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Claisse, Van Heesbeke Denise. "Jacques Casterede compositeur français." Online version, 1996. http://bibpurl.oclc.org/web/23441.
Full textBrouillaud, Jean-Pierre. "Le juge amiable compositeur." Paris 1, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA010265.
Full textThe judge's mission, theoretically, is to apply the law. When he has to resolve a cese, he cannot win acceptance for his opinion, without taking legal rules into account. But there are a few exceptions to this obligation : sometimes the judge can put aside the enforcement of the law and resolve the case by the application of his conception of equity and justice, notably when the parties to the case, by common consent, ask him, or when the law enables him to do so. But even if ther is neither request from the parties nor legal authorization, the judge, pretending to be interpreting a law, sometimes puts it aside, when he considers it unfair. In such situations, the judge can be considered like an arbitrator, searching more for equity and justice than for a decision exclusively founded on a strict application of juridical rules
Claisse, Denise. "Jacques Castérède, compositeur français." Paris 4, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA040017.
Full textJacques Castérède, who was a professor of musical analysis in the Paris conservatoire, is one of the most significant composers of the music of to-day for his seventieth anniversary. This thesis presents the chiefly elements of his life and of his career (the first book), allows discovering the main lines of his musical language (the second one), and offers a detailed analysis of nine significant scores (the third one). This work, well-structured and clearly built, contains, the most contemporary technics of writing, without cutting with his cultural roots. Well done and written by a conscientious composer, it is easy to hear although unconventional. Jacques Castérède is the author of 150 works. Most of them were created by Radio-France or in great French and foreign festivals. His most recent works are often of spiritual inspiration. That thesis is the first work entirely devoted to this composer
Teglia, Elisa. "Théodore Dubois, compositeur organiste en son temps." Paris 4, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA040054.
Full textThéodore Dubois (1837-1924) has been a famous musician during his life: his numerous and important charges in the parisian musical life placed him in the complex and perturbed reality of the early 20th century. After his death, almost all his works falled into oblivion, and his teorical ideas were considered as the product of a man who did not follow the progress and who opposed the new musical movements. This dissertation, based on several unpublished sources, comprises a biography which describes his place in contemporary musical life, an examination of his career and a careful analysis of all his catalogue for organ. It contributes to an understanding of the significance of his life-work in the musical context at his time. Included are a complete catalogue of his organ compositions and various selected documents
Decourt, Aurélie. "Albert Alain (1880-1971), organiste et compositeur /." Villeneuve d'Ascq : Presses universitaires du Septentrion, 2001. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb376364894.
Full textLueders, Kurt. "Alexandre Guilmant (1837-1911), organiste et compositeur." [Paris] : [K. Lueders], 2002. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb389853868.
Full textTurellier, François. "Jean-Baptiste Morin (1677-1745) : compositeur français." Paris 4, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040288.
Full textChueke, Isaac. "Francisco Braga, compositeur brésilien : la vie et l’œuvre." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040031.
Full textFrancisco Braga (1868-1945) has been a famous musician in his time: as composer, conductor and teacher, he held several and important positions in the Brazilian musical scenario, which suffered important changes from the beginning of the 20th century. Notwithstanding his ten-year period in Europe, he still remains virtually unknown to audiences abroad, a fact which proves to be also true among the new generations of musicians in his native country. This dissertation presents thus Braga’s biography as well as the analysis of some of his orchestral works. Examining his career within the various musical contexts, we shall be able to better apprehend the significance of his artistic output. Included are a catalog of his compositions and various selected documents
Papadimitriou, Nicolas. "Être compositeur aujourd'hui : de l'analyse à la création." Paris 1, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA010524.
Full textThis is an essay on contemporary musical composition based on the analysis of a personal artistic evolution. That of the writer. There are also discussed his influences from the study of the masterpieces of Schonberg and Debussy, and, eventually, his definition of two modernities, one German the other French, which have inspired many composers of his generation. Furthermore, this is an essay on both form and content in music, as well as on dissonance being a factor of motion in musical composition
Pirez, Simone. "Alexandre Vassilievitch Mossolov, compositeur soviétique (vie et œuvre)." Paris 4, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA040373.
Full textAlexander V. Mossolov (1900-1973) is a soviet composer known for his activities within the association of contemporary music. He belongs to the young generation issued from the October Revolution which worked out a system of futuristic musical language originated from the daily life of a society in full change. By 1924 he composed works of chamber music (string quartet, melodies for voice and piano), orchestral music (“Zavod : music-machines”, harp concerto). After spending eight months in a work camp owing to his "anti-Soviet activities", Mossolov takes to ethnomusicology: he gathers, harmonizes songs from Kouban, Kabardino-Balkaria. At the end of his life he writes several compositions for the academic state choir of the Great North
Decourt-Alain, Aurélie. "Albert Alain (1880-1971), organiste et compositeur français." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA040053.
