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Old polish Christmas carols by contemplative nuns (seventeenth and eighteenth centuries)

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Gwioździk J.

Interdisciplinary Studies in Musicology

2012

issue 11

169-186

Old Polish Christmas carols in the contemplative female orders of Benedictine nuns, Poor Clares and Carmelite nuns were written and functioned at the junction of traditions - Polish and European, lay and religious, noble and elite, monastic and folk - and also in the Polish borderlands, which exhibited great diversification in terms of nationalities, religious denominations and cultures. The numerous versions of carols confirm not only their popularity, but also the fact that they functioned in specific environments, with the mutual influence of various motives, particularly noticeable in this genre, which was susceptible to all sorts of interference. The singing of carols, including those types which were characteristic of the monastic environment, such as lullabies, religious carols, songs of the nativity and of adoration and New Year carols, was a traditional part of Christmas celebrations. Performed both as part of the liturgy and outside it, they constituted a sort of a paratheatrical spectacle, characteristic of the Baroque mentality and of the spirituality of a specific order.

O czym milczą kroniki klasztorów grodzieńskich (II połowa XVII – XVIII wiek)

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Paulouskaya H.

Rocznik Lituanistyczny

2016

vol. 2

Przedmiotem badań jest osiem kronik sporządzonych w pięciu grodzieńskich klasztorach w II połowie XVII i w XVIII w. Na podstawie analizy treści kronik i zastosowanego w nich sposobu przedstawiania świata autorka bada tematy i wątki w nich pominięte. Owe opuszczenia charakteryzują kroniki jako typ piśmiennictwa, ujawniają cele przyświecające ich spisywaniu, specyfikę autora-kronikarza, nadają szczególną wartość nietypowym informacjom znajdującym się w tych tekstach. There search is based on eight chronicles written down in five Grodno (Hrodna) monasteries in the second half of the seventeenth and in the eighteenth century. The content of the chronicles and the ways of its presentation allow the author to analyse the texts and find out topics and points missed. These omissions indicate chronicles as a literary genre, tell us about the goals of writing them down and about the specifics of the authors, give special value to any information included in the chronicles as an exception.

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Old polish Christmas carols by contemplative nuns (seventeenth and eighteenth centuries)

O czym milczą kroniki klasztorów grodzieńskich (II połowa XVII – XVIII wiek)