and in official discourses as well as the musical reactions to the hurricane allow one to assess the many implications of geomusicality and its hold on popular imaginations
Vallespir, Mathilde. "L'exorcisme produit par des oeuvres poétiques et musicales de la guerre et du direct après-guerre : 1939-1945." Paris 4, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA040211.
Full textThe objective of this work is to circumscribe an "agencement" (arrangement) of specific art: the exorcism produced on a receiver by musical or poetical works from the Second World War and the immediate after-war period by R. Char, H. Michaux, O. Messiaen et A. Jolivet. When encountering these works, the receiver exorcises the war-related violence by confronting the negation of the other characterising Auschwitz with the advent of another entity rising from the perception conditioned by these works. Such a perceptive "alterisation" rests on a contradictory functioning of perception, which de-constructs itself whilst happening, and which blurs perception. In a first part, we set the theoretical basis for our approach, by encircling the specificity of music and language based on a criticism of association usually made between both of them. We then analyse the mere "agencement" of exorcism by describing its fundamental manifestation - the process of "brouillage" (confusion) - in a second part. We define the semiotic sources for this process which are specific to language and music, as well as its manifestation more distinctively perceptive in both systems, through its power of de-construction and des-involvement. That way, we manage to define the "brouillage" as a monstrous "agencement". The last part of this work is dedicated to the reinsertion of this "agencement" into the more general "agencement" of exorcism. We show how the "brouillage" can change to "alterisation", with the reading of metaphor itself changing into the creation of a hetero-universe of belief, and the paradox into "hetero-dox", when listening operates along benchmarks which are marginal compared to expectations. To conclude, we propose a general modelling of the "agencement" of exorcism as a way of substituting to the other, as a challenge to the violence of History
Arot, Dominique. "François Mauriac et la musique." Bordeaux 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010BOR30002.
Full textKelkel, Manfred. "Naturalisme, vérisme et réalisme dans l'opéra de 1890 à 1930." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1985. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37593937m.
Full textChapalain, Guy. "La guitare et son répertoire au XIXe siècle : 1850-1920 : novations et permanence /." Villeneuve d'Ascq : Presses universitaires du Septentrion, 2001. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37224993c.
Full textCatalogue des oeuvres pour guitare p. 479-548. Liste alphabétique avec notices biogr. des guitaristes et compositeurs p. 363-448. Bibliogr. p. 581-642. Index.
Garfi, Mohamed. "Musique et spectacle : le théâtre lyrique arabe : esquisse d'un itinéraire, 1847-1975 /." Paris : l'Harmattan, 2009. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb41478159m.
Full textGyra, Varvara. "Esthétique et principes compositionnels dans l'œuvre de Jani Christou (1926-1970)." Paris 8, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA082935.
Full textThis thesis studies the aesthetics and compositional principles in the work of the Greek composer Jani Christou (Cairo, 1926 - Athens, 1970). Christou, who emerged from the environment of contemporary music of the 1950s, introduced his own musical language, based on his personal research. In the first part we study the composer’s work produced during the two first periods (1948-1958 and 1960-1964), and we focus on his compositions of the third and last period (1965-1970). They constitute the apogee of his musical thought in its most developed form. In particular, we study "Phoenix Music" (1948), "Symphony No. 1" (1950), "Patterns and Permutations" (1960), "Mysterion" (1966), "Enantiodromia" (1968), "Epicycle I" (1968), "The Strychnine Lady" (1967), and "Anaparastasis III : The Pianist" (1968). In the second part we address the philosophical concepts that characterize Christou's musical work, such as the principles of "proto-performance" and "praxis-metapraxis", taking into consideration the composer's anthropological readings. We also study his manifesto, entitled A Credo for music; the role of the circular process in composition; and the notion of confrontation through musical experience. We pay particular attention to the psychological dimension of Christou's musical work, since the composer, influenced by the work of Carl Gustav Jung, uses personal psychological elements in his music
Guillermic, Sandrine Pouivet Roger. "Musique, propriétés expressives et émotions." S. l. : Université Nancy 2, 2007. http://cyberdoc.univ-nancy2.fr/htdocs/docs_ouvert/doc296/2007NAN21008.pdf.
