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czech music quarterly Jan Mikušek The Bartered Bride Jazz of the 50s and 60s 2 0 1 0 2 | CM 2-10 obálka strany.indd 1 21.6.2010 14:51:46 International Music Festival Radio Autumn 12|10>16|10>2010 www.radioautumn.cz 12| 10| Tue 7.30 pm| Rudolfi num - Dvořák Hall 15| 10| Fri 7.30 pm| Bethlehem Chapel PRAGUE PREMIERS Contemporary Music Showcase Ferenc Liszt Concert of Laureates of Concertino Praga International Music Competition 2010 Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 14| 10| Thu 7.30 pm| Martinů Hall Fryderik Chopin | Piano Concerto No. 2 Antonín Rejcha | Overture in D Major Béla Bartók Antonio Vivaldi | Guitar concerto Pavel Zemek (Novák) Dance Suite for orchestra Johann Sebastian Bach Concerto (Consonance) for Cello and Chamber Orchestra Maurice Ravel | La Valse Violin concerto in A minorr Wojciech Widłak | Shortly „on Line“ Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Aleksander Nowak PRAGUE RADIO SYMPHONY Piano Concerto No. 23 Dark Haired Girl in a Black Sports Car ORCHESTRA Joseph Haydn | Symphony No. 45 „Farewell“ Tomáš Netopil | conductor Raminta Šerkšnytė Fairy Tale about the Little Prince Alexander Ghindin | piano COLLEGIUM OF PRAGUE RADIO SYMPHONY PLAYERS Erkki-Sven Tüür | Symphony No. 8 Tickets prices Alfonso Scarano | conductor 690, 490, 290, 90 CZK Veronika Hrdová | guitar CZECH CHAMBER PHILHARMONIC Julie Svěcená | violins ORCHESTRA PARDUBICE 13| 10| Wed 7.30 pm| Rudolfi num - Dvořák Hall Anastasia Vorotnaya | piano Marko Ivanovič | conductor Tickets prices Tickets prices Bedřich Smetana 290, 190, 90 CZK 150, 100 CZK Šárka, symphonic poem Witold Lutoslawski | Cello concerto 16| 10| Sat 7.00 pm| Rudolfi num - Dvořák Hall 15| 10| Fri 7.00 pm| Martinů Hall Zygmunt Noskowski Wojciech Kilar | Orawa for string orchestra Eye of the Sea, symphonic poem Wojciech Kilar Ignacy Jan Paderewski Leoš Janáček Ricordanza for string orcherstra Piano Concerto in A Minor Taras Bulba, rhapsody for orchestra Anatolius Šenderovas Antonín Dvořák | Symphony No. -
Italienische Musiker Am Hof Des Emmerich Esterházy in Preßburg Und Die Kontakte Mit Der Kaiserlichen Hofmusikkapelle in Wien
Musicologica Brunensia 53 / 2018 / Supplementum https://doi.org/10.5817/MB2018-S-12 Italienische Musiker am Hof des Emmerich Esterházy in Preßburg und die Kontakte mit der Kaiserlichen Hofmusikkapelle in Wien Italian Musicians at the Court of Emericus Esterházy in Preßburg and Contacts with the Imperial Court Ensemble in Vienna Ladislav Kačic / [email protected] Jan Stanislav Institute of Slavistics of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, SK Abstract Archbishop–primate Emericus Esterházy (1663–1745) belonged to the greatest patrons of the arts in the history of Bratislava. His ensemble consisted of many prominent musicians, where Italians held a significant role. Bassoonist Angelo Cavallari was the first Italian member of the Esterházy ensemble, working there in the years 1730–1734. Before, he had applied for an em- ployment in the Imperial Court Ensemble (Kaiserliche Hofmusikkapelle) in Vienna. In 1737, well know violinist Giacomo Calandro (1707–1788) came to Preßburg and 1740, even renowned Francesco Durante (1684–1755) was there. However, he stayed in Preßburg only for a year and subsequently he returned to Naples. In the same year as Durante, castratos Domenico Tas- selli and Dario Luca Catani also came to the Esterházy court. Previously, they had worked in Moravia, Tasselli also in Prague. At the end of 1743, also singer (contraalto) of Hofmusikkapelle Filippo Antonelli (1710–1760) joined the archbishop’s ensemble. Antonelli was not the only mu- sician who worked in Vienna and Preßburg at the same time. In 1731 already, violinist of Impe- rial Court Ensemble Johann Otto Rossetter (ca. 1680–1754) with his son Johann Killian (1710–?) began to serve for the Esterházy court. -