Full textJunqueira, Guimarães Maria Inês. "L'œuvre de Lobo de Mesquita compositeur brésilien (?1746-1805) /." Online version, 1996. http://bibpurl.oclc.org/web/30828.
Full textRoldán, Sánchez José David. "Luis Carlos Figueroa (1923) : parcours d'un compositeur et pianiste colombien." Paris, EHESS, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016EHES0118.
Full textThe Twentieth Century in Latin America is marked by a willingness of composers to find voices that can reflect the identity of the young American nations in trying, at the same time, to detacl themselves from the European continent. Paradoxically, this quest will be through a mix of folk traditions and and traditions of Western classical music. The musical work of Luis Carlos Figueroa (Born in Cali, Colombia, in 1923) is the "vertébral column" of this thesis. In the second half of the Twentieth Century, he can be regarded as the successor of his profesor, the composer and pianist Antonio Maria Valencia (1902-1952). Following his advice, Figueroa lived in Paris between 1950 and 1959, to complète his musical training; and then he settled permanently in Cali and continued the cultural action initiated by his mentor. Our research work, characterized by its interdisciplinarity, is divided in two working axes: On one hand, a work of analysis of a biography, where we mobilize some concepts and tools from the social sciences, to understand the development of a composer and pianist career in relation to his many contexts (social, cultural and political). On the other hand, a work of rediscovery and musical analysis of the work of Luis Carlos Figueroa, to understand his musical language, its évolution and the différent styles and influences that can be found in his work
Cessac, Catherine. "Élisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre (1665-1729) : claveciniste et compositeur." Paris 4, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA040342.
Full textProgressing from her revelation as a child-prodigy before the French court,to her Parisian years on the isle Saint Louis and the holy Chapel on the Cité,to her discreet death in the Saint Eustache district,this thesis follows the itinerary of the woman composer,through personal and musical events. .
Cessac, Catherine. "Élisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre (1665-1729) : claveciniste et compositeur /." Paris : [C. Cessac], 1993. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb35846625q.
Full textLacourcelle, Éric. "L'odyssée musicale d'Emmanuel Chabrier (1841-1894) : histoire d'un compositeur insolite." Paris 4, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA040182.
Full textA work which describes the life and works of an iconoclastic, partly self-taught composer, as well as his daring, deep-rooted artistic aspirations, his intentions to blend together buffoonery and high-class grand opera, to abolish the hierarchy between musical genres, that is, a work which describes the complexity of his exceptional temperament - a genuine , manifesto « à la Chabrier ». A work which recounts his voyage across an era stuck in its ceremoniousness, its prejudices, its value judgment, therefore a very stormy voyage. We closely follow the numerous struggles he had to carry on, come hell or high water, watching his difficulties to steer the course he had set himself, and measuring the angle of his drift. For the author of l’Etoile met with a number of oppositions which put him off his course, together with the entrancing siren song which ran through Wagner’s scores. Besides the above-mentioned problems, a late professional career, cut short by illness and a premature death, was not enough to give sufficient firmness to Chabrier's work which counts, nonetheless, as one of the most important and richest of his time. The work of a visionary and groundbreaker of genius
Wadhera, Piyush. "Représenter le compositeur de musique à l’ère de l’industrie visuelle : entre gloire et célébrité, 1830-1871." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020SORUL030.
Full textThe advent of the July monarchy led to the appearance of an artist, whose symbolic importance in French culture continued to grow throughout the 19th century. However, the plural conception of this social category struggled to include music composers, only a few of which managed to access the symbolic power offered by the artist's new representation in French society. The pre-revolutionary conception of the composer's "glory" is thus called into question by the reassessment of his status, the latter thus trying to assert himself in a cenacle of artists where places are traditionally occupied by representatives of the fine arts. With the Second Empire, the cultural industry allowed the development of a new conception of the artist, more commercial and more accessible. The combined rise of musical drama and photography allowed the birth of the modern celebrity through the "star system". The music composer, the traditional representative of the musical work, is now faced with competition from his own performers. How does the music composer negotiate his place in French society in the light of these political and cultural phenomena? In this study, the aim is to restore the composer's place in a transdisciplinary conception of art history, in order to study the profound transformations undergone by the artistic profession of music and the symbolic conception of the composer, before the cinema industry was born. Between traditional glory and modern celebrity, the composer tries to find his place in a new market of images and spectacles. Through these representations, the music composer thus influences certain general conceptions of the artist and of art in the 19th century, some of which continue to this day
Larose, François 1970. "Le compositeur de la musique du film : coauteur de l'œuvre cinematographique." Thesis, McGill University, 2001. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=32810.