Full textAlazard, Florence. "Art vocal, art de gouverner : la musique, le prince et la cité en Italie à la fin du XVIe siècle /." Paris : Minerve, 2002. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39007217k.
Full textPrivitera, Giovanni. "Naissance et évolutions de la chanson d’auteur italienne : de 1958 à l’orée du vingt-et-unième siècle." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014AIXM3049.
Full textThis doctoral thesis explores the Italian art song genre from 1958 until the dawn of the twenty-first century; the broad scope of investigation was chosen so that the subject would not be overly circumscribed either temporally or notionally. The thesis also examines the relationship between the Italian art song and its social and political contexts. The first part, taking into account those influences as well as the effect of the random events of History, analyses the main artistic phenomena at the end of the '50 that led to an "artistic" turning point for the Italian popular song, hitherto locked into an opera derived melismatic mode. The second part investigates the language, the poetics and the aesthetics of the art song genre addressing at length dialect, demonstrating that this question cannot be explained merely in terms of folklore. The third part develops the art song seen through the lens of History, both retrospectively and as a reflexion of the current events of the day. The fourth and last part discusses the new forms of art song that have developed within a contemporary context: rock, the new cantautoriale school and rap. The rewriting, the performance act itself are discussed; the cultural legitimacy of an artistic genre and new forms and ways of experiencing art, as well as revolutionary modes of creation with the advent of the Internet are explored. The song was granted an important place in the society and culture of the second half of the twentieth century and the beginning of the twenty-first; today, imbued with the troubles of a new period, it invites our questions and research more than ever to help us understand the age we live in
Sermet, Vincent. "Les musiques soul et funk : la France qui groove des années 1960 à nos jours /." Paris : l'Harmattan, 2008. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb412854703.
Full textPariot, Christian. "Le Monde et la musique : du pluralisme musical à l'écoute plurielle ; champ critique et postmodernité." Toulouse 2, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005TOU20068.
Full textThe evolutions of Le Monde musical criticism, under postmodern influence, from 1985 to 2000. Study of musical pluralism and of musical cross over. Rephasing the concept of unheard, at the core of postmodern aesthetic. Topology of a plural listening and essay of definition of an interbred listening
Bouvier-Simonetti, Béatrice. "La Musique populaire américaine et ses implications sociales des années 1890 aux années 1960." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1988. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37609908s.
Full textBarbe, Michèle. "Fantin-Latour et la musique." Paris 4, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA040129.
Full textA friend of Manet. Though an enemy of the impressionists in general. An admirer of Delacroix and the forerunner of symbolism, the painter Henri Fantin-Latour appears most of all as an independent artist. He owed his originality to music. Coming from a modest family background, but entirely devoted to art - his father was a painter. His mother and two sisters played the piano - he developed his musical culture in various ways: from his friends - Otto Scholderer. The Hadens, the Edwards. Edouard Manet. Frederic Bazille, Edmond Maitre, Adolphe Jullien, Antoine Lascoux among others -; from his wife, Victoria Dubourg, painter and pianist, from frequenting concert halls and opera houses; by being present at the inaugural Bayreuth festival in 1876. A true witness to the musical life of his times, he showed a rare shrewdness of judgement. Furthermore, he was one of the foremost representatives of a vast movement that became stronger in the 20th century, grouping artists in favour of a closer relationship between the arts. A number of drawings, engravings and paintings - real scenes, transpositions of musical works, allegorical and imaginary scenes - a total inventory of 544 works thus testify to Fantin-Latour's passion for music. However, considered together, from both his realistic and magical works emanates a musicality, which is nothing
Delpeux, Sophie. "Les formes de la disparition : art corporel et photographie : 1963-1983." Paris 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA010610.
Full textLovisa, Fabian R. "Musikkritik im Nationalsozialismus : die Rolle deutschsprachiger Musikzeitschriften 1920-1945 /." Laaber : Laaber-Verlag, 1993. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb35600248n.
