Song Beyond the Nation
Translation, Transnationalism, Performance
Sorozatcím:
Proceedings of the British Academy;
Kiadó: OUP
Megjelenés dátuma: 2021. május 20.
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| ISBN13: | 9780197267196 |
| ISBN10: | 019726719X |
| Kötéstípus: | Keménykötés |
| Terjedelem: | 352 oldal |
| Méret: | 240x160x22 mm |
| Súly: | 640 g |
| Nyelv: | angol |
| Illusztrációk: | 51 music examples, 5 figures, 7 tables |
| 483 |
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Hosszú leírás:
Within classical music, much writing on the Western song tradition since 1800 has assumed a direct link between musical cultures and national literatures, and song has typically been interpreted as one of the means by which constructions of nationalism and nationhood have been pursued in the cultural sphere. Yet song can also be a mobile and cosmopolitan genre and form of cultural practice, able - through performance, publication, and translation - to cross
boundaries between cultures and languages.
This volume brings together musicologists, literary scholars, linguists, and cultural historians to examine the ways in which song creation, practice, and interpretation has been defined by, and in turn defines, conceptions of nationalism and the transnational. It focuses on four key poets - the Persian Hafiz, German Heine, American Whitman, and French Verlaine - and examines how their poems have been 'translated' into song, and how music can challenge the seemingly organic relationship between
language and nation.
boundaries between cultures and languages.
This volume brings together musicologists, literary scholars, linguists, and cultural historians to examine the ways in which song creation, practice, and interpretation has been defined by, and in turn defines, conceptions of nationalism and the transnational. It focuses on four key poets - the Persian Hafiz, German Heine, American Whitman, and French Verlaine - and examines how their poems have been 'translated' into song, and how music can challenge the seemingly organic relationship between
language and nation.
Tartalomjegyzék:
INTRODUCTION
'L'invitation au voyage'
HAFIZ
Hafiz between Nations: Song Settings by Daumer/Brahms and Peacock/Beamish
Szymanowski, a Hafiz 'Grablied', and the 'translation' of Nietzsche
The German Roots of Russian Orientalism: Hafiz's Poetry in Early Twentieth-Century Russian Song
HEINE
Traces of Tourism and Transnationalism in Liszt's Heine Settings
Performance Matters in Heine: The Case of Pauline Viardot's 'Das ist ein schlechtes Wetter'
'Once again...speaking of' Heine, in Song
VERLAINE
Why song in Verlaine's Verse is Always Already Beyond the Nation
French Impressions: The Transnational Afterlives of Verlaine's 'La Lune blanche' in Song
Paul Verlaine in Parallel: Loeffler, Fauré, Debussy
Song Just Beyond the Nation, or Debussy via Verlaine
WHITMAN
Johanna Müller-Hermann's Lied der Erinnerung: Austria, America, and Beyond
The Émigré Walt Whitman: Songs of Mourning, 1943-48
A Song, the Sea, and a Listening Boy: Whitman - Swinburne - Delius
Whitman and Stevenson: Singing the Nation from Scotland to Samoa via Ohio and Hawai'i
Afterword
'L'invitation au voyage'
HAFIZ
Hafiz between Nations: Song Settings by Daumer/Brahms and Peacock/Beamish
Szymanowski, a Hafiz 'Grablied', and the 'translation' of Nietzsche
The German Roots of Russian Orientalism: Hafiz's Poetry in Early Twentieth-Century Russian Song
HEINE
Traces of Tourism and Transnationalism in Liszt's Heine Settings
Performance Matters in Heine: The Case of Pauline Viardot's 'Das ist ein schlechtes Wetter'
'Once again...speaking of' Heine, in Song
VERLAINE
Why song in Verlaine's Verse is Always Already Beyond the Nation
French Impressions: The Transnational Afterlives of Verlaine's 'La Lune blanche' in Song
Paul Verlaine in Parallel: Loeffler, Fauré, Debussy
Song Just Beyond the Nation, or Debussy via Verlaine
WHITMAN
Johanna Müller-Hermann's Lied der Erinnerung: Austria, America, and Beyond
The Émigré Walt Whitman: Songs of Mourning, 1943-48
A Song, the Sea, and a Listening Boy: Whitman - Swinburne - Delius
Whitman and Stevenson: Singing the Nation from Scotland to Samoa via Ohio and Hawai'i
Afterword