Full textKhoj, Adnan. "Le premier chanteur compositeur saoudien et du Golf arabe : Talal Maddah." Paris 1, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA010580.
Full textHimbert, Clément. "Entre compositeur et interprète : analyse d’un processus de fabrication d’une œuvre." Thesis, Paris 4, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA040062.
Full textDrawing on studies focused on creative processes in music as well as performance, the research questions the performer’s role in contemporary creation. The creative process is considered here as evolutions of the musical work between four interconnected stages: work as project, work as score, work as sound production and work as sound perception, among which the nature of the interactions between actors evolves constantly.The main case study is the creation of a new work with composer Gérard Pesson. Blanc mérité (referring to Roman Opalka), for saxophone and ensemble, is observed and analysed by the dedicatee all along a seven years process. Adopting an “autoethnographic” point of view and a “naturalistic” approach, the research draws upon data collected since the project’s premises, by recording exhaustively the interactions between composer and performer. Quantitative and qualitative analysis methods are applied to the amount of verbal data, and crossed with musical analysis of the scores and recordings. Allowing to retrace origins of musical objects as well as interactions in their genesis, the research enlightens an “infralinguistic” dimension of the artistic work and therefore takes part in the reflection about creative collaboration
Jaffres, Yves. "Michel Corrette (1707-1795) : sa vie, son oeuvre." Lyon 2, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989LYO20053.
Full textDucros, Frédéric. "Un compositeur français au miroir de sa correspondance : Henri Tomasi (1901-1971)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040009.
Full textThe present thesis is based on all the written correspondence from the composer Henri Tomasi to Joséphine and Xavier Tomasi, his parents, between 1916 and 1940.Then, from 1954 to 1971 to Jean Molinetti, his closest friend. This correspondence includes 533 unpublished letters which have been transcribed, classified and annotated. This musician's unique written testimony allows us to understand how the events which punctuated his life, echoed in his letters, had repercussions on his creative work. Thus in turn, we will study Henri Tomasi's family environment considering notably the fundamental role played by his father in his education as well as in the field of his research on traditional Corsican music ; we'll see the way the young musician conducted his musical studies, his relationship with the institutions of his time but also the role his various activities as a conductor were to play at certain periods of his life. We will also follow the progressive evolution of his thought and its transposition in his musical work. In this correspondence, throughout all those years, the musician's constrained writing style gradually evolved into a more personal one. It gives us essential information and Tomasi seduces us by the incisiveness of his style and by the liveliness of his tone
Etcharry, Stephan. "Henri Collet (1885-1951), compositeur : un itinéraire singulier dans l'hispanisme musical français." Paris 4, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA040266.
Full textHenri Collet (1885-1951) was not only the music critic of Comedia who created the " Groupe des Six " in his two articles dated 16 and 23 January 1920. He was a Spanish scholar, a Spanish teacher, a translator, a writer, a pianist and a musicologist who described himself mainly as a composer for whom the Spanish inspiration played a dominating part, as we can see from the important catalogue of his musical works. Through a selection of significant pieces - covering the diversity of musical styles and their chronology -, this study examines the stylistic aspects which repeatedly appear in Collet's work in order to get a clearer view of his hispanicism. References to Castillan folklore and to music from the Spanish Renaissance play a major part in his composing process, the concept of intertextuality being placed at the core of his work. Without separating the musicologist's process from that of the composer, the analysis of the scores shows an artistic itinerary that appears to go through three distinctive phases : Castile, Paris and Andalusia. Collet's aesthetic progression goes against the general evolution of French musical hispanicism during the first half of the 20th century, coming back to a romantic and conventional picture of Spain. It starts from the search for authenticity, goes through some kind of settling and eventually ends in a musical idealization of Spain referring to its own intimacy
Mersiol, Jean-Baptiste. "Léo Ferré, auteur de chansons ou compositeur ? : un nouveau genre de chanson française." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2008. https://publication-theses.unistra.fr/public/theses_doctorat/2008/MERSIOL_Jean-Baptiste_2008.pdf.
