Jolanta T Pekacz
Biographic Data
| ID | 1444492 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jolanta T Pekacz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jolanta T |
| FAMILY NAME | Pekacz |
| SIGNATURE | PEKACZ J T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Saskatchewan |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Making New Music in Cold War Poland. The Warsaw Autumn Festival, 1956–1968
Book Review| April 01 2019 Making New Music in Cold War Poland. The Warsaw Autumn Festival, 1956–1968 Lisa Jakelski, Making New Music in Cold War Poland. The Warsaw Autumn Festival, 1956–1968, (Berkeley: University of California University Press, 2017), 245 pp., illustrations, bibliography, index. ISBN 978–05-202-9254-3. Jolanta T. Pekacz Jolanta T. Pekacz Dalhousie University Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google The Polish …
Musical Biography
Contents: Introduction, Jolanta T. Pekacz 'Renovating' Bach and Handel: new musical biographies in the German Democratic Republic, Toby Thacker The nation's property: Chopin's biography as a cultural discourse, Jolanta T. Pekacz Maurice Ravel: private life, public works, Steven Huebner Lingering legends: Liszt after Walker, Michael Saffle Fanny in Italy: the female composer as travel writer, Marian Wilson Kimber This is (y)our life: (re)writing w…
Susan Boynton. Silent Music
Historians usually agree that the Bourbon dynasty's accession to the Spanish throne at the beginning of the eighteenth century began a distinctive period in the construction of Spain's national identity. While foundational legends grounded in fictitious accounts of the past remained largely uncontested, the impact of the Enlightenment concept of truth, as well as the influence of French and Italian historiography, led some Spanish intellectuals t…
The Idea of Galicia
Music in the Culture of Polish Galicia
This book explores the role of music in developing the culture of Galicia - a part of the Polish Commonwealth which belonged to the Habsburg Monarchy from the first partition of Poland in 1772 until the end of World War I. It gives a central place to the relation the people had with shared musical objects, knowledge and practices - both domestic and imported from cultural centers such as Vienna - and the ways in which music emphasized social clea…
On the Enlightenment
Constitution and Reform in Eighteenth-Century Poland
The Furies
Twentieth-Century Communism — The Rise and Fall of an Illusion
The Culture of Opera Buffa in Mozart’s Vienna
The Salonnieres and the Philosophies in Old Regime France
Journal of the History of Ideas - Volume 60, Number 2, April 1999
The Salonnieres and the Philosophes in Old Regime France
L'A. mesure le glissement de l'autorite des genres en matiere de jugement esthetique, a travers l'exemple des Salonnieres parisiennes et des philosophes francais du XVIII e siecle, qui se sont distingues lors de deux celebres querelles sur l'opera francais et l'opera italien: la querelle des Bouffons dans les annees 1750 et la controverse des Gluckistes et des Piccinistes dans les annees 1770. Observant un changement de paradigme entre la societe…
Gender as a Political Orientation
Surprising as it may be, the eighteenth-century quarrels over the French and the Italian opera have attracted more cultural historians than musicologists.(2) The latter, typically preoccupied with tracing the stylistic developments taking place in instrumental music of the time, have considered these quarrels a tempest in a teapot and failed to notice the relationship between their musical aspects and the broader social, political, and cultural i…
Salon women and the quarrels about opera in eighteenth-century Paris
Antemurale’ of Europe; from the history of national megalomania in Poland
Did rock smash the wall? The role of rock in political transition
A conviction that rock is the central manifestation of the post-War mass culture and the most common form of mass cultural activity, seems undoubted for rock analysts. The question as to whether rock music is able to play any significant role in a process of political change evokes, however, scepticism rather than endorsement (Rosselson 1979; Hibbard and Kaleialoha 1983; Orman 1984; Pattison 1987; Grossberg 1991
On some dilemmas of Polish post-communist rock culture
Until the late 1970s rock music in Poland was hidden behind many different labels, such as 'music of a young generation', 'youth music' or 'big beat', usually meaning something, if not pejorative, at least suspicious. Having the flavour of a forbidden fruit, genuine rock functioned quite successfully, mostly through independent circulation, not only as a specific form of art, but, first of all, as a symbol of protest against an existing political…
Did rock smash the wall? The role of rock in political transition
A conviction that rock is the central manifestation of the post-War mass culture and the most common form of mass cultural activity, seems undoubted for rock analysts. The question as to whether rock music is able to play any significant role in a process of political change evokes, however, scepticism rather than endorsement (Rosselson 1979; Hibbard and Kaleialoha 1983; Orman 1984; Pattison 1987; Grossberg 1991
