Stravinsky como estudioso:

música antiga e as obras americanas

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  • Paul Whitehead Dr. Erol Ücer Center for Advanced Studies in Music (MIAM) Istanbul Technical University (ITÜ)

Palavras-chave:

Stravinsky, música antiga, antologia, missa, orfeu, Canticum sacrum, Agon

Resumo

O interesse de Igor Stravinsky sobre a música antiga se intensificou depois da sua emigração aos Estados Unidos, onde a música por ele estudada incluiu antologias pedagógicas recentemente publicadas e outros itens. Ele se refere à música antiga em vários momentos nos livros de “conversação” e em outros lugares, porém, raramente admite abertamente a influência da música antiga sobre a sua própria. Contudo, pode-se observar aspectos da música de Stravinsky engajando com o conteúdo de diversas fontes de música antiga então disponíveis. Este aspecto do seu estilo pode ser estudado como um componente interessante do seu neoclassicismo tardio e primeiro serialismo.

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2015-11-23

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Whitehead, Paul. 2015. “Stravinsky Como estudioso:: Música Antiga E As Obras Americanas”. Música Em Contexto 9 (1):117-56. https://periodicos.unb.br/index.php/Musica/article/view/19594.

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