Full textThough over fifty years of musical and poetic creation, Léo Ferré has gained recognition as a major standard in French songwriting. His popular best-seller songs Paris canaille, Jolie môme, C’est extra or Avec le temps succeded in giving him worldwide renown, though both lyrical and their melodic qualities. Behindhe who wrote over four hundred songs hides yet a true composer of symphonic pieces of great magnitude in many different genres : mass, symphony, ballet, opera, oratorio. . . Furthermore, he put into song poems out of any time period dating as far back as the middle-ages. This doctoral thesis shall study Ferré’s path mainly from a musical perspective. It shall cast light upon the reasons which caused him to work the « savant » genre instead of merely going « légère », and hence to present himself as creator of a new type of French songwriting. Ferré’s works shall this be analysed though their many aspects. The matter of recording technics and proceeds shall also be dealt with, as well as musical consumption and interpretation
D'Eredità, Raffaele. "Le dernier Massenet : Esthétique dramaturgique et analyse musicale des oeuvres ultimes du compositeur." Thesis, Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040048.
Full textThe study of the works of Jules Massenet (1842-1912) created in the last five years of his life, during the artisticand philosophical context of the Belle-Époque, wants to highlight the traces of the evolution of musicallanguage of the composer. In the three sections of our research we propose a dramaturgical and musical analysisof a selection including five last works, which are considered Bacchus (1909) as a key transitional work in thelatest stylistic shift the composer, represented by the two diptychs: Don Quichotte/Panurge andRoma/Cléopâtre. Also, through the systematic observation of comic and tragic languages of these works andtheir continuous comparison among the composer’s antecedent production, we propose a definition of thisextreme evolution of Massenet writing. A writing that is complex to analyse because of its extraordinaryeclecticism – an effective balance between tradition and modernity – although inserted into an expressive andessential stylistic context. Our study – carried out through the analysis of original manuscripts and printedscores, as well as an extensive bibliography including monographs, essays, correspondence, articles, stagingdocuments – will cover different aspects of the composer's late style: historical design and literary narratologycomparative analysis of librettos, dramatic appropriateness of musical style, melodic design, use of harmoniesand musical forms, constants and innovations in orchestration
Nakanishi, Mitsuya. "Saint-Saëns et le Japon : considérations sur le japonisme dans l’oeuvre du compositeur." Thesis, Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040038.
Full textThe subject of the thesis is entitled "Saint-Saëns and Japan." This French composer (1835-1921) has throughout his life maintained a continued interest in Japan. He became famous as "orientalist" with works such as Samson and Delilah, the Algerian Suite and the fifth Piano Concerto, said the Egyptian. However, his infatuation with Japan has not been an object of profound study because his musical corpus has only one work dedicated to Japan, a comic opera entitled La Princesse Jaune (1872). However, he published two poems: "Japon" and "Fouji-Yama", both from 1890, plus an unpublished tale, "Le Miroir" (1912). The artistic movement "Japonism" means the influence of Japanese art objects, such as ukiyo-e (as print), on Western artists. Vincent Van Gogh and Edmond de Goncourt are the best known examples. Saint-Saëns himself possessed a significant collection of art objects and Japanese books. However, his interest mainly concerned the literary field, as its “japonisant” guides were his writer friends: Louis Gallet, Judith and a Japanese named Motoyosi Saizau. Finally, the composer was a famous "traveler". His stays in London gave him the opportunity to visit the exhibitions in Japan. Following his visit to Indochina, he had even planned to get there
Ducombs, Anne-Sophie. "Acte de création et acte psychanalytique : traversée de l'oeuvre du compositeur Arnold Schoenberg." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016TOU20044/document.
Full textThe Pass is the procedure invented by Jacques Lacan in an attempt to seize and understand how emerges the desire of the analyst.Lacan named Analytic Act the point at which the subject passes from the position of the analysand to the position of the analyst. In 1971, Lacan suggested a surprising proposal: thanks to his art, the writer James Joyce would have attained the same point as the analysand reaching the end of his analytic cure. Does the Pass extend beyond the analytic situation and could it be related to the artistic creation? Consequently, does it exist a link between the act of creation and the analytic act?In order to show in what way the act of creation of the composer A. Schoenberg maintains connections with the issues of the Pass, we chose to extract three crucial points: the relation to knowledge, the cause of the desire and the symptom.A. Schoenberg’s writings allow us to assert that his act of creation shares some similarities with what is awaited from the analysand going through the Pass. He there attests a change in his relation to the knowledge required to create an original compositional system. He succeeds in subverting the composition laws guided by an inner necessity (cause of desire). A. Schoenberg’s music presents itself as a handling mode of the real. It is for him a safe means not to be reduced to the Other’s knowledge or jouissance (symptom). A. Schoenberg is not without paradox. He builds a mystical and messianic version of what drives him to create (delirious metaphor). His music enables him to protect his singularity, without destroying the social link
Ancillotti, Lorenzo. "Alessandro Esposito (1913-1981) : l'éclectisme infatigable d'un organiste-compositeur confronté aux antagonismes d'une époque." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019SORUL177.
