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Marketing Fragment 6 X 10.T65 Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-57357-3 - Janacek Studies Edited by Paul Wingfield Index More information Index Abbate, Carolyn, 119, 263 Ayrey, Craig, 200,243, 245, acoustic scale,249,251,252,253, 265n 254, 256,257, 260 Adelaide, 148, 155 Bach,Johann Sebastian,7,68 Festival,148–52,159,165 ‘Es ist genug’,249 Festival Theatre, 150,159 Bakala,Brˇetislav, 64n,76,176 South Australian Symphony Baker, James,246 Orchestra,150 Bakhtin,Mikhail Mikhailovich,68, State Opera of South Australia 71 (formerly New Opera of South Bardac,Emma (née Moyse) 265 Australia),148,150, 152, 159, Barraqué, Jean, 190–1,192, 193, 199, 160, 161 201, 208–9,210–11,213,215, Adès, Thomas,vii 235, 240–1,243, 254 Allman,Robert, 157 Bartók, Béla, 136n American Musicological Society, Bartoˇs, Frantiˇsek,127n 192 Bauer, Glen, 121n, 207n,245n Anderson, Ross, 149 Beach,David,246n Ansermet, Ernest,232,235 Beckerman, Michael, viii, 3n, 4n, 5, Antokoletz,Elliot,254n 55n, 104n,121n, 144n,183, Aristotle,74 184n,185–6,207n, 221,225n, Aristoxenus, 225–6,227 245n,247n, 248n Armfield,Neil,164,165,166 Beethoven, Ludwig van,64,68,128, Arrighi, Luciana,159 202 Asher, Linda,110n Missa Solemnis, 143 Ashkenazy,Vladimir, 232 Symphony no. 5, 188,262 Auckland,155, 156 Symphony no. 6, 264 Auden,W.H., 8, 77–8 Bekenntnis,59 aufgehobene Tonalität, 247,248, Belfast,166 255 Bellini,Vincenzo, Norma,78 Austin,William,191 Bellman,Jonathan,122n 281 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-57357-3 - Janacek Studies Edited by Paul Wingfield Index More information index Bent, Ian,185, 204n,226n, 228n, Brixi,Frantiˇsek Xaver,Erat unus 244n, 246n cantor bonus,87 Berg,Alban,5, 6, 144 Brno, 29, 129n,143, 170–7,205, Lulu,9 207 Violin Concerto, 248–9,257 Beseda concerts, 173 Wozzeck, 9, 10, 64, 117 Brno National Theatre, 177 Berlin,166 Janácˇek Archive, 202n, 206n Staatsoper, 64n Publications Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Hudební besídka, 177 205 Lidové noviny, 68, 269 Berman, Laurence, 192,193, 196, Publishers 201, 210–11,212–14,218, Barviˇc, Jozˇa, 173 235–6,237 Benedictine Printing House, Berry,Wallace,227–8 172, 174,175–7 Bildungsroman, 262–3 Friends of Art Club, 30n, 37, Biss, Rod, 162n 173–5 Bizet, Georges,Carmen, 78, 123 Gregor, Josef, 177 Bjørnson, Maria, 157 Pazdírek,Oldrˇich, 172–3,175–7 Black, Leo, 189n Písˇa,Arnosˇt, 172 Blanks,Fred, 157,158, 165 Svoboda,Boleslav, 177 Blaˇzek,Zdenˇek, 80, 184, 185,206n, Winkler, Karl, 172,173 215n, 221n,223n, 224n,225n, Brod,Max,60,64,176n,205,206 247n Browne, Lindsay, 154 Bogart, Humphrey, 118 Bruckner,Anton, 11 Bojkovice (Moravia): Bunˇata, Bülow, Hans von, 170 Vladimír (publisher), 176 Burghauser, Jarmil,23n, 30n, 31, Bond,Russell,156 32n, 35n, 37n, 40n Bouis,Antonia,4n Butlin,Roger, 157 Boulez,Pierre, 189, 191,192, 193, 195, 198,200, 207, 232,237 Cadle,Guy, 163 Brahe,Tycho, 111 Campbell,Ian,161 Brahms,Johannes,5, 6, 7, 128,133, Canberra, 154 170, 245 Cˇapek,Karel, 111–12 Branberger, Jan, 177n,205 The Makropulos Affair, 111–17, Brecht, Bertolt, 155 120, 125,165n Bridgewater, Tim, 162 Rossum’s Universal Robots, 111 Brisbane,166 Carter, Roy, 247n Briscoe,James,191 Casella,Alfredo, 205 