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Ob Stoletnici Rojstva Akademika Dragotina Cvetka at the Hundredth Birth Anniversary of Dragotin Cvetko Dragotin Cvetko – Some Basic Facts Pričujoče delo je spominski zbornik, v katerem so objavljeni Dragotin Cvetko – nekaj osnovnih dejstev 1911 born on 19 September in Vučja vas near Ljutomer in north-eastern Slovenia predvsem referati z znanstvenega srečanja, ki ga je v počastitev 1911 rojen 19. septembra v Vučji vasi pri Ljutomeru 1927–1932 goes to the State Male School for Teachers in Maribor stote obletnice rojstva akademika, prof. dr. Dragotina Cvetka, 1927–1932 obiskuje Državno moško učiteljsko šolo v Mariboru 1932–1936 studies pedagogy and psychology at the Faculty of Arts of the University of the utemeljitelja sodobne slovenske muzikologije, priredil 1932–1936 študira pedagogiko in psihologijo na Filozofski fakulteti Univerze Kraljevine Srbov, Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians in Ljubljana Hrvatov in Slovencev v Ljubljani 1932–1937 studies composition with Slavko Osterc at the State Conservatory in Ljubljana Muzikološki inštitut Znanstvenoraziskovalnega centra 1932–1937 študira kompozicijo pri Slavku Ostercu na Državnem konservatoriju v Ljubljani 1937–1938 studies composition with Jaroslav Křički and attends quarter-tone compositional SAZU ob podpori Agencije za raziskovalno dejavnost in 1937–1938 študira kompozicijo pri Jaroslavu Křički in obiskuje četrttonsko šolo Aloisa Hábe school with Alois Hába in Prague v Pragi 1938 on 4 March defends his PhD summa cum laude at the Faculty of Arts in Ljubljana; Slovenske akademije znanosti in umetnosti. Poleg referatov, 1938 4. marca doktorira summa cum laude na Filozofski fakulteti v Ljubljani; naslov his thesis was titled: The Problem of General Music Training and Education ki so bili predstavljeni v štirih prepletajočih se in vsebinsko disertacije: Problem občega muzikalnega vzgajanja ter izobraževanja 1938–1943 and povezanih sklopih (o življenju in delu Dragotina Cvetka, o 1938–1943 in 1945–1961 he is employed at the State Conservatory; from 1939 called Academy of Music 1945–1961 zaposlen na Državnem konservatoriju; od leta 1939 Akademija za glasbo v Ljubljani in Ljubljana preobrazbah nacionalnih glasbenih historiografij, o vprašanjih 1949 v Ljubljani izide njegova prva samostojna monografijaRisto Savin: osebnost in delo, za 1949 his first monographRisto Savin: Life and Work is published in Ljubljana; it wins him evropske glasbene historiografije ter o muzikologiji ter njenem katero še istega leta (19. decembra) prejme drugo nagrado zvezne vlade Federativne (on 19 December) the second prize of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia ljudske republike Jugoslavije 1958–1960 the first volume of his comprehensive The History of Music on the Slovenian Territory prehajanju od nacionalnega proti globalnemu) so v knjigi 1958–1960 v Ljubljani izide prva vseobsegajoča Zgodovina glasbene umetnosti na Slovenskem in 3 volumes is published in Ljubljana objavljeni tudi nekateri osnovni podatki o slavljencu in nekaj v 3 knjigah 1961 on 8 February is awarded the Prešeren prize for his monumental three-volume book prav spominu naj napisanih besedil. Delo zaokrožuje še seznam 1961 8. februarja prejme Prešernovo nagrado za svojo Zgodovino glasbene umetnosti The History of Music on the Slovenian Territory na Slovenskem 1962 founds the Department of Musicology at the Faculty of Arts, University vseh slavljenčevih magistrandov in doktorandov ter kronološka 1962 ustanovitev Oddelka za muzikologijo na Filozofski fakulteti Univerze v Ljubljani of Ljubljana predstavitev vseh dogodkov, ki so bile Dragotinu Cvetku v 1962–1981 redni profesor za predmet Zgodovina slovenske in novejše svetovne glasbe ter 1962–1981 is elected Professor for the History of Slovenian and modern music and became predstojnik Oddelka za muzikologijo Head of Department septembru 2011 posvečene. 1965–1981 ustanovitelj in glavni urednik znanstvene revije Muzikološki zbornik 1965–1981 founder and general editor of the scholarly journal Musicological Annual 1967 dopisni član Slovenske akademije znanosti in umetnosti; med 3. in 8. septembrom: 1967 corresponding member of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (=SAZU); glavni organizator 10. kongresa Mednarodnega muzikološkega društva (IMS) between 3 and 8 September: the main organiser of the Tenth Congress of the The present book is a volume of conference proceedings of the v Ljubljani International Musicological Society (=IMS) in Ljubljana scientific meeting dedicated to the founder of modern Slovenian 1967–1972 podpredsednik IMS 1967–1972 Vice-President of the IMS musicology, Dragotin Cvetko, and organised by the Institute of od 1968 dopisni član Srbske akademije znanosti in umetnosti (Srpska akademija nauka from 1968 corresponding member of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts i umetnosti) from 