Antemurale’ of Europe; from the history of national megalomania in Poland
On some dilemmas of Polish post-communist rock culture
Until the late 1970s rock music in Poland was hidden behind many different labels, such as 'music of a young generation', 'youth music' or 'big beat', usually meaning something, if not pejorative, at least suspicious. Having the flavour of a forbidden fruit, genuine rock functioned quite successfully, mostly through independent circulation, not only as a specific form of art, but, first of all, as a symbol of protest against an existing political…
On some dilemmas of Polish post-communist rock culture
Until the late 1970s rock music in Poland was hidden behind many different labels, such as 'music of a young generation', 'youth music' or 'big beat', usually meaning something, if not pejorative, at least suspicious. Having the flavour of a forbidden fruit, genuine rock functioned quite successfully, mostly through independent circulation, not only as a specific form of art, but, first of all, as a symbol of protest against an existing political…
Did rock smash the wall? The role of rock in political transition
A conviction that rock is the central manifestation of the post-War mass culture and the most common form of mass cultural activity, seems undoubted for rock analysts. The question as to whether rock music is able to play any significant role in a process of political change evokes, however, scepticism rather than endorsement (Rosselson 1979; Hibbard and Kaleialoha 1983; Orman 1984; Pattison 1987; Grossberg 1991
Antemurale’ of Europe; from the history of national megalomania in Poland
Salon women and the quarrels about opera in eighteenth-century Paris
Gender as a Political Orientation
Surprising as it may be, the eighteenth-century quarrels over the French and the Italian opera have attracted more cultural historians than musicologists.(2) The latter, typically preoccupied with tracing the stylistic developments taking place in instrumental music of the time, have considered these quarrels a tempest in a teapot and failed to notice the relationship between their musical aspects and the broader social, political, and cultural i…
The Salonnieres and the Philosophies in Old Regime France
Journal of the History of Ideas - Volume 60, Number 2, April 1999
The Salonnieres and the Philosophes in Old Regime France
L'A. mesure le glissement de l'autorite des genres en matiere de jugement esthetique, a travers l'exemple des Salonnieres parisiennes et des philosophes francais du XVIII e siecle, qui se sont distingues lors de deux celebres querelles sur l'opera francais et l'opera italien: la querelle des Bouffons dans les annees 1750 et la controverse des Gluckistes et des Piccinistes dans les annees 1770. Observant un changement de paradigme entre la societe…
The Culture of Opera Buffa in Mozart’s Vienna
Twentieth-Century Communism — The Rise and Fall of an Illusion
Constitution and Reform in Eighteenth-Century Poland
The Furies
On the Enlightenment
Music in the Culture of Polish Galicia
This book explores the role of music in developing the culture of Galicia - a part of the Polish Commonwealth which belonged to the Habsburg Monarchy from the first partition of Poland in 1772 until the end of World War I. It gives a central place to the relation the people had with shared musical objects, knowledge and practices - both domestic and imported from cultural centers such as Vienna - and the ways in which music emphasized social clea…
The Idea of Galicia
Susan Boynton. Silent Music
Historians usually agree that the Bourbon dynasty's accession to the Spanish throne at the beginning of the eighteenth century began a distinctive period in the construction of Spain's national identity. While foundational legends grounded in fictitious accounts of the past remained largely uncontested, the impact of the Enlightenment concept of truth, as well as the influence of French and Italian historiography, led some Spanish intellectuals t…
Musical Biography
Contents: Introduction, Jolanta T. Pekacz 'Renovating' Bach and Handel: new musical biographies in the German Democratic Republic, Toby Thacker The nation's property: Chopin's biography as a cultural discourse, Jolanta T. Pekacz Maurice Ravel: private life, public works, Steven Huebner Lingering legends: Liszt after Walker, Michael Saffle Fanny in Italy: the female composer as travel writer, Marian Wilson Kimber This is (y)our life: (re)writing w…
Making New Music in Cold War Poland. The Warsaw Autumn Festival, 1956–1968
Book Review| April 01 2019 Making New Music in Cold War Poland. The Warsaw Autumn Festival, 1956–1968 Lisa Jakelski, Making New Music in Cold War Poland. The Warsaw Autumn Festival, 1956–1968, (Berkeley: University of California University Press, 2017), 245 pp., illustrations, bibliography, index. ISBN 978–05-202-9254-3. Jolanta T. Pekacz Jolanta T. Pekacz Dalhousie University Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google The Polish …
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