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Cophignon, Alain. "L'Œuvre musicale de Georges Enesco et sa pensée du destin." Paris 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA010610.
Full textMilitaru, Alexandra-Corina. "Les allures improvisées dans les oeuvres pour piano et de musique de chambre de Georges Enesco." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018REN20036.
Full textThe starting point lies in the act of listening and the impression of improvisation left by Enesco's musical works on us, subjective listeners. We shall place the musical experience - and not just the mere musical text - at the core of our analysis. By what means and through what terminology can the impression of improvisation be accounted for in a written and theoretically composed musical work ? The seemingly improvised airs provide an answer to this question and will be considered as aesthetic fiction, in the sense that they exist only for the listener. Two categories emerge from the creation of a typical perception of the seemingly improvised airs, linked to specific writing techniques : written improvisation - as a potentially noted improvisation, and improvisatory writing - as a false improvisation. Written improvisation is defined as the potential avatar of improvisation, a change, a modification which implies writing. Improvisatory writing is defined as false improvisation ; consequently, it is nothing but an imitation, by means of composition, of improvisation
Caranica, Fuela Michaela. "Mythe et destin dans la tragédie lyrique : Oedipe de Georges Enesco et Edmond Fleg." Paris 4, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA040240.
Full textThe study shows the way which Georges Enesco and Edmond Fleg have managed to embody one of the most significant myths of antiquity: the myth of Oedipus. Fleg's libretto seeks to create a "tragedy of lyrical contrasts" while at the same time tracing Sophocles tradition. Starting from the conception that the music has to serve the dramatic text, Enesco finds the specific means of realizing the musical action and representation of characters. The use of the leitmotiv proves the composer's symphonic way of thinking, especially concerning the cyclic instrumental works. The dominance of the melody over the other musical parameters follows a specific pattern of variation within a music testifying the composer's Romanian origin
Szulman, Julien. "Georges Enesco, violoniste : formation, technique et interprétation." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024SORUL066.
Full textGeorges Enesco's (1881 1955) various activities as a composer, conductor, violinist, and pianist place him among the most fascinating musicians of the first half of the 20th century. This thesis specifically focuses on his role as a violinist, aiming to unveil tangible elements regarding his performance style. The research aims to provide a comprehensive amount of information both technically and musically, allowing for a better understanding of the Romanian violinist's playing style and offering insights into the interpretative context of the time. The first part of the thesis is devoted to studying his violin apprenticeship, with particular emphasis on his time at the Paris Conservatoire. The second part, drawing on various sources, focuses on a meticulous description of his violin technique. The third part, using the Sonic Visualiser software, constitutes a case study examining his use of vibrato and portamento in the recordings he made for the Columbia label between 1924 and 1930. The appendices of the thesis include a comprehensive discography of the violinist as well as a repertoire of works for violin performed by the Romanian musician
Haider, Liliana Isabela. "L'assimilation de la violonistique populaire roumaine dans les oeuvres pour violon solo ou avec accompagnement de Béla Bartok et de Georges Enescu." Nice, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009NICE2021.
Full textThe present thesis aims at contributing to the development of the knowledge of the compositions for violin of George Enescu and Béla Bartók, stemming from a direct contact of their creators, (formed at the school of the learned musical tradition), with the popular music. Besides, this work proposes a new approach of the interaction between both domains seemingly set, by making reference to the violonistique interpretation. The popular musicians of Rumania, called lautari, influenced the thought of both composers, who likened not only popular elements of the language and the directory, but also techniques of instrumental play. It was thus necessary to study the ethno musicological aspects strictly connected to the Rumanian popular tradition, and the anthropological aspects, aiming at the relation of the art with the human society which produces it. If the work of Bartók and Enescu was studied up to here from the point of view of the musical language and of the modernity which embody both composers, the instrumental aspects have, as for them, hardly approached. That is why we chose to open this debate: the methodology adopted in our work is comparative, established on musical examples stemming from the popular music and the works for violin of both composers. The objective is to create, thanks to this method, a link between the musical analysis and the alive instrumental performance. This research joins in the field of the human sciences, because, the art, learned or popular, is produced by the man and addresses the society