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KAROL SZYMANOWSKI AS THE CHANCELLOR OF THE HIGHER SCHOOL OF MUSIC IN WARSAW. NEW FACTS, NEW LIGHT

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Dziadek M.
Musicology Today
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2008
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vol. 5
94-117
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The authoress discusses the question of historical evaluation of Szymanowski's stand and his role as the Chancellor of the Higher School of Music in Warsaw. Taking into account different narratives she argues that too often those judgments are based on statements made by Szymanowski himself, who tended to reduce the controversy over the Higher School to the struggle between progressivism and conservatism. The article re-examines these views to prepare ground for a more objective discussion, by providing a detailed reconstruction of the story of the controversies linked to the future of the School. This brings the authoress to the conclusion that they resulted from two different tendencies. The first was represented by Szymanowski, who saw the need to expand the existing narrow system of vocational teaching and to create an 'oasis of wisdom' in Warsaw with an elite of virtuosos. The second was egalitarian and utilitarian. According to the authoress, Szymanowski's vision in the time of the economic depression was utopian. That is why, she argues, it is the latter tendency, convergent with the policies of the Polish educational authorities, which prevailed in the conflict over the shape of the Conservatory.
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EVANJELICKÉ KANTORÁTY A. V. NA SPIŠI A ICH VÝZNAM PRE ROZVOJ RENESANČNEJ A BAROKOVEJ HUDBY

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Petőczová J.
Musicologica Slovaca
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2014
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vol. 5 (31)
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issue 1
35 – 65
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The paper summarises the results of the most recent research on Lutheran church cantorates in Spiš/Zips in the 16th and 17th centuries. Besides resolving questions of terminology, the author considers the genesis of the Lutheran cantorates (development of musical education, influence of Leonard Stöckel) and also analyses the activity of two urban cantorates (Levoča/Leutschau, Spišská Nová Ves/Neocomium, Iglo, Neudorff). An emphasis is placed on the new findings connected with the existence of the religious musical corporation Fraternitas Litteratorum in Spišská Nová Ves. Particular attention is devoted to transcriptions of the unique musical repertoire in the Spiš Lutheran cantorates and the Central European music-cultural context.
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