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Festival Internazionale Di Musica Portogruaro
20 agosto 18 settembre 2019 www.festivalportogruaro.it Portogruaro Fondazione Musicale Santa Cecilia Festival Internazionale Corso Martiri della Libertà 14 30026 Portogruaro (VE) - ITALIA di Musica tel. +39 (0)421 270069 - fax +39 (0)421 273878 www.festivalportogruaro.it Il paradigma romantico 20 agosto 18 settembre 2019 www.festivalportogruaro.it Portogruaro Festival Internazionale di Musica Il paradigma romantico Fondazione Musicale Santa Cecilia Biglietteria Michela Di Berardino Assemblea dei Soci Maria Teresa Senatore Sindaco della Città di Portogruaro Servizi di Sala Luigi Brugnaro Sindaco della Città Metropolitana di Venezia Annalisa Venturuzzo Consiglio di Amministrazione Responsabile Tecnico Paolo Pellarin Presidente Flavio Blasigh Maria Cristina Demo Vicepresidente Paolo Benvenuti Consigliere Front Office Sergio Montico Consigliere Elena Toffoletto Mariangela Turchetto Consigliere Responsabile Interno della Comunicazione Collegio dei Revisori Fabio Fiorellini Bernardis Giancarlo Rossit Presidente Angelo Berti Ufficio Stampa Festival Carlo De Bortoli Studio Sandrinelli [email protected] Coordinamento Artistico +39 3931968181 / +39 3395739191 VD 2017 Paolo Pellarin Direttore Scuola di Musica Mario Pagotto Sezione Musicologica Festival Albo Sostenitori Ordinari Umberto Berti della Fondazione Musicale Santa Cecilia Fabiano Barbisan, Loris Flaborea, Eredi Pietro Segreteria Organizzativa Marzotto, Orlando Mulato, Luigi Stanchina, Sergio Anna Padovan - Eliana Gruarin - Laura Anese - Tabaro, Patrizia Zaccheo Carola Serra Segreteria -
Revistaconservatorio2017 V1.Pdf
CONSERVATORIO N° 25 Año 2017 Revista de la Universidad Nacional de Música Sede Principal: Jr. Carabaya 421, Lima - Perú Teléfono: (511) 426 9677 Sede Histórica: Av. Emancipación 180, Lima - Perú Teléfono: (511) 426 1090 Sede Anexa: Av. Salaverry 810, Jesús María - Perú Teléfono: (511) 330 3282 ÍNDICE www.cnm.edu.pe Edita Universidad Nacional de Música Comité Editorial Carmen Escobedo 1 Presentación Oswaldo Kuan Giovanna Burga Redacción 6 Musicología Jerson Pérez Giovanna Burga Colaboradores 22 Grandes eventos Seiji Asato Ruth Mamani Luis Prudencio José Sosaya 60 Actividades destacadas Fotografías Lucero Pariona Jerson Pérez 70 Actividades musicales Eduardo Vásquez Diseño y Diagramación Giovanna Lagos 84 Hicieron noticia Producción General Imagen y Comunicaciones de la Universidad Nacional de Música 94 Breves institucionales Impreso en BOCETOS De: Marco Antonio Ochoa Rúa RUC: 10099317189 106 In Memoriam Tiraje Tiraje 1000 ejemplares 108 Equipo de la Universidad Depósito Legal Biblioteca Nacional del Perú N° 99-0406 Luego encontrarán dos artículos académicos escritos por Ruth Mamani de los Ríos, profesora de la institución, y Luis Fernando Prudencio Mendoza, alumno de musicología, titulados “Necesidad de desarrollar la investigación en la Universidad Nacional de Música” y “El Pampapiano: Historia de un instrumento mediador de lo religioso y lo festivo en la tradición musical del Cusco”, respectivamente. A continuación, se reseñan dos de las actividades académicas principales del año: la Ceremonia de Graduación de la IX Promoción de Bachilleres -
A Dozen Obscure Favorites by Andrew Hartman
A Dozen Obscure Favorites by Andrew Hartman The reservoir of worthy classical works that deserve a wider audience is deep and wide. Those following my series of articles intended to shine a light on the more obscure corners of the repertory know that heretofore each essay has dealt comprehensively with a single composer. While this approach is suitable for many neglected composers, it leaves out innumerable classical pieces of merit written by composers who, for various reasons, may not lend themselves to this treatment. In some cases, a composer wrote too few works to warrant an article or only a small portion of their oeuvre is still extant. In others, a composer’s productivity was so prolific that even a cursory examination of their works requires a book, not an article. Alternately, a composer may have been a “one hit wonder” and only one of their works is worthy of revival. In any case, the single composer format can miss many deserving works. Accordingly I thought it would be worthwhile to occasionally contribute an essay that deals with individual works, rather than focusing on one composer. My criteria for choosing these works is simple. They need to be pieces of high merit that once heard will not likely be forgotten. They need to be works largely unknown by the general public, even if their composers’ names are fairly familiar. The dozen works I have chosen here run the gamut from pieces by composers known only to the most devoted classical music fan, to less familiar pieces written by composers known by the casual aficionado. -
Between Lipany and White Mountain Studies in Central European Histories
Between Lipany and White Mountain Studies in Central European Histories Edited by Roger Chickering (Georgetown University) David M. Luebke (University of Oregon) Editorial Board Steven Beller (Washington, D.C.) Marc R. Forster (Connecticut College) Atina Grossmann (Columbia University) Peter Hayes (Northwestern University) Susan Karant-Nunn (University of Arizona) Mary Lindemann (University of Miami) H.C. Erik Midelfort (University of Virginia) David Sabean (University of California, Los Angeles) Jonathan Sperber (University of Missouri) Jan de Vries (University of California, Berkeley) VOLUME 58 The titles published in this series are listed at brill.com/sceh Between Lipany and White Mountain Essays in Late Medieval and Early Modern Bohemian History in Modern Czech Scholarship Edited, with an Introduction and Bibliography by James R. Palmitessa Translated by Barbara Day and Christopher Hopkinson LEIDEN | BOSTON Cover illustration: Skica zimní aleje (“Sketch of a Winter Path”), © Irina Slámová. The artist lives and works in Táchov, a city on the edge of the Bohemian Czech Forest (český les) that borders the Czech Republic and Germany. Her illustration inviting one to enter the forest, an iconic symbol of the Czech landscape, invites the reader to become acquainted with the history and historiography of the Czech Lands. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Between Lipany and White Mountain : essays in late medieval and early modern Bohemian history in modern Czech scholarship / edited by James R. Palmitessa, Western Michigan University ; translated by Barbara Day and Christopher Hopkinson. pages cm. — (Studies in Central European histories ; volume 58) Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 978-90-04-27757-1 (hardback : alk.