An Outline of the Repertoire of Songs Created From Avant-Garde to the Present Day by Slovak Composers Based on Foreign Language Poetry
Journal Title: Edukacja Muzyczna - Year 2024, Vol 19, Issue 19
Abstract
This article is a follow-up to the previous paper with the title An Outline of the Repertoire of Songs Created From Romanticism to Modernism by Slovak Composers Based on Foreign Language Poetry. Here we are continue through the period of the Slovak musical avant-garde to the present day and provides view of the Slovak composers and their song production, with a focus on profane songs accompanied by piano for foreign-language texts written by German, Austrian, French, English, American, Israeli, Chinese, Italian, Polish, Russian, Swedish, Armenian and Czech poets. Our aim is to sum up the above mentioned song repertoire and – consequently – to provide a view of the development of vocal foreign-text literature within the history of Slovak music, incl. the possibility of their use in the concert repertoires of singers of all vocal segments. This article is funded from the funds of the Catholic University of Ružomberok – Faculty of Education / Grant agency of the Faculty of Education / no 2/ b /2020.
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Miriam Žiarna
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- DOI 10.16926/em.2024.19.05
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