Full textThis thesis is based on the principle of biographical reconstruction and, at the same time, on the analysis of a cultural context into which the protagonist was born, studied and operated. Alessandro Esposito’s life, his experiences and his enconunters become a source of scientific interest thanks to a meticulous research, aimed at a historical, geographical and musicological contextualization. Parallel to this chronology, numerous paths are traced that highlight a series of heterogeneous situations addressed to the world of the organ, illustrated thanks to the discovery of a rich documentation. Identification, classification and analysis of these witnesses led the reflection towards the different research areas encountered by the protagonist in his human path : training and specialization, relating to a period that extends from 1924 to 1942, the concert activity (1926-1981), the repertoire and the interpretative characteristics; the activity of composer (1926-1978), particularly dedicated to the organ in its liturgical and concertistic role; the didactic activity (1941-1978) and the editorial one (1956-1976). The transversal and constant factor that stems from this research is the identification of Alessandro Esposito's thinking about the concept of the organ, through the observation of his activity as an animator of the debate concerning the interpretation of literature and progress in the art of organ building. This man’s fascination with every area of the world of the organ and music related to it, allows him to combine many different activities, which reveal a predisposition and an eclecticism that permits a reflection about the complex world, rich in opinions and divergent points of view concerning the king of instruments, the true protagonist of this work
Queiroz, de Albuquerque Filho Severino. "Le clair-obscur dans le répertoire d'opéra seria magique du compositeur Georg Friedrich Haendel." Thesis, Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040061.
Full textGeorge Friedrich Haendel was one of the artists of the imitative arts. During his opera seria production, he invented, laid out his artistics works, according to the principes of these arts. One observes there an ordinary of the entier opera and its parts dependend between them by estabilishing an alternation of shades and lights sounds. This placement of schiaroscuro xas one of the composants to curcumvent to maintien the interest of the public, while bringing a without delay renewed variety. His recitatives finished invariably by instruments notes only for purposes of dark inevitable measurements and their decrescendo and/or by silences representatives of the darkness. This contrasted with the clearer airs with important sound densities. Also, this composer indicated to it the fortes and pianos instrumentals to raise the depths of sound of the chiaroscuro of each part of his operas. Concerning the sound densities, Haendel usually had long, dense parts A instrumentaly contrasts about it with the short parts B, not very dense instrumentaly and usually with instrumental pianos as of the beginnings of the partie B, recessing the darkness of these parts. Musically, the placement of the chiaroscuro was done there on long vocal and/or instrumental behavious with the musical developpement of those on crescendo, decrescendos and/or messa di voce. The parts of vocal and/or instrumental agility followed these dynamic sound, by emphasizing the parts of bravery in contrast of the pathetic airs
Boghossian, Mouradian Claire-Marie. "Gustav Holst, sa vie, son œuvre." Paris 4, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA040096.
Full textGustav Holst (21-9-1874 Cheltenham, 25-5-1934 London). English by birth and culturally, he is from a German and Scandinavian musical family. Composer, choirmaster and orchestra conductor, teacher, organist, trombonist of band and orchestra, Holst dominates his art. An exceptionally gifted child, as Mozart, he was misunderstood. To counter difficulties, host looked to a musical language accessible to all of us. He did not neglect anything to achieve his goal and studied Sanskrit culture and philosophy. In the Bhagavad-gita, he found wisdom in life and realizes that originality was all around him. Chance will take him to the Dulwich Picture Gallery where he get the revelation of Poussin's message (the expression of passion with the help of Greek musical modes). From there, Holst completed his musical message by image and the movement to reach a total art but as Scriabin he did not had the time to complete his ideal. Holst's visionary communication for all came from the audition of Didon and Aeneas: the English language with its irregular rhythms, its stresses, its sounds. The planets symphonic suite in 7 movements is the English idiom of which The Hymn of Jesus is the result and a masterpiece of choral writing. In a miniaturist style, his opera Savitri is the precursor of Britten’s English chamber opera. Holst's music is naturally dynamic, timeless, always different and generally short. In a minimalist art, Egdon Heath discloses the golden section and immortalizes his country culture, the sound and sentiment with some score as the double concerto, Hammersmith and the lyric movement. We have tried to introduce this composer
