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題名:荀貝格的音樂美學在聲樂作品中之實踐
作者:車炎江 引用關係
作者(外文):Yen-Chiang Che
校院名稱:國立臺北藝術大學
系所名稱:音樂學系博士班
指導教授:顏綠芬
學位類別:博士
出版日期:2011
主題關鍵詞:荀貝格《風格與意念》音樂美學音樂意念民族主義戲劇特質Arnold SchoenbergStyle and IdeaAesthetics of MusicMusical ideaNationalismDramatic Quality
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本論文探討荀貝格(Arnold Schoenberg, 1874-1951)音樂美學思想的體系與內涵,並討論他如何在聲樂作品裡實踐自己的音樂美學思想。全文共分為二部份,第一部份為「荀貝格的音樂美學」,討論荀貝格在德奧傳統下的音樂詩學,以及他的音樂與現代藝術之間的交互作用;最後,他將這些來自傳統與當代的思維裡構築出嚴謹的音樂邏輯秩序,並且賦予他無與倫比的創造力。第二部份為「荀貝格聲樂作品之音樂美學實踐」,回顧荀貝格聲樂作品的音樂風格演變以及關鍵性作品裡的音樂意念,並討論在荀貝格聲樂作品的「創作表層」(調性、非調性和十二音列作曲法)現象下隱含的「內在程序」──例如他的宗教與數字學信仰、民族主義思想、和「音樂的散文」等。荀貝格聲樂作品展現驚人的戲劇特質,這是他承襲華格納與布拉姆斯聲樂作品裡的戲劇性觀念與技法,外加他吸納浪漫主義晚期、一路到表現主義戲劇、布雷希特史詩劇場的「疏離效應」的結果,不僅反映二十世紀初期的現代戲劇思維,也成為華格納「整體藝術作品」理念的後繼實踐者。荀貝格聲樂作品展現新音樂思維,未完成聲樂作品──《雅各的天梯》、《摩西與亞倫》、《現代詩篇》,更成為他個人音樂與信仰的里程碑,也是他音樂美學實踐極具代表性的範例。
Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951) was a composer of “Gedanke” in his monumental aesthetics of music; thus, this dissertation aimed to discuss exterior and interior linkages between his aesthetics of music and the practice in vocal music. The first part of this dissertation sorted out Schoenberg’s aesthetics of music and arts, especially on his “poetics of music,” inheritage of German music tradition, and the parallelism between his music and the modern art, the coordination and dialectics of which established his inner world of logics and became his foundation of creativity. In the second part, it was to survey Schoenberg’s varied aesthetical practice in vocal music on his transformation of styles and ideas. More than merely hidden beneath, it is believed that there were some particular “inner processes” which dominated his musical phenomenon, which might refer to his belief and conviction in Judaism, numerology, his nationalistic thought, and the “musical prose” inherited from German masters. The astounding “dramatic quality” of his vocal works demonstrated all Schoenberg’s techniques directly from German masters; in addtion, his vocal music was a sophisticated showcase of Wagner’s Gesamtkunstwerk, late romanticism, expressionism, and even the “alienation effect” (Verfremdungseffekt) in Brecht’s epic theater, which made Schoenberg a true modernist. Besides the classical music tradition, Schoenberg also proceeded with his musical evolution in the realm of modernism and the trivial music so intricately that it might lead his musical ideas to achieve a more creative production in originality of musical art, e. g., Sprechstimme. In spite of the famous three “unfinished torsos” of Schoenberg (Jakobsleiter, Moses und Aron, and The Modern Psalm) remaining unfinished yet performable, they were his prophetic proclamation about his “chosen-one” belief, and which means much more than some outsets of his journey in music.
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影音資料出版品
Boulez, Pierre, conductor. Boulez Conducts Arnold Schoenberg I. Multiple sources and performers. Sony Classical 88697564622. 5 CDs. 2009.
_________. Boulez Conducts Arnold Schoenberg II. Multiple sources and performers. Sony Classical 88697562522. 6 CDs. 2009.
Marton, Eva, soprano. Schoenberg, Wagner. Budapest Symphony Orchestra, conducted by John Carewe and János Kovács. Hungaroton Classic HCD 31748. CD. 1998.
_________. Works by Zemlinsky, Schoenberg, Schreker, Korngold. Budapest Symphony Orchestra, conducted by John Carewe. Hungaroton Classic HCD 31932. CD. 2000.
Schoenberg, Arnold. Choral Works. Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by Robert Craft, and Jennifer Welch-Babidge (Soprano), David Wilson-Johnson (Rabbi-Narrator), Simon Joly Chorale. NAXOS 8.557525. CD. 2007.
_________. Die Glückliche Hand, Verklärte Nacht. BBC Singers & Symphony Orchestra, New York Philharmonic, conducted by Pierre Boulez. Sony Classical SMK 48 464. CD. 1993.
_________. Gurrelieder. Performed by Tanglewood Festival Chorus & Boston Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Seiji Ozawa. Philips 475 7782. 2CDs. 2006.
_________. Die Jakobsleiter & Chamber Symphony No. 1. Performed by BBS Singers & Symphony Orchestra, and Members of the Ensemble InterContemporain, conducted by Pierre Boulez. Sony Classical SMK 48 462. CD. 1993.
_________. Lieder. Performed by Ellen Faull (Soprano), Helen Vanni (Mezzo-Soprano), Donald Gramm (Bass-Baritone), Cornelis Opthof (Baritone), and Glenn Gould (Piano). Sony Classical SM2K 52 667. 2CDs. 1995.
_________. Moses und Aron. BBC Singers & Symphony Orchestra, Orpheus Boys’ Choir, and Members of the Ensemble InterContemporain, conducted by Pierre Boulez. Sony Classical SM2K 48 456. 2CDs. 1993.
_________. Moses und Aron. Live recording from the Vienna State Opera in 2006. Franz Grundheber (as Moses), Thomas Moser (as Aron), etc., with Orchestra and Chorus of the Vienna State Opera, et al., conducted by Daniele Gatti. Directed for TV by Claus Viller in a 2006 production of the ORF. ARTHAUS MUSIK 101 259. DVD (in NTSC format). 2006.
_________. Schoenberg: Op. 16, 17, 18. Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Dir. Hermann Scherchen, Sop. Magda Laszló und Baß Kieth Engen. Orfeo C 274 921 B. CD. 1992.
_________. Pierrot Lunaire, Op. 21, and other vocal repertoire of Schoenberg. Performed and released in CDs as the followings:
Jane Manning (Sprechstimme) and Simon Rattle. Chandos: CHAN 6534 (recorded 1977, released 2003).
Marianne Pousseur (Sprechstimme) and Philippe Herreweghe (conductor). HMC 901390. Harmonia mundi, 1992.
Christine Schäfer and Pierre Boulez. 457 630-2. Deutsche Grammophon, 1998.
Mary Thomas and David Atherton. 425626-2. DECCA, 1990.

 
 
 
 
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