O segundo concerto para piano e orquestra de Béla Bartók: indagações formais
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2020-03-20
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Vasconcelos, Rodrigo de Carvalho [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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O objeto de pesquisa desta Tese é o 2 o . Concerto para Piano e Orquestra de Béla Bartók (1881-1945), composto em 1931. Após a contextualização da obra, apresentamos uma análise musical. Nossa perspectiva dialoga com duas principais correntes analíticas: a Teoria da Forma Sonata (Hepokoski e Darcy, Caplin e Schmalfeldt) e as Teorias Pós-tonais (Antokoletz e Straus). A análise concentrou-se no 1 o . Movimento que, segundo o compositor, possuiria a Forma Sonata. Partindo desta declaração, procuramos compreender como opera, formalmente, a dinâmica entre ideias temáticas, motivos, coleções referenciais, relações contrapontísticas e texturais, e direcionalidade. O modelo da Forma Sonata foi colocado em discussão, realçando seus limites, sua maleabilidade e seus pontos de tensão, à luz dos procedimentos formais encontrados neste 1 o . Movimento. Os resultados analíticos descritos textualmente apresentam-se sintetizados por meio de gráficos, considerados parte integrante do procedimento metodológico.
Béla Bartók’s (1881-1945) Concerto No. 2 for Piano and Orchestra, composed in 1931, is the primary focus of this thesis. Following the contextualization of the work, we present a musical analysis. Our aim is to bring together two analytical currents: the Sonata Theory (Hepokoski and Darcy, Caplin and Schmalfeldt) and Post-tonal Theories (Antokoletz and Straus). The analysis focuses on the First Movement, which according to the composer, is in Sonata Form. Based on his statement, we intend to understand how thematic ideas, motifs, referential collections, counterpoints, directionality, and texture interact against a formal background. We discuss the Sonata Form, highlighting its limitations, malleability, and points of tension, in light of the formal procedures found in the First Movement. The descriptions of analytical results are supported by graphs, which are considered an integral part of the methodology.
Béla Bartók’s (1881-1945) Concerto No. 2 for Piano and Orchestra, composed in 1931, is the primary focus of this thesis. Following the contextualization of the work, we present a musical analysis. Our aim is to bring together two analytical currents: the Sonata Theory (Hepokoski and Darcy, Caplin and Schmalfeldt) and Post-tonal Theories (Antokoletz and Straus). The analysis focuses on the First Movement, which according to the composer, is in Sonata Form. Based on his statement, we intend to understand how thematic ideas, motifs, referential collections, counterpoints, directionality, and texture interact against a formal background. We discuss the Sonata Form, highlighting its limitations, malleability, and points of tension, in light of the formal procedures found in the First Movement. The descriptions of analytical results are supported by graphs, which are considered an integral part of the methodology.
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Musica para piano - Analise apreciação, Bartók Béla - 1881-1945, Música orquestral, Sonata, Concerto para piano e orquestra no. 2, Forma sonata, Teoria dos conjuntos, Análise motívica, Concerto no. 2 for piano and orchestra, Sonata form, Set theory, Motivic analysis