Dissertations / Theses on the topic 'Musique et architecture Architecture religieuse Musique'
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Moretti, Laura. "Dagli Incurabili alla Pietà : le chiese degli ospedali grandi di Venezia tra architettura e musica, 1522-1790 /." Firenze : Olschki, 2008. http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&doc_number=017044031&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA.
Full textKiourtsoglou, Elisavet. "Le travail de l'analogie dans la musique et l'architecture de Iannis Xenakis." Thesis, Paris 8, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA080080.
Full textThe work of Iannis Xenakis is original largely due to the significance analogy plays in it. In this thesis I trace analogies between music and architecture in plans, texts and music scores through extensive archive research. In parallel, I follow the evolution of “harmonic” analogy in some treatises of architecture (Vitruve, Alberti, Blondel, Le Corbusier) in order to point out the form that it takes in Xenakis' work. I analyse three of his major architectural works : Monastery of Tourette (1955), Philips Pavilion (1958) and Diatope (1978). I observe how mathematical permutations of a series of notes in Metastaseis (1953-54) and the notion of musical density establish an analogy with the distribution of the glass panels on the facades of the Monastery. In Metastaseis, Xenakis represents the strings' glissandi as tangent lines of ruled surfaces. I underline that the sound-space of this graphical score forms another type of analogy with its architecture: it shares the properties of order and continuity with the three-dimensional space of Philips' Pavilion, entirely constructed by hyperbolic paraboloids. Finally, i reconstruct the spatialisation of L'interlude Sonore and La Légende d'Eer which Xenakis conceives as a stereometric space, by representing the loudspeakers as points and the speed of sound as a line between them. Xenakis also establishes analogies when he uses his experiences of war and memories of natural phenomena in his music. I describe how the significance of the past to his creative process in architecture is evident when he reuses forms by changing their scale, their geometry or by just retaining basic principles
Lukes, Roberta Dorothy. "The poème électronique of Edgard Varèse /." Ann Arbor : UMI, 2001. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37659519c.
Full textSalvati, Silvia. ""Punctum contra punctum" : interaction musique-architecture et réception au XXe siècle : du dodécaphonisme au déconstructivisme." Paris 1, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA010704.
Full textBridoux-Michel, Séverine-Alice. "Architecture et musique : croisements de pensées après 1950 : la collaboration de l'architecte et du musicien, de la conception à l'œuvre." Lille 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006LIL30020.
Full textAfter 1950, the western artistic world is becoming the scene of profound mutations. By rejecting academic traditions or by attracting the phenomena of modernisation, artists and creators allow the frontiers of the different disciplines to become more permeable, thus multiplying poly-artistic experiences. Studying the new problems resulting from inter-disciplines constitutes our first approach to this phenomena. From this approach, we present multiple manifestations of the architectural musical relationship and we try to work out, through this, a typology of the forms of relation. Three "monuments" distinguish themselves and later become the object of more in-depth analysis : the first, "The Philips Pavilion" at the Brussels International Exhibition 1958, for which architects and musicians together, Le Corbusier, E. Varèse and I. Xenakis, collaborate in a project, whereby the idea of "diathesis" seems to emanate from the confrontation of independent creation. From our second subject, it is the reflexion led by K. Stockhausen on the notion of "music in space" which dominates. This results in the realisation of the "Spherical Auditorium" at the German Pavilion of the Universal Exhibition in Osaka in 1970, in collaboration with the architect F. Bornemann. Finally, conception and work carried out for Prometeo by L. Nono and for its associated spatial structure, work of R. Piano, solidifies a third major collaboration. These three examples share a similar purpose in renewing the space of traditional scenic representation. By studying such projects we are trying to show how the encounter between the architect and the musician can in this way witness a new conception of the world
Sterken, Sven. "Iannis Xenakis : Ingenieur en architect : een thematische analyse van het oeuvre... /." Gent : [Universiteit], 2004. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb39214161m.
Full textMention parallèle de titre ou de responsabilité : Iannis Xenakis : ingénieur et architecte : une analyse thématique de l'oeuvre... Résumé en néerlandais. Bibliogr. p. 537-559.
Younes, Farid. "À la découverte d'une architecture sonore, l'analogie entre l'architecture et la musique à l'époque abbasside." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1997. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp05/nq26755.pdf.
Full textPfau, Olivier. "La tragédie grecque - architecture poétique : une analyse formelle de la composition d'Euripide dans les oeuvres Hyppolyte et Médée /." Villeneuve d'Ascq : Presses universitaires du Septentrion, 2001. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37224991p.
