Słowa kluczowe
intertextuality
musical signification
musical rhetoric
topic theory
Jak cytować
Liczba wyświetleń: 58
Liczba pobrań: 12
Abstrakt
This paper explores the possibilities of prosody in instrumental music as an analytical tool. Examining some lyrical themes for orchestra or piano from Corelli to Mahler, the information which metre and prosody reveal about a virtual singing and a virtual text is researched. Topic theory and musical rhetoric are taken as indispensable complements to this intertextual research, to confirm or nuance the findings. The author has been recollecting examples for years now. Surprisingly, not even new musicology, sensitive to such intersections, had gone into this field yet.
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Prawa autorskie (c) 2023 Joan Grimalt
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