Britten, Benjamin Cˇech,Svatopluk,The Fiddler’s Child, Billy Budd, 9, 14,16 37–40,42–3,55n Death in Venice, 159 Cˇelansky´, Ludvík, 205 282 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-57357-3 - Janacek Studies Edited by Paul Wingfield Index More information index Charpentier, Marc Antoine,7 Images for orchestra, 189,197, Charpentier, Gustave,Louise,14 200, 205 Chekhov,Anton, 14 Jeux, 189–90,191,193, 195,197, Chew, Geoffrey, vii, 9n 198, 233 Chicago, 166 La mer, viii,184, 186–223,229–38, Chlubna, Osvald,64n, 76, 261 240–4,248,249–62,264–81 Chopin,Frédéric, 7, 128 Nocturnes, 205 Chopin,Kate, The Awakening, 270 Pelléas et Mélisande,7,8,9,10, Christchurch, 166 187, 200,205, 206,207 Christiansen, James,160 ‘Poe’Symphony, 265 Cillario,Carlo Felice,157 Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune, Coad, Conal, 163 188, 191 Cologne, 189 String Quartet, 205 Cone, Edward, 228 Suite bergamasque, 205 Connell,Elizabeth,153–4,155 Three Sonatas,188 Cooke, Deryck, 244n Debussy, Lilly (née Texier), 265 Cooper, Grosvenor, 227 Defoe, Daniel,Moll Flanders, 268 Copley, John, 153,154, 155 Delius, Frederick, 5 Coppola, Piero, 188 Demel, Jiˇrí, 69n Covell, Roger, 156, 161 Dempsey, Gregory, 150,152, 158, Cox, David, 193, 209, 210–11,213, 160 241 Denygrová,Antonie,163 Crowe, David, 121n, 122n developing variation, 189 Dickens,Charles, Great Dahlhaus,Carl, 57n, 66–7 Expectations, 263 Danton, 102 direct discourse, 79–108 Danube, the,145,262, 268 dno scˇasovací (scˇasovací base),222–5 Dargomyzhsky,Alexander Dömling,Wolfgang, 194,208, Sergeyevich,Rusalka, 270 210–11,213, 241 Dart,William,163 Donizetti, Gaetano, Lucia de Davison, Peter, 163 Lammermoor,78 de Man, Paul, 200,245 Dostoyevsky, Fyodor Mikhail,16, Debussy, Claude, 3, 7, 8, 15n, 61,64, 56–66 67, 187–9,191,193, 194,195, Crime and Punishment,71 196, 197,199, 200,205, 206, Devils,71 208, 215,221, 236,237, 264,265 The Brothers Karamazov, 58n, 63 Children’s Corner, 205, 206,238 The Idiot,71 La chute de la maison Usher, 265 Notes from the House of the Dead, Deux arabesques, 205 56–65,68, 69–76,78, 108 En blanc et noir, 265 Notes from the Underground,70 Fêtes galantes, set 1,206 Poor People, 71–2 283 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-57357-3 - Janacek Studies Edited by Paul Wingfield Index More information index Dowd, Ronald, 157 Fauré,Gabriel, 7 Downes,Edward, 153,154 Fibich, Zdeneˇk, 37 Drabkin,William, 204n,226n, 228n, Blaník,48 244n, 246n Firkusˇn´y, Leosˇ, 63n Dresden, 166 Firkusˇn´y,Tatiana,184–5n Drlík,F.,176 Flaubert, Gustave, Madame Bovary, Dunsby, Jonathan,265,272 264, 267 Durand,Jacques, 190n Foerster, Josef Dusˇa, Ferdisˇ,176 Eva, 268 Düsseldorf, 166 Legend of Happiness,54 Dvorˇák,Antonín, 6, 8, 15, 37, 64, Fonseca,Isabel,122n 128, 170,172, 206 formalism,4, 67, 68, 262 Dimitrij, 48n Forte,Allen, 245–6 The Golden Spinning Wheel, 48, Fowler, Henry, 227 55, 184n Frank,Joseph, 56–7 The Jacobin,87 Fretwell, Elizabeth,155,156 Nature,54 Freud, Sigmund, 263 The Noon Witch, 48, 55, 184n Furtwängler,Wilhelm, 205 Rusalka, 112, 270 The Water Goblin, 48,55, 184n Gard, Robert, 153, 158,159 The Wild Dove, 48, 55, 184n,269 Garrett, David, 154n Dyk,Viktor, 63 Gestehen,59 Gifford, Henry, 56n Eco, Umberto, The Name of the Rose, Gilson, Paul, La