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2021 | 69 | 12 | 69-81

Article title

IV Koncert fortepianowy Ludwiga van Beethovena w odczytaniu mikrohistorycznym

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A Microhistorical Reading of Ludwig Van Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 4

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EN
This article is an attempt to indicate new areas in the study of Beethoven’s music (Fourth Piano Concerto), which can be developed by applying a microhistorical perspective to musicology. It begins with a short reflection on the usefulness and presence of microhistories in research on the art of sound. The author then presents the results of Mark Ferraguto’s analyses, focusing on such issues as Beethoven’s piano technique in relation to the expectations of his contemporary listeners; the category of virtuosity in the context of the aesthetic debates of the time; the composer’s artistic personality; and the possibilities and limitations of the instrument at his disposal in the process of composition.
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Artykuł stanowi próbę wskazania nowych obszarów w badaniu muzyki Beethovena (IV Koncert fortepianowy), które można rozwinąć, przenosząc na grunt muzykologii perspektywę mikrohistoryczną. Rozpoczyna się od krótkiej refleksji nad przydatnością i dotychczasową obecnością mikrohistorii w badaniach nad sztuką dźwięku. Następnie autorka referuje rezultaty analiz poczynionych przez Marka Ferraguto, skupiając się na takich zagadnieniach, jak technika pianistyczna Beethovena w powiązaniu z oczekiwaniami współczesnych mu słuchaczy, kategoria wirtuozostwa w kontekście ówczesnych debat estetycznych, artystyczna osobowość kompozytora oraz możliwości i ograniczenia instrumentu pozostającego do jego dyspozycji w procesie komponowania.

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69

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12

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69-81

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published
2021

Contributors

  • University of Silesia in Katowice

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Publication order reference

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Biblioteka Nauki
45642829

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