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Although nowadays the output of Johann Baptist Schiedermayr is almost completely forgotten, in the 19th century the composer was widely recognized as an author of both sacred and secular music. His compositions were performed mostly in Central Europe, but it should be underlined that the preserved manuscripts display an impressive area in which he must have been known. There are thousands preserved sources that confirm his popularity in the past; therefore, it is disturbing as well as intriguing that Schiedermayr is usually overlooked by scholars investigating music of the early 19th century. In my paper, I present life of the composer, including existing literature that concerns this topic, and I make an attempt to reconstruct his output as hitherto no one have done it. It appears that Johann Baptist Schiedermayr was well-educated and played a crucial role in the musical life of Linz at his time. Besides his achievements as a musi¬cian, conductor and teacher, he composed a vast variety of musical pieces, although he focused mostly on church music. Based on the studies done so far, we can assume that he created hundreds of compositions presenting his excellent compositional technique as well as musicality; many of them were also printed. Nevertheless, further research is absolutely necessary in order to broaden knowledge of this brilliant persona and his oeuvre.
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Although nowadays the output of Johann Baptist Schiedermayr is almost completely forgotten, in the 19th century the composer was widely recognized as an author of both sacred and secular music. His compositions were performed mostly in Central Europe, but it should be underlined that the preserved manuscripts display an impressive area in which he must have been known. There are thousands preserved sources that confirm his popularity in the past; therefore, it is disturbing as well as intriguing that Schiedermayr is usually overlooked by scholars investigating music of the early 19th century. In my paper, I present life of the composer, including existing literature that concerns this topic, and I make an attempt to reconstruct his output as hitherto no one have done it. It appears that Johann Baptist Schiedermayr was well-educated and played a crucial role in the musical life of Linz at his time. Besides his achievements as a musician, conductor and teacher, he composed a vast variety of musical pieces, although he focused mostly on church music. Based on the studies done so far, we can assume that he created hundreds of compositions presenting his excellent compositional technique as well as musicality; many of them were also printed. Nevertheless. further research is absolutely necessary in order to broaden knowledge of this brilliant persona and his oeuvre.
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This article focuses on an attempt to discover the essence of the phenomenon of Japanese fascination with the person and work of Frédéric Chopin. This phenomenon has already been partially illustrated in scientific publications. So far, however, no answer has been given to the question why Chopin’s reception has been so intense in Japan for years. The Author of the article puts forward the thesis that the sources of the Japanese phenomenon of Chopin should be sought in Japanese culture, not in the Japanese interest in Polish culture. The categories wa, wabi, sabi, kanpekishugi, kawaii, and manga put this into perspective. Thanks to the “creative reproductiveness,” the Japanese transform the music of the Polish composer and adapt it to their own preferences. As a result of this process, a Japanese “new quality” arises, which is not identical to the original context. Frédéric Chopin gains a new Japanese face in the Land of the Rising Sun.
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Niniejszy artykuł koncentruje się na próbie odkrycia istoty fenomenu japońskiej fascynacji osobą i twórczością Fryderyka Chopina. To zjawisko zostało już fragmentarycznie zilustrowane w publikacjach naukowych. Dotychczas jednak nie udzielono odpowiedzi na pytanie, dlaczego recepcja Chopina jest w Japonii od lat tak intensywna. Autor artykułu stawia tezę, że źródeł japońskiego fenomenu Chopina należy szukać w kulturze japońskiej, nie zaś w japońskim zainteresowaniu kulturą polską. Kategorie wa, wabi, sabi, kanpekishugi, kawaii i manga pozwalają naświetlić tę kwestię z właściwej perspektywy. Za sprawą „twórczej odtwórczości” Japończycy przekształcają muzykę polskiego kompozytora i dostosowują ją do własnych upodobań. Na skutek tego procesu powstaje japońska „nowa jakość”, która nie jest tożsama z pierwotnym kontekstem. Fryderyk Chopin zyskuje w Kraju Kwitnącej Wiśni nowe japońskie oblicze.
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