Full textSaladin, Matthieu. "Esthétique de l'improvisation libre : étude d'une pratique au sein des musiques expérimentales au tournant des années 1960-1970 en Europe." Paris 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA010589.
Full textAdeline, Yves-Marie. "La musique et le monde." Paris 1, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA010603.
Full textParsi, Frédérique. "Jean Giono et la musique." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019SORUL066.
Full text« For me nothing is more important than music », Giono wrote. However, the writer was no musician and refused to learn music theory, even though his musical sensitivity became an enlightened passion as time went by. The presence of music in his work logically follows a parallel path to that of music in Giono’s life. Beyond its mere presence as a theme, easily perceptible in his early writings, and apart from its argumentative, narrative and poetic roles that are presented to the writer, music progressively becomes essential as a source of inspiration and even a model of aesthetics for the writer. Against all odds, when the theme of music tends to disappear, the novel becomes or seeks to become truly musical in Giono’s work. Besides, music is an opportunity to ponder over the paramount tensions in his work : between an aspiration to nature and the necessity of culture, between very personal musical tastes and the discovery of music through literary mentors, between fictional modernity and a predilection for past models, between a quest for defined musical structures and their biased transposition. Giono offered a singular answer to the question of the impossible translation of the language of music in words, and this question has tormented countless writers. Paradoxically, Giono’s independence from music had a conspicuous effect on his style and is therefore relevant to music and literary studies as well as the history of 20th century literature and its transformations
Négrit, Frédéric. "Musique et immigration dans la société antillaise en France métropolitaine de 1960 à nos jours /." Paris ; Budapest ; Torino : l'Harmattan, 2004. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39263377b.
Full textMartheleur, Aude. "Le rock psychédélique anglais et américain (1966-1970)." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008STR20034.
Full textThe Sixties appears in rock music history as a kind of a Golden Age. This period is marked by social and political upheavals whose echo is found in popular music. Psychedelic rock is one of the artistic expressions born in the creative boiling from the time. Taking as pretexts the catch of hallucinogenic drugs, rock musicians see this time of creativity as an occasion to enlarge and to diversify their language by integrating new elements. Thus psychedelic rock composes its universe by mixing all the references which pass to its range, literature, comics, oriental music…without establishing hierarchy between them. This work tries to set psychedelic movement in its historical and artistic context, and to establish the principal musical characteristics of the psychedelism while being interested in the various aspects of this music: bands, musical plays influenced by the catch of hallucinogens, texts, shows…in order to understand which elements are found today in the current rock language and in which proportions
Bollivier, Patricia de. "Art contemporain réunionnais, art contemporain à la Réunion : construction locale de l'identité et universalisme en art en situation post-coloniale." Paris, EHESS, 2005. http://elgebar.univ-reunion.fr/login?url=http://thesesenligne.univ.run/M/TH_EHESS_Bollivier_2005.pdf.
Full textSince the decentralisation policy (initiated by the French government during the 1980s), cultural policies in La Réunion (French overseas department -DOM- in the Indian Ocean) have been enabling strong identity claims founded on the multiterritorial belonging and the specific history and population of La Réunion's society. Based on an initial historic approach of cultural development (in La Réunion), this thesis suggests the study of the field of visual arts and "contemporary" art emergent in La Réunion during the 1980s and 1990s, with a particular focus on the political, aesthetic and ethical issues herein involved. Does the production of what has been classified as "contemporary Reunion art" contain a specific character? Is the answer to this question to be found in the artworks themselves or within their legitimizing discourses? Which identity strategies are "at work" in the art homologation process in this Creole society in which "France" has long been the only reference for aesthetic and cultural labelling? This is the main question of this work
Danchin, Sebastian. "Earl Hooker (1929-1970) : vie et mort d'un héros du ghetto." Nancy 2, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985NAN21017.
