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Se tiene registro arqueológico desde la modifica¬ción intencional de caracoles marinos para generar determinada sonorida...
23/12/2022

Se tiene registro arqueológico desde la modifica¬ción intencional de caracoles marinos para generar determinada sonoridad, hasta silbatos o flautas ela¬borados en distintos tamaños y formas, ya fuese de barro, carrizo o madera, aunque fueron comu¬nes también las que se manufacturaron de hueso animal o humano (Cfr., Schöndube, 1986); algu¬nos instrumentos de aliento pudieron elaborarse de metal, posiblemente de cobre, como es el caso de Michoacán (Amós, 2018, pp. 13-15). Al pie de la higuera hojosa tiende el manto la alfombrilla; crecen la anacua sencilla y la cortesana rosa; donde no la mariposa, tornasola el colibrí. Pero te prefiero a ti, de quien la mano se aleja; vaso en que duerme la queja del valle donde nací. Cuando al renacer el día y al despertar de la siesta, hacen las urracas fiesta y salvas de gritería, ¿por qué, amapola, tan fría, o tan pura o tan callada?Por qué, sin decirme nada, me infundes un ansia incierta -copa exhausta, mano abierta, si no estás enamorada? Самое значительное и плодотворное воздействие на профессиональное становление молодого вуза оказал известный пианист, профессор Генрих Густавович Нейгауз, директор Московской консерватории в середине 1930-х годов, народный артист РСФСР (1956). Непосредственное его участие в организации на Урале вузовской школы фортепианной игры охватывает период с 1934 по 1944 год; далее оно продолжалось в форме кратких приездов с концертами, лекциями, мастер-классами (до 1961 года). За 80 лет истории УГК на Урале выросло несколько поколений учеников Генриха Густавовича и их воспитанников, уральская ветвь школы продолжает жить и сегодня. В предлагаемой статье, основанной на архивных источниках и опубликованных материалах, становление школы Г. Г. Нейгауза на Урале впервые рассмотрено как единый процесс, определивший в регионе магистральные направления исполнительской, просветительской, методической и педагогической деятельности музыкантов-пианистов. Первый директор консерватории, пианист и композитор Маркиан Петрович Фролов «лично просил Генриха Густавовича Нейгауза быть шефом фортепианного отделения и рекомендовать своих учеников для работы в консерватории» [8, 303]. Начало шефской помощи Г. Г. Нейгауза уральцам отражено в следующем приказе: «Профессоров МГК т.т. Нейгауза Г. Г. (фортепиано) и Туровскую В. Ф. (сольное пение) считать прибывшими 25 октября 1934 г. в Свердловск для участия в работе по приему студентов на I курс Свердловской государственной консерватории»1. Для фортепианного образования выпускника Ленинградской консерватории по классу И. С. Миклашевской — М. П. Фролова (первого в СГК заведующего фортепианной кафедрой) характерно соединение традиций нескольких школ. В одном из звеньев они были общими с Г. Г. Нейгаузом. В Киеве Фролов учился у Феликса Михайловича Блуменфельда — брата супруги Густава Вильгельмовича Нейгауза. Не только отец, но и в еще большей степени дядя — Ф. Блуменфельд — являлись наставниками Генриха Густавовича в юные годы. Приняв на себя в 1934 году обязанности профессора-консультанта, Г. Г. Нейгауз направляет в Свердловск своих выпускников, молодых супругов С. С. Бендицкого и Б. С. Маранц в качестве ассистентов.

He ordered heavy decorations and stuffed a lot of   people and animals into it — even cows! At the premiere, it all fell...
08/12/2022

He ordered heavy decorations and stuffed a lot of people and animals into it — even cows! At the premiere, it all fell down into the basement, the machinery was out of order for a whole season . Disaster struck the Philharmonic Hall as well, because as a result of the wrong design, the orchestra sounds like it's on a scratched, played record. I sang in this room, and I can't call my feeling anything other than a nightmare. Even if you scream at the top of your lungs, the sound spreads only a few meters and immediately disappears completely. I had to invest an additional five million dollars. to save the day. But still the acoustics there were not perfect. My fans, to the pleasure and joy of the singer, moved with me to the new met room. My most devoted admirer in New York is a certain Sandra, she weighs about two hundred kilograms. She writes to me, wants to know all the dates of my performances. Sandra lives in New Haven, she has to travel two hours by train back and forth to my performances. That's what devotion is. My most experienced male admirer, who has been loyal to me for many years, is a tramp. He basically doesn't miss a single performance at the Met, he's always present in his standing place every night. Often we artists pay for a ticket for him. After the performance, he comes to us, says hello, thanks for the evening. And there aren't that many people who go backstage at the Met! This tramp is dressed in it's ragged and looks like it lives in a gutter. He has only one tooth, but he cleans it very carefully -- when our music lover laughs, the tooth shines like a tiny flashlight. And he laughs often. I once asked him if he wanted to take a picture with me, but he flatly refused. I don't know in which direction opera might develop, but I believe that Mozart and other classics will always find a place in the repertoire of theaters. We are looking for joy seems to us a natural feeling, we avoid violence and suffering. Why shouldn't music talk to us about it? Classics like Mozart, Beethoven, like my favorite Tchaikovsky, can sound every day without getting bored. As far as Tchaikovsky is concerned, I think there's a lot in his music that resonates with me. I feel in it the rushes of rushing from deep despair to sudden scorching happiness —it's all so characteristic of the soul of the Russian people. The one Mozart created is a mystery, a mystery, a lot of things that give the impression of something unearthly. and this experience must be tried to be explained. I believe that the purity, the clarity of Mozart's music is due to the fact that he drank a full cup of human emotions, from joy to anguish. But even the most difficult things are beautiful and easy, he gives it to us in such a refined way that even the tragic in Mozart can reward us with joy and happiness. Many beautiful musical works of the classical era were born because that kings and princes in Europe commissioned the composer to compose music for the court chapel. The first operas were also written for performance at court. I don't think the great masters had any special freedom when it came to composing music. In order to earn a living, they were forced to do what the customers asked. The same thing happened with the composers of church music -- popes and bishops acted as the most demanding hosts. Many composers came into conflict with the powers that be, Mozart is the best example of this -- he often had trouble performing his works. The same goes for Schubert. Both were starving. ... Gradually, classical music broke out of the narrow court circle and spread throughout the theaters. But the music in the theaters was a pastime that had no respect for a long time. The nobility came to the performances late, she came to enjoy the singing of another favorite - a soprano, a tenor or a castrate, who was supposed to shine in the famous aria. Just as willingly people used the theater as a place for social interaction, and this continued until the beginning of the XX century.

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