Molle, Nicolas. "Beethoven et la Grande-Bretagne du vivant du compositeur : une fascination réciproque aux multiples facettes." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LORR0221/document.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to focus on the relationship between the German composer and Great Britain. However, at first glance, this idea may be surprising. Indeed, Beethoven, born in 1770 in Germany never went to Britain unlike other composers such as Haydn, Weber and Mendelssohn. Nevertheless, this study will attempt to show that a true relationship was established, based on numerous aspects and on a reciprocal feeling of admiration. Firstly, this thesis will try to find the origins of the German composer’s enthusiasm for Britain and it will then define the different cultural aspects that were so dear to Beethoven. Thus, literature, music and politics emerge as the different aspects of British culture which the musician admired the most. As a result, it is possible to find tokens of his fascination for Britain through his works. In the same way, this research work will describe the mechanisms which contributed to make Beethoven a celebrated composer in the United Kingdom who, gradually, became the new British musical hero. Thus, this thesis will analyse the concert programmes and reception of Beethoven’s works and it will shed new light on the importance of networks which promoted the composer within the British musical scene. Indeed, Beethoven benefited from the valuable help of two networks: the first was composed of Viennese or foreign friends living in London like Clementi, Salomon, von Häring or Ries, who put him in contact with a second network, a British one with English musicians like Sir George Smart, Charles Neate or publishers like Robert Birchall. Finally, these two lobbies merged together into one of the key elements promoting Beethoven’s music, The Philharmonic Society, created in 1813. This study will also show the importance of the social, musical and esthetical factors which favoured Beethoven’s domination of the British musical scene. It will show how the British press elevated Beethoven to the rank of “British” citizen especially during his agony. Finally, in Beethoven studies, there is a major gap to fill in: the reasons why Beethoven abandoned the different projects of visiting England
Guimarães, Maria Inês Junqueira. "L'œuvre de Lobo de Mesquita, compositeur brésilien (1746?-1805) : contexte historique, analyse, discographie, catalogue thématique." Paris 4, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA040234.
Full textThis thesis is a study of the life and works of the Brazilian composer Lobo de Mesquita who lived in the province of Minas Gerais during the eighteenth century. This composer of religious music - one of the first in Brazil - raises the question of the influence of Europe and in particular the Portuguese colonial power on his education and works. Brazil and in particular Minas Gerais had a religious and social structure which in spite of the youth of the country provided a foundation for the expansion of musical expression in a context presaging a multiracial society. The collection and cataloguing of his works (from both autographed manuscripts and copies), the transcription and analysis of his compositions was to prove a formidable task and as fastidious as the authentification of the documents used. The thesis includes: the first transcription from an autographed manuscript (in separate parts) of the mass for palm Sunday (Dominica in palmis, 1782), the analysis of this composition, and the only thematic catalogue of the known works of this composer currently in existence
Mandolini, Ricardo. "Langages en expansion réflexions critiques sur le style, sur le compositeur et sur l'oeuvre : analyse des travaux /." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1988. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37607648q.
Full textCazaux, Chantal. "Pour une approche de l'écriture dramatique de Gaetano Donizetti de 1830 à 1837 : contribution à l'étude d'Anna Bolena, de Maria Stuarda et Roberto Devereux." Saint-Etienne, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002STET2073.
Full textGuimarães, Maria Inês Junqueira. "L'oeuvre de Lobo de Mesquita : compositeur brésilien : (?1746-1805) : contexte historique, analyse, discographie, catalogue thématique, restitution /." Villeneuve d'Ascq : Presses universitaires Septentrion, 2000. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb371149919.
Full text2 tomes en un volume. Catalogue thématique p. 288-437. Restitution de l'oeuvre intitulée "Dominica in palmis" Bibliogr. et discogr. p. 242-271. Index.
Kaltenecker, Martin. "Theodore gouvy." Paris 4, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA040277.
Full textThis study of the composer theodore gouvy (1819-1898), the first of this importance in french, profits from many unpublished documents (lettres, scores, various archives. . . ). Gouvy, a friend of berlioz, lalo, gounod, stephen heller, most appreciated at his time, first dedicated his work to the symphony and the chamber music in the 1850 ties, wrote vocal music, especially melodies, after 1860, later oratorios often rehearsed in germany. He frequently travelled to leipzig and cologne, and was often described in germany as "representative of german music in france". The biography of the composer (150 pages) is followed by a short description of each work (180 pages)
Contri, Fabrice. "Etre compositeur en Inde du sud : le krti chez les saints poètes musiciens de la Trinité carnatique." Thesis, Paris 4, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA040116.
