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5 maj 2023 · The map lists include period maps, modern maps, and digital maps. The maps, which are minimally commented upon, are publically available, and where possible include links to the original sources. The lists are also periodically corrected, updated, and added to.
3 lut 2022 · Situating Pfitzner’s Liederkreis performances and his cantata Von deutscher Seele in the historical context of post-First World War Germany, Attfield takes up the theme, threaded throughout the volume, of challenging the notion of Werktreue. He demonstrates that, even well into the twentieth century, this ideal was not entrenched on the ...
hands of Heinrich Isaac, Thomas Stolzer, and Ludwig Senfl, the German tenor lied later emerged as a genre which finally secured Germany a respectable place among the musical nations of Europe. It was during this period that such musicians as Conrad Paumann, Arnold Schlick, Hans Buchner, and Hans Newsidler set new standards in instrumental ...
This course looks at a selection of short poems in German that were set to music by Franz Schubert (1797–1828) for a single voice with piano, a genre known as ‘Lieder’ (the German for ‘songs’).
8 lip 2023 · Lieder are German songs that set poetry to music, showcasing a shared interaction between vocals and piano. They come in strophic and through-composed forms, allowing for diverse musical expressions and storytelling approaches.
We use the world Lied as synonymous for a vocal work, either solo or choral, accompanied or not, by a piano or an orchestra, based on a text in the tradition of the classical music, either in the German tradition or in any other country.
The German term ‘Lieder’ sometimes encompasses the Minnesang tradition of German songs which originate as far back as the 12th century. However, ‘Lieder’ most often refers to the specific musical settings of Romantic poetry; both music and lyrics composed in the 18th and 19th centuries.
