Muzyka w Kontekście Pedagogicznym, Społecznym i Kulturowym 4 / 2024
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Pozycja Streaming. O doświadczaniu muzyki w czasie pandemii(Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego, 2024-10) Kokowska, MariolaThe aim of this article is to present issues related to the experience of musical art in the digital age and the COVID-19 pandemic. The core issue includes the perspective of the streaming mode of experiencing music during the pandemic, against which the context of phenomenological aesthetic experience in the form of the virtual concert, the virtual concert hall and the aspect of the virtual voice assistant is addressed. The social-therapeutic dimension of music suggests references to the adaptive role of virtual forms of communicating musical content present in the pandemic era. 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He does not use a single cantilena pattern, but based on the main motivic model, introduces various melodic variants through repetitions, which increases the sound value of the miniature.Pozycja „Trzy utwory” na skrzypce i fortepian Stanisława Serwaczyńskiego (1781–1859) w kontekście historycznym, artystycznym i pedagogicznym(Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego, 2024-10) Siedlaczek, Iwona A.Stanislaw Serwaczynski is known in Polish musical culture as Henryk Wieniawski’s teacher. Basing upon three title compositions the author shows the violinist from a different angle, as a prominent individuality of his time, man being part of the cultural elite of the rising nation. The violinist’s personality was shaped by education and upbringing of the Enlightenment, in which the major role played Masonic ideals of his father, Michal. Throughout his life, Serwaczyński testified that he was moved by these ideals and worked for national culture as virtuoso, chamber musician and composer. His works indicates an interest in folk music, which was very characteristic of the national school of composing. This interest was initiated in 18 th century by Holland and Stefani. Three pieces make important works of instrumental literature and valuable pedagogical compositions. They are also a kind of bridge to romantic violin miniatures composed by his Lublin student.Pozycja The Reception and Performance of Ludwig van Beethoven’s Instrumental Music in “Ville Lumière” from the late 1820s through the mid–1840s(Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego, 2024-10) Cadi Sulumuna, TeminaLudwig van Beethoven emerged as a towering figure in the French press during the first half of the nineteenth century. His “bizarre” music served as an excellent tool for contemporary progressive critics, helping them to form an elite audience and elevate “the musical intelligence of the masses”, to show professional musicians the direction which “modern music” should take and to encourage skillful amateurs to dare to perform compositions that may not have been captivating upon first being heard. Readers of the time were thus gradually compelled to accept the “new German school of composition”. It was mainly in promoting Beethoven’s instrumental music in Ville Lumière that the French press saw a strong argument for portraying the city as the hub of the most sublime and finest European music. The purpose of the present article is to contribute towards musicological studies by depicting a complex picture of assimilating, interpreting, and evaluating Beethoven’s music as well as adapting it to French performance conventions. All these points are considered through the lens of the music and non-music press targeting a highly diverse readership during the first half of the nineteenth century. The article is divided into two sections. The first section focuses on the reception of Beethoven’s instrumental music by the elite Parisian audience, while the second one discusses the French peculiarities in the performance of Beethoven’s music from the late 1820s to the mid-1840s.Pozycja Słowo wstępne(Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego, 2024-10) Nidecka, Ewa; Wąsacz-Krztoń, Jolanta