Stravinsky and the musical body: creative process and meaning
This book sheds new light on the role of the body in the music of Igor Stravinsky. The idea that the body plays an essential role in music has stimulated a wide range of new approaches in recent musicology. This book tries to apply them to the music of Igor Stravinsky from the perspective of the cre...
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Zusammenfassung: | This book sheds new light on the role of the body in the music of Igor Stravinsky. The idea that the body plays an essential role in music has stimulated a wide range of new approaches in recent musicology. This book tries to apply them to the music of Igor Stravinsky from the perspective of the creative process and the construction of meaning. Most of the works examined are compositions for theatre and dance, and the analyses address many other features of the spectacle, such as choreography, scenography, stage, and television direction. That said, many compositions not intended for the stage are also considered from the perspective of the ?embodied? creative process and their implicit bodily expressiveness. Each chapter focuses on a number of Stravinsky's most famous and significant works, from the 'Firebird' to the late serial compositions. A special place is reserved for the latter, which undoubtedly constitute the least well-known part of Stravinsky?s output. The chapters are accompanied by a large number of analyses that invite readers to go ?beyond? the musical text while still relying on it, allowing them to understand how the strong physicality clearly perceived in Stravinsky's music can be associated with some of its formal and structural characteristics. In so doing, the book encourages the reader to overcome overly rigid dichotomies such as formalist/contextualist, or historical/ analytical. |
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Contents ix Foreword Acknowledgements xii Notes on Musical Examples, Abbreviations and Conventions xiii Chapter One In Search of the Musical Body 1 Part I: Body, Voice, and Music in Stravinsky’s Theatre Premise: Stravinsky ’s Bodily Topics 1 The Emergence of an Anti-Realistic Vision of the Body 4 Against Logos 12 Part II: Analytic Issues Music Analysis, Meaning, and Embodiment: The Problem of ‘Formalist’ Analysis 23 Music Gestures as Energetic Continuities 26 An Example: Variationsfor Orchestra 29 Source for the Choreo-Musical Analysis: Some Issues 43 The Firebird between Tradition and ‘Reconstruction’ 50 A Collaboration Reconsidered 58 Chapter Two Representing the Body in The Firebird 63 A Collaborative Project 63 Excursus: Composing Music in the ‘Old’ Ballet 82
Composing Music for a ‘New’ Ballet 89 A ‘New’ Collaborative Method 97 Words, Gestures, Movements 105 Movements, Actions, Processions 116 ‘Improvising’Ballet Music 125 ‘Improvising’ with Leitmotifs 144 Opposite Characters, Opposite Bodies 172 Conclusion: After The Firebird 191 Chapter Three «Il ne faut pas mépriser les doigts»: Composing with Hands, Composing with Intervals 195 Part I: Composing with Hands The ‘Musical Idea’ and the ‘Composer’s Mind’ 195 The Body and the Hands: A Theoretical Framework 199 From Keyboard to Paper: Improvisation and Composition 205 Piano vs Orchestra ? 215 Ways of the Hand, Keys, Steps 219 Symmetries over the Keyboard: From Rimsky-Korsakov to Stravinsky A ‘Danse ’ of the Hands 226 238 Part и : Composing with Intervals ‘Change of Life’ 252 What Is a Motif ? 256 From Steps to Rows 263 From Motifs to Rows 269 From Rows to Motifs 276 Movements. over the Keyboard 285 Conclusion: Theory and Practice 295
Chapter Four Supernatural Beings, Human Bodies: The Flood as an Anti-Realistic Television Opera 299 Intellectuals and Mass Culture 300 A Collective Work 305 Between Theatre and Television : The Problem of ‘Realism’ 318 Different Styles, Different Bodies 327 From Heaven to Earth 345 Bibliography 365 Index of Names 393 |
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Contents ix Foreword Acknowledgements xii Notes on Musical Examples, Abbreviations and Conventions xiii Chapter One In Search of the Musical Body 1 Part I: Body, Voice, and Music in Stravinsky’s Theatre Premise: Stravinsky ’s Bodily Topics 1 The Emergence of an Anti-Realistic Vision of the Body 4 Against Logos 12 Part II: Analytic Issues Music Analysis, Meaning, and Embodiment: The Problem of ‘Formalist’ Analysis 23 Music Gestures as Energetic Continuities 26 An Example: Variationsfor Orchestra 29 Source for the Choreo-Musical Analysis: Some Issues 43 The Firebird between Tradition and ‘Reconstruction’ 50 A Collaboration Reconsidered 58 Chapter Two Representing the Body in The Firebird 63 A Collaborative Project 63 Excursus: Composing Music in the ‘Old’ Ballet 82
Composing Music for a ‘New’ Ballet 89 A ‘New’ Collaborative Method 97 Words, Gestures, Movements 105 Movements, Actions, Processions 116 ‘Improvising’Ballet Music 125 ‘Improvising’ with Leitmotifs 144 Opposite Characters, Opposite Bodies 172 Conclusion: After The Firebird 191 Chapter Three «Il ne faut pas mépriser les doigts»: Composing with Hands, Composing with Intervals 195 Part I: Composing with Hands The ‘Musical Idea’ and the ‘Composer’s Mind’ 195 The Body and the Hands: A Theoretical Framework 199 From Keyboard to Paper: Improvisation and Composition 205 Piano vs Orchestra ? 215 Ways of the Hand, Keys, Steps 219 Symmetries over the Keyboard: From Rimsky-Korsakov to Stravinsky A ‘Danse ’ of the Hands 226 238 Part и : Composing with Intervals ‘Change of Life’ 252 What Is a Motif ? 256 From Steps to Rows 263 From Motifs to Rows 269 From Rows to Motifs 276 Movements. over the Keyboard 285 Conclusion: Theory and Practice 295
Chapter Four Supernatural Beings, Human Bodies: The Flood as an Anti-Realistic Television Opera 299 Intellectuals and Mass Culture 300 A Collective Work 305 Between Theatre and Television : The Problem of ‘Realism’ 318 Different Styles, Different Bodies 327 From Heaven to Earth 345 Bibliography 365 Index of Names 393 |
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