Full textThe topic of this study presents the part and status of a composer – as well as his influence and style – within the traditional classical music in South India (carnatic music) through its three major representatives, so called carnatic Trinity : Śyāmā Śastri (1762/63 – 1827), Tyāgarāja (1767-1847), Muttusvāmi Dīkṣitar (1775-1835). It concentrates on the most radiant aspects of a large repertoire which has been brought to its achievement by these three musicians, the krti. As an essential tool to implement the Indian mysticism so called bhakti, the kṛti’s first purpose is linked to singing; its composers are also poets and though it is entirely dedicated to God’s praise, it appears to be also a unique way for personal expression, on literary as well as musical aspects. In South India, musical creativity is also a subtle and endless combination between improvisation and composition: the composition side remains partly opened which makes it not only vivid but also perennial. How does the composer manage the future evolution of his work and through which arrangements? Where does he stand in the creation process, including interpretation, through his compositions and his own life standard, thanks to hagiography? Why does the kṛti, especially those belonging to the carnatic Trinity, form a particularly favorable field for the dialectic of permanence and change? These aspects of the question need to be treated from a historical as well as anthropological standpoint but keep opened a wide area for musical analysis investigation
Jouanna, Claude. "Résonances d'Yves Nat : du pianiste-compositeur au pianiste-pédagogue : "et comme une eau entoure exactement une île"." Paris 4, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA040248.
Full textMonograph about the French artist Yves Nat, who was at one and the same time a pianist, a composer, a pedagogue and a poet. The musician's correspondence between he and his great friend, the Breton poet, Theophile Briant, as well as the numerous accounts has enabled us to recognize the personality of an interpreter who was obsessed by the demands of the work and totally disinterested in the performances of pianist virtuosity. By way of the artist's multifarious activities, the biographer tried to emphasize the unity and absolute authenticity of a musical conception combining both creation and interpretation in the same resonant approach, focused completely on the work, like this line of Francis Jammes that Yves Nat was so found of: "and as water perfectly surrounds an island”
Abhervé, Séverine. "Compositeur de musiques de films dans l'industrie cinématographique française : définition, caractérisation et enjeux d'un métier en mutationj." Paris 1, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA010522.
Full textMandolini, Ricardo. "Langages en expansion : réflexions critiques sur le style, sur le compositeur et sur l'oeuvre : analyse des travaux." Paris 8, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA080161.
Full textBonellis, Spyros. "Le compositeur grec Jani Christou (1926-1970) : approche musicologique et esthétique de ses oeuvres à partir de 1960." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2007. https://publication-theses.unistra.fr/public/theses_doctorat/2007/BONELLIS_Spyros_2007.pdf.
Full textThe composer Jani Christou is considered as one of the most important representatives of the Greek musical production in the 20th century. It is very interesting to reveal the diversity of his compositions during the last ten years of his life, his personal style and the resultant aesthetics, as well as the way he approached the techniques of primitive expressions (ritualisation, sacrifice) through “metapraxis” and the relationship which is being established between art and metaphysics. In order to comprehend sufficiently the period in question, first of all we will present the main events that marked the composer’s life outlining at the same time the most essential characteristics of his compositions up to 1960. Afterwards, we will analyze his major works during the period that concerns us (1960-1970) in order to show the writing techniques and the extramusical ideas (very often in Jani Christou’s work) that influenced deeply his compositions. Since we’re not aiming to make a presentation of his musical production, our study will focus on the composer’s musicological and aesthetical points of view, while we will try simultaneously to place these elements in connection with his age and his contemporaries
Guglielmetti, Yohann. "De la relation entre musique et images, en prenant comme témoin le cinéma du réalisateur-compositeur Tom Tykwer." Thesis, Paris 1, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA01H317/document.
Full textThe perennial search of comprehension by the visual, of emotions generated by music, opens an horizon of paradoxes in cinema that merits further consideration. Filmmaker-composer Tom Tykwer's aesthetics that allows him to direct movies as Wagner composes his operas by writing scores and libretto, and whose inflexibility of his double function is probably unique in cinema, serve us as model to strengthen our revision of some commonly admitted thoughts about the relationship between music and images. We reassess the definition of music as sound material of films, the question of its concordance with the image, of its indépendence even though it integrates an unified whole, as well as its connection with the senses and their transcendence. Images as material substrate and music as element of consciousness in this director-composer's work retain their autonomy of sense while the score is closely connected to the film'structure. They are consistent with a complementary relation that questions an entire paradigm based on the idea of analogy or convergence, in short, of a duality between images and music in cinema
Bardot, Jean-Marc. "Une esthétique du souvenir dans la musique de Philippe Hersant : poésie sonore, résonance, forme." Saint-Etienne, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006STET2084.
