Aktuální problémy výzkumu starší hudby/ Current problems of the early music research
Praha, 8. - 14. června 2012/ Prague, June 8-14, 2012
Ústav hudební vědy FF UK
PROGRAM:
Friday, June 8 (Institute of Musicology, room 405)
9.00-12.30
Workshop
Lenka Hlávková (Prague): Central Europe and early music research today
Marc Desmet (St. Étienne): Jacob Handl's compositional technique, the example of parody treatment in the Mass Jam non dicam
Vladimír Maňas (Brno): Musical life in Moravia in the 16th Century
Marc Niubó (Prague) – Szymon Paczkowski (Warsaw): The importance of Dresden for Czech and Polish musical culture of the 18th Century
Monday, June 11 (Library of the Ethnological Institute, Puškinovo nám. 9, Praha 6)
9.30-13.00
Seminar
Christian Leitmeir (Bangor):
Philippe de Monte, La dolce vista: A madrigal and its transformations into polyphonic masses
Tuesday, June 12 (Library of the Ethnological Institute, Puškinovo nám. 9, Praha 6)
9.00-12.30
Workshop
Jan Koláček (Prague): Graduale Fulltext Database
Guillaume Bunel (Lyons/ St. Étienne): Cadences in Josquin's chansons: problems of definition
Barbara Dietlinger (Munich): The Concerto delle Dame. Luzzasco Luzzaschi´s print dated 1601
Barbara Eichner (Oxford): Music in the 16th Century monasteries
Szymon Paczkowski (Warsaw): The musical interests and patronage of Jakob Heinrich Count of Flemming (1667-1728)
Wednesday, June 13 (Institute of Musicology, room 405)
9.00-12.30
Seminar
9.00-10.30
Christian Leitmeir (Bangor): Music at the Court of Rudolf II – Some case studies
10.30-11.00 Break
11.00-12.30
Christian Leitmeir (Bangor): Mozart, Don Giovanni
15.00
National Library – visit of the Music Department
Marc Niubó (Prague)
Thursday, June 14 (Library of the Association for Cultural Studies in Central Europe, U Třešňovky 8, Praha 8 – Metro Kobylisy or Tram 10, 24, 25 stop Okrouhlická)
9.00-12.30
Workshop: Music in the Age of Rudolf II
Jiří Kroupa (Prague): Introduction to the Library of the Association for Cultural Studies in Central Europe
Jan Baťa (Prague): Codex Kuttenbergensis (Prague, National Museum AZ 33)
Christian Leitmeir (Bangor): Rudolf before Prague: The journey to Barcelona (1562-3), as documented in the Diary of Cardinal Otto Truchsess oF Waldburg
Elina Hamilton (Bangor): Understanding the Heavens. Johannes Kepler in the Discourse of Musica
Emma Hembry (Bangor): Michael Meier´s Atalanta fugiens
Martin Konvalinka (Prague): Performing Atalanta fugiens
Vladimír Maňas (Brno): Performance practice of vocal polyphony