EUROMAC 9: 9TH EUROPEAN MUSIC ANALYSIS CONFERENCE
PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28TH
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11:00-12:30 Session 3D: Readings of Franz Liszt
11:00 Reading Liszt’s ‘Sospiri!’ (1887): ‘Lateness’, memory, nostalgia and place in the nineteenth-century piano miniature
11:30 19th-century song cycle as an object of interdisciplinary analysis. A case of Franz Liszt’s song cycles
12:00 Multi-movement work as complete gesture in Liszt and other 19th century composers: towards the concept of two-dimensional cycle
11:00-12:30 Session 3I: Contemporary Musical Horizons (I)
11:00 Louis Andriessen's "De Stijl" and Rendering Mondrian Musical
11:30 Analysis of the use of silence in Frédéric Devreese's Passage à 5, Mascarade, Danse de l'Auberge and Valse sacrée
12:00 Jonathan Harvey’s music as a path to transcendence
14:00-17:00 Session 4A: The Second Viennese School (I): Berg, Organicism, and the Teleology of Form
14:00 Form and Teleology Beyond the Tonal System Around 1910.
14:30 Making sense of pitch in the ‘free atonal’ Second Viennese School repertoire: a teleological approach based on salience conditions
15:00 Musical Reference in Alban Berg’s String Quartet, op. 3
16:00 Is the Twelve-Tone System Inherently Organicist? A Reflection on Conflicting Perspectives, with Notes on Analysis
16:30 Berg's Piano Sonata and Reverse Organicism
14:00-17:00 Session 4B: Leading Figures of Modernity (I): Messiaen, Dutilleux, and Kurtág
14:00 Henri Dutilleux’s dodecaphonism in Métaboles and Tout un monde lointain
14:30 The Characters beyond Fusion. Practical approaches to models in Henri Dutilleux’ works
15:00 Memory in Music Analysis: Referential Appeals to Proustian Memory in Dutilleux’s Ainsi la Nuit
16:00 Birdsong as Compositional and Theological Determinants in Olivier Messiaen’s Opera, Saint François d’Assise
16:30 The exploration of contemporary music: an analytical “hovercraft”? Colinda Balada by György Kurtág – a case study
14:00-17:00 Session 4C: Bridging the Twentieth Century: Stravinsky, Varèse, and Boulez
14:00 The Rite of Spring Briefly Revisited; Stravinsky's Stratifications, the Psychology of Meter, and African Polyrhythm
14:30 Contrapuntal Elements in Selected Passages from Igor Stravinsky’s Concerto for Two Pianos (1932–35)
15:00 Density 21.5 : Segmentations comparées et interprétations
16:00 Stravinsky's Serial Games
16:30 Stravinsky and Boulez: Compositional Process, Form and Development
14:00-17:00 Session 4D: French Music (II): Berlioz and Debussy
14:00 Love and History in Berlioz's 'Chasse Royale et Orage', a semiotic-Schenkerian perspective
14:30 Form and structural narrative in Debussy’s _Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune_
15:00 Analysing Debussy Today
16:00 Qu'est-ce qu'une technique de composition ?
16:30 Features of form building in Debussy’s music in the light of Bergson’s conception of la durée
14:00-17:00 Session 4E: Issues of Rhythm and Metre
14:00 Between Overlaps and Elisions
14:30 The Loosely-Knit Subordinate Theme in the Classical Style: A Phrase Rhythmic Perspective
15:00 Das Medium ist das Metrum: Ein Aspekt der Analysegeschichte von Beethovens 5. Sinfonie
16:00 Redirecting the Temporal Flow: Brief Meter Changes in German Lieder
16:30 Shostakovich’s Passacaglias: Crossroads of Meter and Form
14:00-17:00 Session 4F: Falling Nicely Into Place: The Cadence in History and Theory
14:00 The fulfillment of Mattheson's 'Quart-Wunder': 18th-century performance practice and the gradual standardization of a new cadential pattern
14:30 An investigation of the cadence in early nineteenth-century syntax
15:00 Family Resemblance and the Classical Cadence Typology: Classification Using Phylogenetic Trees
16:00 The "Reopened" Half Cadence: A Striking Cadential Anomaly
16:30 On Metrically Weak Cadential 6/4s
14:00-17:00 Session 4G: Sounds of Popular Music (I)
14:00 A Study of Tonality in Electronic Dance Music
14:30 Transcendence in Pop-Rock Music
15:00 Rock Minimalism: loop and motivic transformations in the music of King Crimson (1981-84)
16:00 Multimodality and Tonal Ambiguity in Rock’s Aeolian Progression
14:00-17:00 Session 4H: Performance Studies
14:00 Profiling performers: Analysing tempo, rubato and expressive timing in recordings of Alexander Scriabin’s early piano preludes
14:30 Analyser l’expression musicale : le cas des « Hiboux » de Baudelaire/Vierne/Delunsch
15:00 Completing the incomplete: the first eight bars of W.A. Mozart’s Lacrimosa in the 19th-20th centuries
16:00 Performative knowledge as an analytical tool: Embodying Beethoven’s musical dynamic
16:30 Concerto form, analysis, and conversation: From performance practice to cultural knowledge
14:00-17:00 Session 4I: Lewin's Legacy: Spaces and Transformations
14:00 "Embedded" Voice Exchanges: The Gateway to Tonal (and Metaphorical) Transformation
14:30 Collection Vectors and the Octatonic Scale
15:00 Microtonality and Transformation: Analyzing Easley Blackwood’s "19 Notes" with a Modified Tonal GIS
16:00 Skryabin’s Late Acceleration through Hexatonic and Octatonic Space
16:30 Lewin's Figure 0.1, Freud's Analysis Interminable, and Their Implications for Music Analysis
14:00-17:00 Session 4J: Listening, Perceiving, and Cognising
14:00 On physico-acoustical bases of sonance and tension
14:30 What Text Painting Can Tell Us about Musical Structure
15:00 Hearing Voices in Their Hands: Performing and Perceiving Polyphony
16:00 The challenges of aurally connecting structurally similar but superficially dissimilar musical events: Important considerations in analytical listening
16:30 Measuring and modelling perceived distance among collections in post-tonal music: Music theory meets music psychology