Tatiana V Tsaregradskaya
Biographic Data
| ID | 9456898 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tatiana V Tsaregradskaya |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tatiana V |
| FAMILY NAME | Tsaregradskaya |
| SIGNATURE | TSAREGRADSKAYA T V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Gnessin Russian Academy of Music |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8436-712X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
City Noir by John Adams
John Coolidge Adams is at the present times is one of the leading composers of the USA. Being a conductor of world renown, he composes particularly frequently for the orchestra — the musical means that is the closest for the composer. In 2009 he composer City Noir — a three-movement orchestral piece inspired by an entire “bouquet” of sources. Among them is the culture and the spirit of the West Coast of the USA in general and of California in par…
Musical Ekphrasis and the Prospects of Intermedial Research
Following the current tendency of extension of analytical approaches in contemporary analysis of art, works musicologists frequently bring in the notion of “intermediality.” Having separated itself from the notion of “intertextuality” (Aage Hansen-Loewe, Ivan Ilyin) “intermediality” joined the group of those tools of art criticism which makes it possible to analyze the interconnection of different “media” in a work of art. “Musical ekphrasis” has…
“The shadow of night” by Harrison Birtwistle
The article is devoted to one of the most notable music pieces written by the British composer Harrison Birtwistle; it belongs to the late period of his activity as a composer (written in 2001). The composer decided to write a preface to this piece where he explained his main ideas and this fact served as a starting point for research on the techniques used by the composer in this composition. The key idea of the piece is the multiple interpretat…
Topoi and musical narrative
XXth century music analysis today seems to tend towards analytical methods taken from outside of traditional structural analysis. One of these methods is narrative analysis developed by L. Kerman, L. Kramer, B. Almen. According to Almen musical narrative should be analyzed through topoi – musical constructions with stable meaning expressed by rhythmic, melodic, texture and tempo elements. The article shows the possibilities of applying narrative …
“Russian trace” in the work of Harrison Birtwistle
British composer Harrison Birtwistle from the very beginning of his composer`s career sought creative impulses from his ancestors, among which the most evident influence was produced by Russian composer Igor Stravinsky. But Stravinsky wasn`t the only composer of Russian origin important for Birtwistle as a source of inspiration. Another artist of Russian origin also became a powerful source of creative ideas for British composer. His name is Pete…
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Topoi and musical narrative
XXth century music analysis today seems to tend towards analytical methods taken from outside of traditional structural analysis. One of these methods is narrative analysis developed by L. Kerman, L. Kramer, B. Almen. According to Almen musical narrative should be analyzed through topoi – musical constructions with stable meaning expressed by rhythmic, melodic, texture and tempo elements. The article shows the possibilities of applying narrative …
“Russian trace” in the work of Harrison Birtwistle
British composer Harrison Birtwistle from the very beginning of his composer`s career sought creative impulses from his ancestors, among which the most evident influence was produced by Russian composer Igor Stravinsky. But Stravinsky wasn`t the only composer of Russian origin important for Birtwistle as a source of inspiration. Another artist of Russian origin also became a powerful source of creative ideas for British composer. His name is Pete…
Musical Ekphrasis and the Prospects of Intermedial Research
Following the current tendency of extension of analytical approaches in contemporary analysis of art, works musicologists frequently bring in the notion of “intermediality.” Having separated itself from the notion of “intertextuality” (Aage Hansen-Loewe, Ivan Ilyin) “intermediality” joined the group of those tools of art criticism which makes it possible to analyze the interconnection of different “media” in a work of art. “Musical ekphrasis” has…
“The shadow of night” by Harrison Birtwistle
The article is devoted to one of the most notable music pieces written by the British composer Harrison Birtwistle; it belongs to the late period of his activity as a composer (written in 2001). The composer decided to write a preface to this piece where he explained his main ideas and this fact served as a starting point for research on the techniques used by the composer in this composition. The key idea of the piece is the multiple interpretat…
City Noir by John Adams
John Coolidge Adams is at the present times is one of the leading composers of the USA. Being a conductor of world renown, he composes particularly frequently for the orchestra — the musical means that is the closest for the composer. In 2009 he composer City Noir — a three-movement orchestral piece inspired by an entire “bouquet” of sources. Among them is the culture and the spirit of the West Coast of the USA in general and of California in par…
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