Full textAfter a short and basic training in composition with andre jolivet, philippe hersant (french composer born in 1948) gradually established himself as a composer, free of any set systemic and stylistic reference. Therefore, the question of his syntactic language is of much less importance than the means used to create an infinitely poetic musical world. In this context, resonance takes on a key composition, whether as instrumental technique or as harmonic language. However, since 1985, his imaginative universe has been closely interlaced with the use of quotations stored up from childhood by his memory. The use of memories from the past determines most of his music, from its sources as a basis for the imaginary world, to its final form as a definite original creation. The work with quotations is built on the basis of weaving together of a coalescence of the "impure", distorted memory with the newly composed one. In this manner, through turning it over and within a time and space dialectis, the work conveys a certain sacred character. Beyond the tonic appeal of philippe hersant's musical works, this is how each of his musical forms (32 works are fully analysed in the thesis), far from being reduced to its own structure, fulfills an urgent need to swing from the expression of a personal, private confession to an artistic project
Amblard, Jacques. "Pascal Dusapin et "l'intonationnisme"." Aix-Marseille 1, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001AIX10052.
Full textCantoni, Angelo. "La référence à Bach dans les œuvres néo-classiques de Stravinsky : sa fonction dans le renouvellement stylistique du compositeur." Tours, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994TOUR2002.
Full textIn this dissertation i have studied one aspect of the major problem concerning Stravinsky's neoclassical works : that of the relationship to preexisting stylistic models. For this, i have studied all those works which reflect an important influence of Bach 's music, to try to understand its function in Stravinsky's musical language. This phenomenon can mainly be observed in his instrumental pieces compposed between the octet (1923) and the dumbarton oaks concerto (1938), but also in one of Stravinsky's major vocal compositions : the symphony of psalms (1930). The study of this problem has also permitted new insight in some of Stravinsky's futher compositions. References to Bach 's style have helped the composer to define some characteristic compositional principles of his neoclazssical period which can also be found in his dramatic works without specific allusions to Bach 's style. Ths study of the relationship to Bach 's music is therefore a central problem to approach Stravinsky's musical language
Fischer, Michel. "L'oeuvre d'orgue d'olivier messiaen. Rhetorique de la representation musicale des indices scripturaires au fil de l'intentionnalite declarative du compositeur." Paris 4, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA040097.
Full textThe aim of our study is to bridge certain gasps due to the approach of some researchers who analysemessiaen's organ works without heeding the composer's scriptural clues. Although it may mean commenting upon the composer's work in an approach taking up, word for word, the proclaimed intentions of the author. Not to be doomed to ignore the difficulties raised by the epigraphic quotations as a revelation of the scriptures connected with the indices of the johannine corpus and the gospels of christ's childhood, the whole transferred in a network of scores, we have brought out five great theological themes open to the rhetoric and representation of composition. These themes define the framework or our research in five books and persist in thinking organ writing as a reality of the broken scriptural indice. Thus established, our reflection organizes a true survey of the musical movement that reveals the stakes of a discourse within which an entirely cancealed rhetoric is articulated
Cantoni, Angelo. "La référence à Bach dans les oeuvres néo-classiques de Stravinsky : sa fonction dans le renouvellement stylistique du compositeur /." Tours : [A. Cantoni], 1994. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb401156670.
Full textDesagulier, Jean-Bernard. "Hermann Cohen, élève de Franz Liszt." Paris 4, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040056.
Full textVieira, Manoel. "Création de pièces novatrices reflétant l'hybridation entre le choro brésilien et l'approche compositionnelle du pianiste et compositeur américain Thelonious Monk." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/39096.
Full textThe aim of this work is to investigate the main aspects of Brazilian choro and the compositional approach of American pianist and composer Thelonious Monk to create original pieces inspired by the hybridization of these two musical approaches. Choro is a musical genre that has greatly influenced Brazilian music since its appearance in the nineteenth century. In addition, the enigmatic music of Thelonious contributed to the creation and development of Bebop jazz. Both approaches have undergone the process of musical hybridization as a key element in their consolidation and creation over time. For my project, Monk's compositional approach inspired me as a source of experimentation to restructure the choro. In the same way, the different aspects of choro encourage me to use them as tools allowing the modification of Monk's style. Their ways of structuring melody, harmony and rhythm are at the base of my compositions. I explore more precisely the challenge of interacting these two approaches by developing a vocabulary able to balance their elements, and this through my own compositions. By observing and analyzing these elements and structures, I add some interpretative considerations in order to collaborate also on performance. This project also traces the historical aspects of Choro and Monk with the idea of making better understand their origins and their training processes. Each composition presents a combination of quite varied structural elements that aim at balanced interaction and integration, stimulated by my own artistic individuality. This project aims to help the musicians in their musical interpretation by encouraging the creation.
Sillanoli, Marie-Hélène. "La vie et l'œuvre de Michel de La Barre (1675-15 mars 1745) : flûtiste de la chambre et compositeur français." Paris 4, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985PA04A030.
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