Esterházy Imre Zenészegyüttese (1725–1745)*
MAGYAR SION. ÚJ FOLYAM. X. / LII. (2016/1) 59–90. ♦ ♦ ♦ LADISLAV KAČIC Esterházy Imre zenészegyüttese (1725–1745)* BEVEZETŐ Esterházy Imre, Magyarország hercegprímása Pozsony történetének legJelen tősebb művészetpártolói közé tartozott. Mindmáig azonban szinte csak a kép zőművészet és az építészet terén elért érdemei ismeretesek, hiszen olyan mű vészeket foglalkoztatott, mint Georg Raphael Donner, Antonio Galli Bibiena, Paul Troger, Joseph Kurtz, Franz Xaver Palko, Franz Anton Pilgram és má sok. Főleg az első kettő életműve feldolgozott színvonalas monográfiában.1 Esterházy Imrének azonban az 1725–1745 közötti években kitűnő zenész együttes is rendelkezésére állt, amelyről eddig szinte semmit sem tudtunk. Galánthai Esterházy Imre báró (1715-től gróf) a népes és befolyásos főne mesi família (Magyarország egyik legnagyobb hatalmú családJa) cseszneki ágának tagJaként valószínűleg 1663. december 12-én született.2 A nagy szombati és a soproni Jezsuitáknál tanult, 1680-ban belépett a pálos rendbe. 1683–1687 között teológiát végzett a római Collegium Germanicum et Hun garicumban, 1688-ban pappá szentelték. A továbbiakban filozófia- és teoló giaprofesszorként működött (egyebek között a nagyszombati egyetemen is), és 1702-ben a pálosok generálisa lett. Ezenkívül VI. Károly császár titkos tanácsosa, váci, zágrábi és veszprémi püspök is volt. 1725. szeptember 1-jén az elhunyt Sachsen-Zeitzi Keresztély Ágost bíborost követte Magyarország prímásának székében Pozsonyban. Ezt a fontos tisztet egészen haláláig, 1745. december 6-ig töltötte be. Esterházy Imre mecénási tevékenysége igen gazdag: hetven templomot építtetett, számos szerzetesrendet pártolt (kapucinusokat, ferenceseket, pálo * KAČIC, Ladislav, Kapela Imricha Esterházyho v rokoch 1725–1745, in Musicologica Slovaca 5/31 (2014) 2/189-254 szlovák nyelvű tanulmányának magyar változata. Fordította: Käfer István. Lek torálta: Király Péter. -
Clavibus Unitis / 4 2015 Hlavní Redaktor: Jiří K
IV / 2015 II Clavibus unitis / 4 2015 Hlavní redaktor: Jiří K. Kroupa Jako on-line revue pro kulturněhistorická studia v českých zemích vydává Nadace pro dějiny kultury ve střední Evropě (association for Central European Cultural Studies), Husova 20, CZ-110 00 praha 1, [email protected] http://www.acecs.cz/?f_idx=4 ISSN 1803-7747 published by © association for Central European Studies, 2015 all rights reserved; no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher. 1 Clavibus unitis 4 (2015) C C U U UC © Association for Central European Cultural Studies 3 Jan Dismas Zelenka’s Life and Music Reconsidered (Zelenka Conference Prague 2015) Edited by Jiří K. Kroupa CONTENT introduction . 5 Janice B. STOCKIGT – Jóhannes ÁGÚSTSSON: reflections and recent findings on the life and music of Jan Dismas Zelenka (1679-1745) . 7 Wolfgang HORN: opera, arias and Zelenka: remarks on a special relationship . 49 Michaela FREEMANOVÁ: prague 1734: Jan Dismas Ze- lenka and Leonardo Leo . 71 Claudia LUBKOLL: Watermarks in Zelenka’s auto - graph scores in the Saxon State and university Library Dresden (SLuB) . 75 Jana VojtěškoVá: The works of Jan Dismas Zelenka in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in prague . 85 Frederic KIERNAN: Zelenka reception in the nine- teenth century: Some new sources . 91 © Association for Central European Cultural Studies Clavibus unitis 4 (2015), pp. 3-158 4 A R T I C U L I 5 Jan Dismas Zelenka’s Life and Music Reconsidered (Zelenka Conference Prague 2015) © Association for Central European Cultural Studies Clavibus unitis 4 (2015), pp. -
