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Composing Mortality: The Voice Of Death In The Music Of Frédéric Chopin, Jessica Castleberry
Composing Mortality: The Voice Of Death In The Music Of Frédéric Chopin, Jessica Castleberry
Master's Theses
The constant presence of mortality in Frédéric Chopin’s life, writings, and music resulted in his obsessive fascination with death, informed both by his individual experiences and cultural milieu. Through topical analysis of the programmatic, texted, and operatic repertoire of the nineteenth century, a body of musical gestures used to depict the varying aspects of mortality can be codified into a single style––the macabre style. This codification allows for a historically informed hearing of the instrumental repertoire of composers such as Chopin. Analyzing Chopin’s works that directly evoke the foundational genres of the style, the funeral march and lament, provides a …
Junior Recital: Program Notes, Sophia Heitkamp
Junior Recital: Program Notes, Sophia Heitkamp
Senior Honors Theses and Projects
The following program notes provide a brief historical background and harmonic analysis of the pieces performed at my Junior Recital. These pieces include several solo piano pieces, a piano duet, and a saxophone/piano duet.
Volume 52, Number 06 (June 1934), James Francis Cooke
Volume 52, Number 06 (June 1934), James Francis Cooke
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
Music of New Russia (interview with Albert Coates
Do Snakes Like Music?
Ethelbert Nevin's A Day in Venice (Un Giorno in Venezia): A New Tone Film Presentation Which is Commanding National Attention
Give the Child a Good Piano
Staccato Accents
Baseball and Scales
Use the Metronome in Practicing Sight-reading
Novelty for Your Recital
National Element in Polish Music
Getting a Start in Music Teaching in the Country
How One Teacher Did It
Art of Program Making
Accompanist
Music of the Land of the Bourrée
Music of Nature: A Series of Programs for Studio, Club or Radio Recital
Experimenting With the …
Volume 52, Number 04 (April 1934), James Francis Cooke
Volume 52, Number 04 (April 1934), James Francis Cooke
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
There is No Royal Road to Singing! (interview with Göta Ljungberg)
Bass Drum
Chopin Odiosyncracy
How I Managed to Secure Pupils During The Depression
Dating Recitals for Success
Bandmaster Gilmore: The Indomitable Pat Whose Masterpiece was Probably When Johnny Comes Marching Home
London: A World Music Center
Chopin's Masterly Valse in A Flat, Op. 42: A Detailed Lesson Analysis
Music Popular at the Time of Lincoln
Cultivation of Musical Taste in a Small Town
Volume 23, Number 01 (January 1905), Winton J. Baltzell
Volume 23, Number 01 (January 1905), Winton J. Baltzell
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
Fréderic François Chopin (Biographical Sketch)
Appreciation of Chopin: His Works Embody All Technical Forms
Chopin the Revolutionaire
Chopin the Teacher
Chopin the Man
Chopin the Poet of the Pianoforte
True Genius of Pianoforte Music: Exemplified in Chopin's Works
Making up a Chopin Program
Quality of Chopin's Genius
Musical Rhythm and Rhythmic Playing
Volume 20, Number 06 (June 1902), Winton J. Baltzell
Volume 20, Number 06 (June 1902), Winton J. Baltzell
The Etude Magazine: 1883-1957
Unsatisfactory Pupil and His Lack of Innate Rhythm
Treatment of the Thumb
Use of Finger Exercises
Saint-Saëns on Melody and Harmony
What Constitutes a Musical Communitys
How Bach Played
Was Old Fogy a Liszt Pupil?
Preparation for the Day's Work
Some of the Easier Chopin Nocturnes
Paderewski on Scale-Playing