BULLETIN OF THE TRANSILVANIA UNIVERSITY OF BRASOV • VOL. 10 (59) - 2017
Special Issue No. 2
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2017:
Proceedings of the
7th
International Conference “The Science of Music – Excellence in Performance”, November 22-25, 2017, Brasov, Romania
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rumanische Komponistenschule I ................................................................................................................................................................ |
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Belibou, Al.: Musical symbols of the ephemera – eternal dichotomy in the final movement of “Tehillim”by Steve Reich ................. |
17 |
Calefariu, E.: Vision and strategy for cultural management ............................................................................................................................ |
25 |
Cherciu, Al.: L’opera et l’oratorio europeens dedies a Jeanne d’Arc entre 1938 et 2014. Etude de dramaturgie musicale .............. |
31 |
Chiciudean, I.: “Our Father”, music by Anton Pann. A sacred Concerto work from composer Viorel Munteanu’s view point ............ |
39 |
Codreanu, M.C.: L’humour dans les miniatures vocales des compositeurs roumains ............................................................................. |
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Coroiu, P.M.: Liviu Danceanu, musicological dimensions of his aesthetics ................................................................................................ |
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op. 125”, by Sergei Prokofiev ............................................................................................................................................................... |
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Hanke, M.E.: The “G. Dima” Philharmonic in Brasov at the service of Creative Education in Music, in the years 1984–88 ............... |
93 |
Ibanescu, C.: Hypostases of the “Spanish Baroque Sonatas” for keyboard instruments ......................................................................... |
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Iosif, I.L., Rucsanda, M.D.: Elements of modal composition in Alexandru Pascanu’s Choral “Festum Hibernum” ............................. |
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Isac, V.: Spectral thought in the work of composer Octavian Nemesc .......................................................................................................... |
117 |
Itigan, M., Dragulin, S.: Beethoven’s dynamics seen in terms of his “Piano and Violin Sonatas” ............................................................ |
127 |
Karacsony, N.: Felicien David – the revealer of musical exoticism in the Romantic Era .......................................................................... |
135 |
Dobruja ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... |
143 |
Manafu, E.M.: Mozart’s “Sonatas for Piano and Violin” in the historical context of the Epoch ................................................................... |
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choir” .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... |
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Kragujevac (Serbia) – Contributions to defining and structuring the term ........................................................................................... |
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Oarcea, I.: Archaismes by Sigismund Toduta – stylistic interferences, conducting interpretations ........................................................ Abstract . |
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Oncescu, I.E.: Continuo, cadences et point d’orgue dans les“ Concerts pour piano et orchestre” de W. A. Mozart ............................ Abstract . |
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Oprea, G.C.: Transformations of Romanian traditional songs in Constantin Arvinte’s choral creation .................................................. Abstract . |
211 |
Para, C.: Aspects of vocal and choral harmony from the conductor’s perspective ..................................................................................... |
219 |
Pasc, C.M.: Interventional highlights for children with disabilities and their families ................................................................................. |
231 |
Paun, F., Pepelea, R.: Texture and dramaturgy in “Recitative and Chorus no. 58”, from Bach’s Matthaus-Passion ........................... |
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Pepelea, D.: Organic structure of the form in the “Second Sonata for Piano and Violin, Op.6”, by George Enescu ........................... |
249 |
Petcu-Catrina, M.: The Romanian lied. The first National Festival of the Romanian lied in Brasov (II) ................................................. |
257 |
Predoi, P.E.: Interdisciplinarity; reference to contemporary music pedagogy ............................................................................................. |
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Radu, C.I.: The opera orchestra and great conductors in the 20th century .................................................................................................. |
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Abstract . |
277 |
Streza, D. Al.: Musical particularities in Paul Constantinescu's “Oratorios” ................................................................................................... |
285 |
Szalay, Z.: Thoughts on the Transylvanian folksong competitions ................................................................................................................. |
299 |
les œuvres pour Piano ..................................................................................................................................................................................... Abstract . |
307 |
Suteu, C.: Trends in musician’s psychology ....................................................................................................................................................... |
315 |
Varlan, P.M.: Aspekte der ubermaßigen Sekunde im Wohltemperiertem Klavier von J. S. Bach .......................................................... |
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Voda, I.B.: Important aspects in developing the new musical curriculum for the Romanian educational system ............................... |
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Authors Index. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... | 339 |