mer, 187 68, 70 Glyndebourne, 166 Edinburgh Festival, 149 Festival,156,157 Edmonds,Thomas, 151, 160 Goethe,Johann Wolfgang von, 71 Edwards,Gale,163 Gogol,Nikolai Vasilyevich, 67 Eimert, Herbert, 189, 198, 199 Dead Souls,56 Eisenstein,Sergei Mikhailovich, 74 Taras Bulba, 43–4,46, 55 Eisler, Hanns,vii Golden Section, 136n, 195–7,236–7 Elder, Mark, 157 Gousset, Bruno, 198 Eliot,George,The Mill on the Floss, Gozenpud,Abram,66n 270 Greager, Richard, 163 Elisˇka, Radomil, 37n, 40n Green, Douglass, 192,215 Erben, Karel, 48, 55 Greimas,A. J., 268 Everist,Mark, 265n Griffiths, Dai, 184n extended tonality, 248–9,251, 257 Grundgestalt, 245 Gurney, Ivor, 5 Fábián,Ladislaus,188 Gyger, David, 153,154, 158, 160, Faltusˇ, Leosˇ,60n 163, 165n 284 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-57357-3 - Janacek Studies Edited by Paul Wingfield Index More information index Haag, Stefan,149, 150 Impressionism,191 Hamburger, Paul, 40n Ives,Charles,5 Hammet,Dashiell,The Maltese Falcon, 118 Jackendoff, Roy, 228–9 Hannan, Eilene, 155, 157 jádro (kernel), 248,256 Hanslick, Eduard, 68 Jakobik,Albert, 194–5,209, Harris,Geoffrey, 160 210–11 Hauptmann, Moritz, 184, 226 Janácˇek, Leoˇs Haydn, Joseph, 1 Works Healey, Ken, 160, 161 The Adventures of the Vixen Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich, 66, Bystrouˇska, 13, 16, 34, 95–101, 226 110, 120,125, 130,136, 139–43, Ästhetik, Part III,226 144, 146–7,156–7,164, 166, Heine,Heinrich,70 207, 245,268 Helfert,Vladimír, 80 Amarus, 175 Hellmesberger Quartet, 170 Anna Karenina, 268 Helmholtz,Hermann, 184,225 The Ballad of Blaník, 36, 48–55, Hemingway, Ernest,‘The Hills Like 207 White Elephants’,110 The Beginning of a Romance, Herbart, Johann,144 79–80,81–2,93 Higonnet,Margaret,267 Capriccio, 7, 18n, 34–5 Hince,Kenneth,151,161 Concertino,7,34 Hindemith, Paul,Die Harmonie der The Danube, 207,266, 269 Welt, 112 Detvan Songs (Brigand Ballads), Hoad,Brian,154,156,158 133–6,141,146 Hoffmann, E. T.A. The Diary of One Who Atlantis,66 Disappeared, 11, 13, 16, 17n, Dschinnistan,66 68–9,72, 121, 122–3,125, Hofmann,Josef, 170 175–6 Hokusai,Katsushika,The Hollow of Exaudi Deus, 170, 172 the Wave off Kanagawa, 191,194 The Excursions of Mr Broucˇek, Hollander, Hans,40, 80 29–30,89–92,148–52,156, 159, Holloway, Robin, vii 165, 166 Homer, 58 Fairy Tale,36 Howat, Roy, 192,193n, 194,195–7, Fate, 6, 9, 13–14,86–9, 166 199, 201,208–15,218,220, The Fiddler’s Child, 36, 37–43,48, 236–7,241 55, 175 Howell, Roger, 160 From the House of the Dead, vii,8, Hrábal,Bohumír,‘Romance’,121 12, 13, 14–16,57, 60–5,73–8, Hrub´y, Jaromír (alias H.Jarosˇ), 56n, 79, 101,108, 166 60 Glagolitic Mass, 7, 11, 13, 113,149 285 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-57357-3 - Janacek Studies Edited by Paul Wingfield Index More information index Janácˇek, Leoˇs (cont.) Suite for Strings, 6, 176–7 Her Stepdaughter (Jenu˚fa), 6, 54, Taras Bulba, 36, 43–8,55, 207, 82–5, 86,101, 110, 130,150, 266 152–6,157, 158,161, 164,166, Ten Czech Hymns, 172 171, 173–4,268 Violin Concerto,‘The Pilgrimage Idyll, 6, 129 of a Soul’,60n In memoriam, 18–21,22, 23 ‘The Wild Duck’,173 In the Mists, 30–4,35, 175 Youth, 13, 177,269 Intermezzo erotico (no.
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