Full textOzga, Kasia. "La sculpture publique aujourd'hui entre objet et évènement : expérimenter le temps - activer l'espace." Paris 8, 2013. http://octaviana.fr/document/178617598#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textThis study aims to analyze how public art projects beg the question, both philosophical and political, of the function of a work of art. At once accessible and critical, public sculpture gives a social dimension to the phenomenological experience of the body and enables the public sphere to materializes into a real space of social interaction. Our 55 case studies cover contemporary sculpture created in the Western world, primarily after 1980. These works appeared at the same time as the critical discourse on public art began promoting intangible forms of social practice. The sculptures link together public space, the human body and time structured by human history. These links are discussed in three sections that explore how each artwork challenges individual identities, reveals social relationships to be processes that evolve over time, and encourages the viewer to become publicly engaged in social change. Contemporary public art welcomes conflict and undermines both the rational consensus endorsed by models of the discursive public sphere and the dominant hegemony, supporting an approach intent on creating temporary spaces for exchange and dialogue. While we can distinguish between critical public artists that defend agonistic spaces and those who aim to create consensus, we maintain that public sculpture, which at once exists the public interest and supports political renewal, must oscillate between these two positions. In the past, public art was created for an existing audience. Today it must form its own public
Nascimento, Fialho Ana Letícia do. "L'insertion international de l'art brésilien : une analyse de la présence et de la visibilité de l'art brésilien dans les institutions et dans le marché." Paris, EHESS, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006EHES0053.
Full textGlobalization represents at the same time a chanllenge and an opportunity for less developed contries in many sectors, the art among others. In Brazil, to participate in the "international" art scene is presently a major goal for agents and institutions belonging to the national contemporary art world. But, in fact, what is the place of Brazilian visual art production in the international art markert and institutions ? What are the conditions and the advantages of acess to international recognition, in symbolic and economic terms ? Those are some of the questions we raise in this thesis, presented in three parts. In the first part we challenge the idea of the "new map of the arts", wich the globalization process would had made suposelly more diverse and democratic. Our work argus that art work from "peripheral" zones access to more central art scenes according a market logic : the need to renew the offer of cultural goods. What is presented as the "democratization" of the internationl art word is in fact the answer to the demand of new goods by different "markets" : institutional, academic, commercial. The second and the third parts of this work present the results of a large empirical research about the international insertion of Brazialian art in the international institutions and in the market, confirming the general hypothesis developed in the first part
Paixão, Ana Margarida Madeira Minhos da. "Réthorique et techniques d'écriture littéraires et musicales au Portugal entre les XViie et XIXe siècles." Nice, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009NICE2003.
Full textThis thesis studies the principles and techniques of the textual construction in both literature and music. The research corpus integrates the theoretical works known as The Arts of Writing produced in Portugal between the 17th and the 19th centuries. We identify 3 stages in the existing proximity between the two arts: Ante-Writing, Writing and Ultra-Writing. Particular attention is given to the study of the procedures, norms, and moments of creation established by Rhetoric. They all had a powerful role not only due to being widely spread by the Portuguese Literary Arts but also by becoming the source of the Portuguese Musical Arts. The attention given to The Arts of Writing allows us to prove the existence, in relation to the Ante-Writing stage, of the principles, notions, terminology, theoretical perspectives and technical descriptions common to both arts (chap. I and II). We analyze sign, time and properties of space (chap. I) as well as terminological, notional and technical intersections (chap. II). In relation to the Writing stage we study similar production processes of textual entities and identical modes of discursive organization, namely on the different levels of creation (theme, period/phrase and arsis and thesis), disposition and expression (chap. III). We also give evidence of some Writing techniques common to both literature and music. Those techniques are situated either on the sign level (ornamentation and discourse connectors) or on the overall level of textual construction (suspension, repetition, variation, progression, suppression, and inversion) (chap. IV). In regard to the Ultra-Writing stage, we study the similar modes of enunciation and reception that can be found in literary and musical Arts, focusing on the modes related to the interpreter/performer and on the effects of discourse. Finally we put forward an understanding of the Writing techniques effects which are present in The Arts of Writing of our corpus (chap. V)
Bories, Estelle. "Art et révolution : une perspective sur les avant-gardes et la question de la modernité en Chine au vingtième siècle (1976-2003)." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011IEPP0057.