Abstracts of Round Tables
Abstracts of round tables (as far as not listed as personal ones) Thursday 10-07, 9 am Christoph Graupner and the Cantata at the Court of Hesse-Darmstadt see Erdmann, Heyerick, Pegah, Kramer, Sorg Thursday 10-07, 2 pm Bach’s Thomaner – Results of a Research Project (Bach-Archiv Leipzig) see Bärwald, Koska, Maul Friday 11-07, 9 am From Philip V and Archduke Charles of Habsburg to the Borbonic Consolidation: Instrumental Music in the Iberian Peninsula and Areas of Mutual Influence (the Spanish Indies, Italy and Vienna) To the Spanish crown the War of Succession marked a change in musical paradigm, with the consolidation, following the introduction of a new dynasty, the growing and best supported reception of music and musicians from other European countries. The Peace of Utrecht meant in this sense a new international order, not only from a political point of view, but most particularly in regard to cultural transfers. The study of the historical-musical documentary heritage, preserved today in areas of the Iberian and Latin American context (often called panhispanic), increasingly throws new light on such exchanges and practices of this musical and cultural environment in which some prominent figures such as Domenico Scarlatti and José de Nebra are considered the bearers of a much broader and extended reality. see also Ezquerro Estebán, González Marín, Yáñez Navarro, Carvalho Mendes Dos Santos Saturday 12-07, 9.15 am Transalpine Geminiani Chair: Christopher Hogwood Participants: Enrico Careri, Peter Holman, Mark Kroll, Peter Walls In the introduction to Geminiani Studies (Bologna: Ut Orpheus, 2013), Christopher Hogwood noted: “Dilemmas and disagreements are also beginning to appear – a sign of health in research and a symptom of ‘cognitive discord’ to be encouraged. -
Questionnaire Summary of the Main Activities of a Research Institute of the Slovak Academy of Sciences
Questionnaire Summary of the main activities of a research institute of the Slovak Academy of Sciences Period: January 1, 2012 - December 31, 2015 1. Basic information on the institute: 1.1. Legal name and address Slavistický ústav Jána Stanislava SAV / Jan Stanislav Institute of Slavistics of SAS Dúbravská cesta 9 84104 Bratislava 4 1.2. URL of the institute web site: http://www.slavu.sav.sk/ 1.3. Executive body of the institute and its composition Directoriat Name Age Years in the position Director Prof. PhDr. Peter Žeňuch, DrSc. 45 10 Mgr. Svorad Zavarský, PhD. Deputy director 39 1; 7 Mgr. Andrej Škoviera, PhD. (2008-2015) Scientific secretary 1.4. Head of the Scientific Board: Prof. PhDr. Ján Doruľa, DrSc. 1.5. Basic information on the research personnel 1.5.1. Number of employees with university degrees (PhD students included) engaged in research projects, their full time equivalent work capacity (FTE) in 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, and average number of employees in the assessment period 2012 2013 2014 2015 total FTE FTE FTE year FTE number number number number number averaged averaged number per averaged FTE averaged Number of employees with 9,0 7,950 9,0 7,950 9,0 7,350 9,0 7,700 36,0 9,0 7,738 university degrees Number of PhD students 2,0 0,000 6,0 1,500 8,0 4,000 7,0 4,500 23,0 5,8 2,500 Total number 11,0 7,950 15,0 9,450 17,0 11,350 16,0 12,200 59,0 14,8 10,238 1 1.5.2.