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ISSN 0580-373X · University of Ljubljana Press (Založba Univerze v Ljubljani) · 982 artikel di indeks
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The Dissemination of Polyphonic Compositions through Gifts across Central Europe, ca.1550–1630
This study investigates the presentation of musical compositions to town councils, rulers, abbots, and bishops in various Central European towns. Based on archival documentation (ledgers, correspondence, cartularies, music inventories) and, in exceptional cases, extant musical sources or fragments…
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Continuity and Change
This study explores the artistic legacy of Zeqirja Ballata a distinguished Kosovan-Slovenian composer, pedagogue, music publicist and pianist whose transnational career from the 1960s onward articulates the cultural interplay between Kosovo and Slovenia. As the first Kosovan composer to study in…
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Bedřich Bělohlávek
Following the establishment of the Protectorate of Bohemia & Moravia, many Czechoslovaks traveled through France to Great Britain, where they eventually found lifelong homes. One of these was the significant interwar music critic and publisher Bedřich Bělohlávek (1902-1991). The article first…
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The Closing Bars of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy
During the final years of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, the Royal and Imperial Navy Orchestra in Pula was conducted by bandmaster Theodor Christoph. Under his baton, the orchestra regularly performed at the Navy Casino and the theatre, most often as part of charity events and ceremonial…
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Generative Artificial Intelligence as Decision Support in Creative Industries
This article examines use of generative artificial intelligence in creative industries, focusing on music. Artificial intelligence is increasingly used in production and content development; however, its integration raises challenges in the field of musical creation, where meaning and value are…
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Between Field Notes and Arrangements
The article critically analyzes the sources presented by France Marolt as field material and raises questions about their authenticity. Focusing on multipart singing and songs from the Resia Valley, it examines the boundary between documentation, arrangement, reconstruction, and fabrication, and…
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France Marolt med znanostjo, umetnostjo in kulturno politiko
Članek obravnava delo Franceta Marolta kot folklorista, glasbenika in kulturnega organizatorja. Raziskuje razmerje med znanstvenim raziskovanjem, umetniško prakso in kulturno politiko v njegovem delovanju ter prikazuje, kako sta folkloristična raziskava in umetniška produkcija prispevali k…
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Between the Representation of Tradition and Cultural Mediation
The article examines the work of France Marolt at Radio Ljubljana during the interwar period as an example of the relationship between mass media, folk music, and the construction of national identity through an analysis of radio schedules and program contexts. The article interprets Marolt’s…
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Vinko Žganec’s Legacy at the Crossroads
This article examines the work of Croatian ethnomusicologist Vinko Žganec, a contemporary of France Marolt. It contextualizes his research on traditional music, institutional role in Croatian ethnomusicology, and archival legacy, highlighting the value of digital repositories and reflecting on the…
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Independent Musicians and “New Downtown Music” in New York City
This essay examines a historical segment of the musical life of New York. It aims to make a contribution to the sociology of culture and music as connected to contemporary urban theory. Its focus is the independent musical formation of practitioners of what came to be known as “new Downtown music”…
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Constructing Tradition
This article analyses France Marolt’s interpretations and reconstructions of the Zeleni Jurij ritual, drawing on archival sources and historical materials. It examines his role in shaping its canonization and institutionalization as a representative tradition within Slovenian folkloristics and…
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Archival Collections, Contested Legacies and the Development of the Macedonian Ethnomusicology
This article examines how archival collections shaped the development of Macedonian ethnomusicology within contested Balkan political contexts. It analyzes nineteenth- and twentieth-century folk song collections, their classification within different national frameworks and historical contexts…
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Prizadevanja Franceta Marolta proti nemškim vplivom v slovenski ljudski glasbi
Prispevek obravnava razumevanje tujih, zlasti nemških, kulturnih vplivov pri Francetu Maroltu na oblikovanje slovenske glasbene identitete. Pokaže, da je Marolt z izbiranjem in vrednotenjem folklornega gradiva aktivno soustvarjal nacionalni kanon ljudske glasbe ter pri etnomuzikoloških…
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Tartini’s Friends and Enemies
The paper offers new insight into Giuseppe Tartini’s biography and theoretical contribution. It explores Tartini’s family relationships, musical education and intellectual activity, placing him within the cultural, academic and institutional networks of eighteenth-century Europe. This analysis…
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Giulio Meneghini’s Concertoni from Giuseppe Tartini’s Opus I Sonatas
This article examines Giulio Meneghini’s reworking of six sonatas from Tartini’s Opus 1 into concertoni for four parts, performable as concerti grossi with soli and tutti. It explores the origins, dating and features of these arrangements, offering insight into the dissemination of Tartini’s music…
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Metamorfosi legittime o fedelissime?
The article examines the Six Concertos in Four Parts (c. 1766), derived from works by Giuseppe Tartini, arranged by Vincenzo Rota for performance by a reduced ensemble and published by Peter Welcker. Through a comparison with the manuscript sources, the analysis aims to identify and evaluate…
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Tartini’s Music in Venice
Three Venetian libraries (I-Vc, I-VLevi and I-Vnm) possess several handwritten and printed musical sources connected to Giuseppe Tartini. The present study of specific witnesses and pieces, among which are some unica, reveals new aspects of the composition, dissemination and transmission of his…
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The Practice of Embellishments During Giuseppe Tartini’s Lifetime
This paper is aimed to give an overview of the European musical context of Tartini’s rules for embellishments. By underlining similarities and differences in treatises and methods published during the violinist’s lifetime, it thus underlines how many points of view coexisted in Europe in the early…
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Benjamin Stillingfleet, Tartini, and the Pursuit of Universal Harmony
This paper explores the world of ideas surrounding the English polymath Benjamin Stillingfleet (1702–1771), who published The Principles and Power of Harmony in 1771, a work consisting of translations of portions of Tartini’s Trattato di musica secondo la vera scienza dell’armonia [Treatise on…