Full textThis thesis considers the institutionalization of the concept of Contemporary Chinese Art. The main issue is drawn on the analysis of expressions of cultural distinctiveness and its link to the question of modernity. Mostly regarded as the manifestation of a globalized art, Chinese contemporary art conceals in fact a complex evolutionary process. The claim that a gap, or even a break-away, between the evolution of art in the Western World and China, initiated many debates. The study of the artistic movements involved in the ideological emancipation process, after the death of Chairman Mao in 1976, (Xingxing, bawu yundong), shows a split between supporters of an artistic activism on the one side and partisans of a formal approach taking better account of developments in Western art on the other. Likewise, art perceived as an echo to the many changes sweeping the country since the 1990s has stimulated controversies on the role of social contest in contemporary art - through the return to realism (Cynical Realism, Gaudy Art) or the specificity of the revolutionary experience (Political Pop). Follows the emphasis on environmental data (Beijing) entertained by critics (Li Xianting, Gao Minglu), deeply condemned by artists and critics who were living abroad (Fei Dawei, Huang Yongping) ; also, there persists a rebellious stance (Ai Weiwei, Gao Shiming) aiming beyond the limits of denouncing Western attitude
Drugeon, Fanny. "Incarnation sans figures ? : l'abstraction et L'Église catholique en France, 1945-1965." Tours, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007TOUR2015.
Full textThe development of an abstract art within the religion of Incarnation has partly paradoxical consequences regarding the catholic dogma. The point is to understand the part played by the notion of abstract art within the Church, and vice versa, and how an incarnation without figures could be accepted. This dissertation firstly studies the reflexive relationship between the church and the arts, and the institutional and artistic issues linked. Then, it examines the creations partly born because of the will of a connection between the present and the research of a proper Church language. Moreover, through the independent creations appears the complexity of the relations between abstract art and Catholic Church in a non-liturgical environment. Finally, the debate is replaced in a larger context : the modern society, through sacred art exhibitions, shows or collections, where abstract art progressively gains a prime space
Darsel, Sandrine. "Musique, propriétés expressives et émotions." Thesis, Nancy 2, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007NAN21008/document.
Full textQuel est le rapport entre la musique et les émotions sous ses deux aspects (les propriétés expressives et les émotions de l'auditeur) ? Telle est la question centrale de cette étude. Ce problème s'inscrit dans une longue tradition de débats et de réflexions qui ont nourri les disciplines scientifiques telles que la philosophie, la sociologie, la psychologie, la musicologie, les sciences cognitives, etc., tout autant que les expériences des acteurs du domaine musical (musiciens, auditeurs, compositeurs, critiques musicaux, danseurs...). Il était donc important de proposer une réflexion ouvrant un accès à ce débat, tout en lui apportant une contribution spécifique. Cette étude s'interroge tout d'abord au sujet du mode d'existence des oeuvres musicales, à travers une réflexion approfondie sur la musique sous ses différents formes (classique, traditionnelle, jazz, rock, de variété, etc.). Une deuxième artie est consacrée à l'expression musicale des émotions : que signifie l'attribution de propriétés expressives aux oeuvres musicales ? Enfin, une troisième partie examine la question de la compréhension d'une oeuvre musicale, avec la querelle opposant les tenants du cognitivisme et ceux de l'émotivisme. La thèse défendue ici va à l'encontre des conceptions habituelles. Le plus souvent, il est admis que les énoncés esthétiques attribuant des propriétés expressives à la musique n'ont pas d'implications ontologiques et ne peuvent prétendre à la vérité. A l'inverse, il s'agit de défendre l'idée selon laquelle les propriétés expressives, loin d'être des projections de l'esprit, des manières de parler ou encore des propriétés réductibles aux propriétés physiques de base, sont réelles et extrinsèques. En ce sens, cette thèse s'inscrit dans le courant du réalisme esthétique qui prend le risque d'y articuler une ontologie immanentiste d'accueil et un émotivisme rationnel
Quinz, Emanuele. "Esthétiques des paysages sonores." Paris 8, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA082226.
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