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26 paź 2021 · His knowledge about Spanish musical traditions gave to his early compositions a new and fresh intellectual interpretation for the typical Spanish folk music. However, in the middle of his musical career, he suffered a strange disease of his eyes named recurrent acute iridocyclitis.
30 sie 2024 · Why do classical composers, specifically, experience long dry spells? Research on the creativity trajectories of eminent composers has revealed a number of factors that affect productivity...
10 lip 2018 · The psychological power of music rests on its nonrepresentational quality. In nineteenth-century Vienna these debates influenced how Sigmund Freud and then psychoanalysis shaped a double understanding of listening as cure and music as evidence for the unconscious.
27 lut 2024 · 1. Isaac Albeniz. We begin our list with one of the post-romantic era’s greatest composers and pianists, Isaac Albeniz. Albeniz was born on May 29, 1860, in a small town near Girona, Spain. He influenced Spain’s national composition style and led the country’s nationalist school of musicians.
27 kwi 2021 · Our approach towards the study of music listening in classical concerts is grounded on a theoretical framework that understands a musical experience as the result of a person’s interaction with a musical stimulus in a specific situation (see Figure 1).
24 maj 2024 · Spanish classical music is characterized by its melodic richness, rhythmic vitality, and emotional depth. The influence of folk music, dance forms such as the fandango, flamenco, and habanera, imbues many compositions with a distinctively Spanish flavor.
Second, we attempt to understand the immersion of Spanish contemporary music in an international, and mainly European, context using musicological, historical, and sociological approaches, from the Francoist period to the present.