Full textMattis, Olivia. "Edgard Varèse and the visual arts /." Ann Arbor : UMI, 2001. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37659569x.
Full textLazzarini, 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
Bouche, Dimitri. "Processus compositionnels interactifs : une architecture pour la programmation et l'exécution des structures musicales." Thesis, Paris 6, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA066533/document.
Full textThis thesis aims at designing a computer system enabling the computation of musical structures, their presentation/handling on a compositional side, and their interactive rendering. It is a study at the crossroads between several computer science research fields : discrete systems modeling, scheduling, software design and human-computer interfaces. We propose an architecture where program editing can affect their outputs, including during the rendering phase, while preserving the compositional benefits of a deferred-time approach. Compositions are therefore considered as continually running programs, where computation and rendering mechanisms are interleaved. We introduce new tools and interfaces to arrange their execution through time thanks to dynamic temporal scenario scripting, which we call meta-composing. The different results described in this manuscript are implemented in the computer-aided composition environment OpenMusic
Leblanc, Jean-Marc. "Saint-Martin de Paris : pérennité architecturale, musicale et picturale d’une église provisoire fondée en 1855." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LORR0216.
Full textThe parish church of Saint-Martin-des-Champs in the current 10th district of Paris, was founded at the beginning of the Second Empire, in 1854, to meet the expectations of the population of a suburb of Paris in full transformation, the neighborhood of Château-d'Eau. Erected at 36 rue des Marais, thanks to the zeal and generosity of Father Bruyère, the first parish priest, it was opened for worship on January 31, 1856.In this dissertation is investigated a unique case in Paris. It is demonstrated how, over a century and a half, the history of Saint-Martin was that of a temporary facility (sooner or later, the church was meant to be demolished and eventually replaced) which, by virtue of exceptional institutional sustainability, has remained in service until today. The building, a place of worship and of gathering of the faithful, is the focus of this monograph. It can be witnessed on its walls the inextricable traces of this transition from provisional to permanent premise. In the urban and religious topography of the capital, these traces bear witness of its history and origins inseparable from the other succursales constructed at the same time in response to the needs of evangelization, and the desire of the archbishop of Paris, Monseigneur Sibour.The intrinsic interest of the history of Saint-Martin justified a specific monographic approach. The peculiar status of the church ended with the law of the separation of Church and State introduced in the early twentieth century. Thus, it was necessary to bring to light its factors as well as its institutional and artistic stakes inseparable from the historical context. At the intersection of urban geography, religious, political and social history of art (architecture, painting), music and organology, this study aims for a comparative approach to understand what happened, what was decided and implemented at particular moments in Saint-Martin. In doing so, it was necessary to extend the research to other special cases already investigated or not. The similarities and differences that had emerged allow to refine the historical outline of the church of Saint-Martin
Biotti, Gabriele. "Le cinéma à l'épreuve de l'anachronisme. Contribution à une réflexion sur le visible moderne à travers le film-essai. Les cas de Godard, Marker, Kluge et Wenders." Thesis, Lille 3, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013LIL30009/document.
Full textThis thesis analyzes the relationship between cinema and anachronism. Starting from anachronism as an important topic in history writing and memory discourses, this work intends to deal with some film practices with a strong will if reflection about time and chronologies. Starting from a specific practice as the essay film, analyzed from an aesthetical point of view, a topic comes out about the links between cinema and times, between a multiplicity of image forms and an anachronic time questioning forms, histories, interpretations, links and relationships. If Jean-Luc Godard's Histoire(s) du cinéma (1988-97) questions the sense of cinema itself, his plurality in a dense, complex network, Wim Wender's Tokyo-Ga (1983) interrogates some links between past cinema and more actual film forms, between a memory of cinema and the difficult search for the image's present, actual time. With Sans soleil (1982) and Level Five (1996), Chris Marker crosses cinema, images and their transformations with the complex links between past, present and future, in a context in which time can be presented according to the images forms. In some of this essays, Alexander Kluge gives strategie importance to images of every sort but also to the relationship between the images we produce and our history. All the analyzed films develop some theoretical questions about gaze's practices : every image is the sign of a complexe relationship between history and our starting from history, in accordance with a plural practice of the image
Saldarriaga, Alejandro. "La sonorité de l'habitat : du clos résidentiel au Palenque (Colombie)." Paris, EHESS, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008EHES0147.