1970 full member of the SAZU Musicology of the Scientific Research Centre of the Slovenian od 1970 redni član Slovenske akademije znanosti in umetnosti 1970–1972 Dean of the Faculty of Arts in Ljubljana Academy of Sciences and Arts with the financial support of 1970–1972 dekan Filozofske fakultete v Ljubljani 1972 on 4 May is awarded in Vienna the Herder’s Prize for his life’s work 1972 4. maja na Dunaju prejme Herderjevo nagrado za življenjsko delo 1978 honorary member of the Croatian Music Spociety the Slovenian Research Agency and the Slovenian Academy 1978 postane častni član Hrvaškega glasbenega zavoda (Hrvatski glazbeni zavod) from 1979 corresponding member of the Yugoslav Academy of Sciences and Arts, today of Sciences and Arts. The papers, organised in four linked and od 1979 dopisni član Jugoslovanske akademije znanosti in umetnosti, današnje Hrvaške Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts intertwining subject sections (Dragotin Cvetko – life and work; akademije znanosti in umetnosti (Hrvatska akademija znanosti i umjetnosti) 1980 founder of the Institute of Musicology at the SAZU; from 1981 part of the Ob stoletnici rojstva 1980 ustanovitev Muzikološkega inštituta v okviru Slovenske akademije znanosti Scientific Research Centre of SAZU Metamorphoses of national music historiographies; European in umetnosti v Ljubljani; od 1981 del Znanstvenoraziskovalnega centra SAZU 1982 on 2 July nominated Professor Emeritus at the University of Ljubljana; music historiographies – selected chapters; and Musicology – from 1982 2. julija mu Univerza v Ljubljani podeli naziv zaslužnega profesorja;16. novembra on 16 November is awarded the AVNOJ Prize for his life’s achievements akademika prejeme nagrado AVNOJ za življenjsko delo 1983–1993 founder and general editor of the music series Monumenta artis musicae Sloveniae national towards global) are accompanied in the present volume 1983–1993 ustanovitelj in glavni urednik zbirke Monumenta artis musicae Sloveniae 1987 on 10 April is awarded Kidrič prize for his life’s work by some basic facts on Dragotin Cvetko, whose life and works it Dragotina Cvetka 1987 10. aprila prejme Kidričevo nagrado za življenjsko delo 1990 the University of Ljubljana awards him the Honorary PhD celebrates, and four addresses in his honour. The book is rounded 1990 Univerza v Ljubljani mu podeli naziv častnega doktorja 1993 on 2 September dies in Ljubljana 1993 2. septembra umre v Ljubljani off by a list of master and doctoral theses supervised by Professor stoletniciOb akademika rojstva Dragotina Cvetka (1911–1993) Academician, Prof Dr Dragotin Cvetko is the author of more than twenty monographs, more Cvetko and a chronological presentation of events that celebrated Akademik prof. dr. Dragotin Cvetko je avtor več kot dvajsetih monografij, preko dvesto than two hundred scholarly articles and many other works. His complete bibliography to 1991 in September 2011 the hundredth anniversary of his birth. znanstvenih člankov in številnih drugih del. Njegova celotna bibliografija do leta 1991 je is published in the 27th volume of the Musicological Annual. At the Hundredth objavljena v Muzikološkem zborniku št. 27. More on his life and work is said in the following publications: Več o njegovem življenju in delu je zapisano v sledečih publikacijah: • Božidar, Borko. Trije glasbeniki: Slavko Osterc - Dragotin Cvetko - Ciril Cvetko, Panonski Birth Anniversary • Božidar, Borko. Trije glasbeniki: Slavko Osterc - Dragotin Cvetko - Ciril Cvetko, Panonski zbornik, ed. Franc Zadravec (Murska Sobota: Pomurska založba, 1966), 282–290. of Dragotin Cvetko, zbornik, ur. Franc Zadravec (Murska Sobota: Pomurska založba, 1966), str. 282–290. • Sivec, Jože. Bibliografija znanstvenega in publicističnega opusa akademika Dragotina Cvetka, 28 € • Sivec, Jože. Bibliografija znanstvenega in publicističnega opusa akademika Dragotina Muzikološki zbornik 27 (1991), 5–34. Member of the Cvetka, Muzikološki zbornik 27 (1991), str. 5–34. • Sivec, Jože. Dragotin Cvetko (1911–1993), Letopis SAZU 44 (1994), 111–113. Slovenian Academy • Sivec, Jože. Dragotin Cvetko (1911–1993), Letopis SAZU 44 (1994), str. 111–113. • Dragotin Cvetko. V prostoru in času (Ljubljana: Slovenska matica, 1995). of Sciences and Arts • Dragotin Cvetko. V prostoru in času (Ljubljana: Slovenska matica, 1995). • Bogunović Hočevar, Katarina. Dragotin Cvetko – oče muzikologije na Slovenskem/The Father of (1911–1993) • Bogunović Hočevar, Katarina. Dragotin Cvetko – oče muzikologije na Slovenskem (Ljubljana: Musicology in Slovenia (Ljubljana: Filozofska fakulteta, Oddelek za muzikologijo, 2011). Filozofska fakulteta, Oddelek za muzikologijo, 2011). http://zalozba.zrc-sazu.si Cvetko_ovitek_17.indd 1 9.7.2012 11:29:23 Ob stoletnici rojstva akademika Dragotina Cvetka At the Hundredth Birth Anniversary of Dragotin Cvetko. Member of the Slovenian
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