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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.27.2017.tde-07072017-111514
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Author
Full name
Alexy Gaione Viegas de Araujo
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2017
Supervisor
Committee
Moreira, Adriana Lopes da Cunha (President)
Costa, Rogério Luiz Moraes
Lucas, Monica Isabel
Nogueira, Marcos Fernandes Pupo
Pascoal, Maria Lucia Senna Machado
Title in Portuguese
Stravinsky e a música popular americana: Processos identitários, transposições hipertextuais e análise musical
Keywords in Portuguese
Análise musical
Música popular
Póstonalismo
Stravinsky
Teoria musical
Abstract in Portuguese
Em observação à existência de obras de Stravinsky influenciadas pela música popular americana (incluindo Ragtime for Eleven Instruments, Preludium for Jazz Ensemble, Tango e Ebony Concerto) esta tese investiga processos identitários através dos quais o compositor fora possivelmente interpelado pela ideia do popular enquanto ponto de partida para situacionais possibilidades estéticas modernistas. Explora também tópicos da teoria hipertextual conforme proposta por Genette (1982), a fim de examinar a presença de transposições hipertextuais em empréstimos de ragtime realizados por Stravinsky. Por fim, realiza revisão de aspectos pertinentes a correntes teóricas no âmbito da relação entre alturas (SCHENKER, 1906, 1910, 1922, 1935; LERDAHL, 2001; STRAUS, 2014), de textura, densidade e movimento musical (BERRY, 1987), da repetição (FERRAZ, 1998) e da sucessão ordenada (HORLACHER, 2011); e da potencialidade projetiva (HASTY, 1997), com o propósito de apurar traços da articulação destas questões em processos composicionais de Stravinsky, com ênfase nas obras acima referidas. Os resultados obtidos por este trabalho apontam que os empréstimos de "popular" articulados por transposições hipertextuais atuam enquanto ponto de partida para criação de obras inéditas, as quais são estruturadas através de múltiplos centros de altura principal, níveis de prolongamento, blocos simultâneos e paralelismos.
Title in English
Stravinsky and American popular music: identity processes, hypertextual transpositions and music analysis.
Keywords in English
Music analysis
Music theory
Popular music
Pos-tonal
Stravinsky
Abstract in English
Considering Stravinsky's American popular music inflected works (including Ragtime for Eleven Instruments, Preludium for Jazz Ensemble, Tango and Ebony Concerto), the present thesis aims to investigate identity processes through which Stravinsky was possibly challenged by the popular as a starting point for occasional modernist aesthetic possibilities. It also explores hypertextual theory topics as proposed by Genette (1982), in order to examine issues related to hypertextual transpositions in Stravinsky's ragtime borrowings. Finally, it carries out a review of theoretical trends relevant aspects, concearning pitch relations (SCHENKER, 1906, 1910, 1922, 1935 and LERDAHL, 2001); texture, density and musical movement (BERRY, 1987); repetition (FERRAZ, 1998); ordered succession (HORLACHER, 2011); and projective potentiality (HASTY, 1997), with the purpose of ascertaining traces of the articulation of these issues into Stravinsky's compositional processes. The results obtained by this work point out that the popular borrowings articulated by hypertextual transpositions act as a starting point for the creation of new works, which are structured through multiple pitch centers, levels of the basic space, simultaneous blocks and parallelism.
 
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2017-07-10
 
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