Full textThe title of this thesis tries to respond to conceptual problems -the analysis of space using sound and time-, as well as specific and geographical problems, like the construction of certain territories from their musical production. The sub-title corresponds to a geographic polarization between a type of dwelling directed towards Colombia' s interior and another one left on the periphery and outside the country's «development» strategies. This thesis proposes an itinerary through this two kinds of dwelling: the gated community, which represents a life style directed towards a geographical and ontological interior, and the Palenque de San Basilio, which is the last of many villages constructed around the city of Cartagena by fugitive slaves at the turning of the XVII th century, and where has prevailed a collective usage of land and space based on an ancient cosmology
Leflot, Thomas. "La correspondance des arts chez Vincent d’Indy : étude de ses pratiques musicales, picturales et de ses écrits au regard de son environnement socio-culturel, philosophique et artistique." Thesis, Paris 4, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA040120.
Full textThe celebrated composer and professor Vincent d'Indy is less well-known for his lifelong interest in the arts. He drew and painted for many decades, and he travelled throughout Europe looking for the most beautiful historical sites as well as the most famous museums. Associating with artists and patrons of art in salons and exhibitions enabled him to benefit from contact with numerous painters or sculptors. His constant reference to nature in his watercolours was also apparent in his symphonic poems or operas. This rustic theme places him in a field of romantic influence in which compositions blaze a trail. Also, his approach to the history of music is heightened by the many aesthetic references which throw light on his influences, such as Émile Mâle, John Ruskin or Félicité de Lamennais
Boudin-Lestienne, Stéphane. "Paul Tissier (1886-1926) : les rôles de l'architecte." Paris 1, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA010595.
Full textBak, Eléonore. "Habiter l'in-vu : formes de visualisations sonores." Thesis, Université Grenoble Alpes (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016GREAH014/document.
Full textSoundscape noticed to discretion. Hearing is a solitary experience whose potential refinement remains difficult to surround by language because its visual contamination.There exist yet kinds of sound visualisations in art, which would paradoxically permit us to approach very close nuances of hearing and to wander to un-viewed aspects of landscape. Forgotten, unconscious, but not mute at all, they are a part in our living and constructing activities. The constructive experimentation, which means the action of hearing reinforced by a specific modus operandi, a kind of falling, called « the plunge » and the quasi blind representing, could help us to discover them again. This technique, gradually real, virtual would complete the experience by finely postural adjustments.The sound visualisation operates here first as a tool for mediation. Wilful juggling with multi-sensory generated meaning it permits us not only to distinguish both which is given to see (figure) and to live (fond, substance), but also to discover the action of a body which is not representing it-self but tracing in the aim of better inscription into the movement. By virtue of high receptivity and creativity this body would be able to assimilate a playing aura which means the main present, conscious and unconscious, always topical because of the convolution of bodily gestures (listening poses, plastic expressions) and ambient gestures (the yet there, not automatically conscious: the acoustic, climatic, cultural and semantic effects). The moving together of bodies and body like beings would momentarily become denser and shaping knots. The discreet nevertheless concrete organisation of these synthetic figures of transitions, of this aesthetic, sensory and intensive summary, which we call even listening patterns, in the sense of motif, is typical. Our exploration and reproduction modes would help us to learn to interpret them.From then, we would not only understand us as beings among other tempered creatures, but also discover a landscape simultaneously guide and consequence, whose elastic, porous and intimate proceedings and values of living/constructing would make us able to carry out a fade of landscape appearance.We will study all these experiences through our principal corpus (artistic one). We will argue them by mixed evaluations (artistic, architectural ones). We will verify our exploration and restitution modes by cognitive exams. We will think about them by phenomenological and philosophical reasoning.After this we wont become interested by artificial environments. We think in fact that they intervene in the texture of our experience. As they institute normed gestures, which assist more and more frequently our contemporary living/constructing acts they need to be gauged. Leaning on our secondary corpus, which is composed by investigations with other perceiving subjects, we will analyse the consequences of this kind of technological imprisonment of the gestures and precisely the how they interfere with our perceptions and representations. We will also examine gestural and sensory enriched interfaces. The sound visualisation would help us to make etiquettes, shifts and handicaps clear, to think about incorporation of our measurements into the existing tools and models.Our exploration and restitution modes would make us more attentive for sensible aspects of listening, which would become a common divisible. Linguistic instruments of the un-viewen whose sophisticate spontaneous would help us to set to the place of our next neighbour they would permit us to create connexions, to divide up and to cross our ideas, to mature our mutual knowledge and to conceive collaborative constructions