WAS BEDEUTET MOZARTIAN AUF ENGLISCH
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, getauft als Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart, war ein produktiver und einflussreicher Komponist der klassischen Ära. Mozart zeigte erstaunliche Kindheit. Bereits kompetent auf Keyboard und Violine komponierte er aus dem Alter von fünf Jahren und spielte vor europäischem Königtum. Mit 17 Jahren war er als Hofmusiker in Salzburg verlobt, wurde aber unruhig und reiste auf der Suche nach einer besseren Position, die immer reichlich komponierte. Während des Besuchs von Wien im Jahre 1781 wurde er aus seiner Salzburger Position entlassen. Er entschied sich, in der Hauptstadt zu bleiben, wo er Ruhm erreichte, aber wenig finanzielle Sicherheit. Während seiner letzten Jahre in Wien komponierte er viele seiner bekanntesten Symphonien, Konzerte und Opern und Teile des Requiems, die zum Zeitpunkt seines Todes weitgehend unvollendet waren. Die Umstände seines frühen Todes waren viel mythologisiert. Er wurde von seiner Frau Constanze und zwei Söhnen überlebt. Er komponierte über 600 Werke, viele als Zinnen der symphonischen, konzertanten, Kammer-, Opern- und Chormusik anerkannt.
Definition von Mozartian im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die Definition Mozartian im Wörterbuch ist von,, sich beziehend zu oder erinnert an Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, der österreichische Komponist.
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Elements of Sonata Theory : Norms, Types, and Deformations ...
Mozartian “Loops”: A Specialized Variant of the Sentence One commonly
encountered type of Mozartian theme begins with a short module (two to six
measures) — usually closing with a cadential progression — that is either elided
or ...
James Hepokoski Professor of Music Yale University, Warren Darcy Professor of Music Theory Oberlin College Conservatory,
2006
The opening movement of K19 is also typically Mozartian in a number of ways:
note the weary minor-key syncopations that insinuate themselves into the second
subject and the almost literally terrifying unison A sharp (on the weak beat of the
...
Hermann Abert, Cliff Eisen,
2007
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The Cambridge Companion to Mozart
1. 5. The. evolution. of. Mozartian. biography. WILLIAM STAFFORD The sources
for Mozart's biography The principal source for Mozart's biography is the family
correspondence (MBA), comprising a large collection of letters from Mozart, his ...
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Ezra Pound: The Contemporary Reviews
Mozartian melody.” But the fact remains that, even if you have no intention of
making a Mozartian melody, you may receive from a melodic expert, apt at
conceptual analysis, some revealing clues as to what a Mozartian melody is, and
these ...
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German Opera: From the Beginnings to Wagner
There are Mozartian echoes in the music. One is virtually parody: in Act II,
Metallio's `Seit ich so viele Weiber sah' is a close imitation of `Der VogelfaÈnger
bin ich ja', a calculated invocation of so popular a number since both Papageno
and ...
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Elements of Sonata Theory: Norms, Types, and Deformations in ...
Mozartian “Loops”: A Specialized Variant of the Sentence One commonly
encountered type of Mozartian theme begins with a short module (two to six
measures)—usually closing with a cadential progression—that is either elided or
...
James Arnold Hepokoski, Warren Darcy,
2011
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Mozart's Requiem: Historical and Analytical Studies, ...
This aporia is particularly frustrating when it is a question of performing the
Requiem with the legitimate aspiration of allowing as much purely Mozartian
music as possible to be heard, mixed with no more non-Mo- zartian material than
is ...
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The Richard Strauss Companion
In later years Strauss often returned to one of his favorite thoughts: "The birth of
the Mozartian melody is the revelation of the human soul sought by all
philosophers."33 Or in another version: "The Mozartian melody is — freed of
every earthly ...
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The Cambridge Companion to Berlioz
is tempting nonetheless to see Mozartian influences at work here and there. One
piece by Mozart, the duet "La ci darem la mano" from Don Giovanni, inspired him
to compose a set of variations for guitar, published in 1828 but now lost;41 ...
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Stravinsky the Music-maker: Writings, Prints and Drawings
However, the historical fact is that after Mozart, there was no Mozartian ear –
which, it will be admitted, wasn't his fault. Yet it is because there was no
Mozartian ear after Mozart that we call him a conservative. Or, very
conscientiously and ...
Hans Keller, Milein Cosman, Martin J. Anderson,
2010
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «MOZARTIAN» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
Mozartian im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Figaro: comedy travestied into farce
... apart from being far from the physique du rôle, I was constantly bothered by her sliding from note to note, the antithesis of Mozartian singing. «Buenos Aires Herald, Jul 15»
Trio prove their worth in chamber music
They infused a sense of youthfulness in the work which fizzed with Mozartian charm. Teo showed herself to be totally at home. Despite having ... «The Straits Times, Jul 15»
The Composer As An Adjective
Mark O'Connor: O'Connorian? Hovhaness: Hovhanessian? Mozartian, yes, but Haydnish? Haydnesque, eh? Oh, so how about Elgaresque? «Northwest Public Radio, Jul 15»
Mozartian madness, Gilbert & Sullivan Filipinized, and a tribute to …
2nd Quarter Report Card--Performing Arts. Mozartian madness, Gilbert & Sullivan Filipinized, and a tribute to BenCab. SHARES:. «Inquirer.net, Jul 15»
Guillaume Tell, Royal Opera
Antonio Pappano still omits, among other things, Rossini's superb Mozartian canon-trio for women's voices and wind ensemble; but what he ... «The Arts Desk, Jun 15»
Budapest Festival Orchestra reigns supreme
While I liked his Ravel a lot (scintillating precision in the fast movements and great singability in the Mozartian slow one), I was flabbergasted by ... «Buenos Aires Herald, Jun 15»
A Beethoven Marathon at San Francisco Symphony
All the while she infused this Mozartian aria by Beethoven with the utmost emotional conviction. At the close of this work, the Davies Hall ... «Berkeley Daily Planet, Jun 15»
BWW Interviews: Rebecca Taichman's Ever-Evolving Relationship …
... the metaphors and analogies come easily to director Rebecca Taichman, who uses words like "epic," "complex," "Mozartian" and "perfect.". «Broadway World, Jun 15»
More complicated than you might think
She was a formidable Mozartian soprano who sang almost 60 different roles by various composers throughout her career. She has never sang ... «San Diego Reader, Jun 15»
Interview 1927's Suzanne Andrade
It's good to see that, under all the Mozartian romance and softness, 1927 haven't lost that seam of protest, of anger, that energises all their own ... «Sinfini Music, Jun 15»