|
|
Salieri's Axur Re d'Ormus in Prague 1788
Bastlová, Eliška ; Niubo, Marc (advisor) ; Jakubcová, Alena (referee)
The master thesis deals with the Antonio Salieri's opera Axur, Re d'Ormus and its premiere in 1788 at Nostitz Theatre in Prague. First part of thesis represents source research. On the basis of printed librettos, playbills and periodicals we can observe presence of Salieri's operas in repertory of Prague theaters from 1773 to 1806. Main part of thesis constitute musical and dramatic analysis of Salieri's Axur. This analysis is focused to Prague "version", which represents printed libretto. Musical and textual sources, used in analysis, was furthermore properly investigated. Through mutual comparison was suggested stemma, indicated to relations between these sources and simultaneously to processes, proceeded during transfer of work between particular theaters. I pay attention especially to axis Vienna-Prague-Dresden in period 1788-1789.
|
|
|
Educational styles in current family types
BASTLOVÁ, Eliška
This final bachelor thesis deals with the topic of educational styles, their types and use in upbringing. In connection with them, the topic of family is mentioned, in which individual styles are used to educate offspring. The thesis consists of two main parts - theoretical and practical. In the theoretical part, education is defined from the perspective of past the present. Its gradual development and various views on this issueis also mentioned. In this half of this work, the other larger chapter is devoted to the already mentioned family. Its nature, types, functions and members. The practical part describes the research survey results, which was carried out by the method of interviews with children from different types of families. There are particular answers and situations. It also describes the comparison and insight into the life of selected families. The practical part's conclusion is a summary of the research findings.
|
|
|
Salieri's Axur Re d'Ormus in Prague 1788
Bastlová, Eliška ; Niubo, Marc (advisor) ; Jakubcová, Alena (referee)
The master thesis deals with the Antonio Salieri's opera Axur, Re d'Ormus and its premiere in 1788 at Nostitz Theatre in Prague. First part of thesis represents source research. On the basis of printed librettos, playbills and periodicals we can observe presence of Salieri's operas in repertory of Prague theaters from 1773 to 1806. Main part of thesis constitute musical and dramatic analysis of Salieri's Axur. This analysis is focused to Prague "version", which represents printed libretto. Musical and textual sources, used in analysis, was furthermore properly investigated. Through mutual comparison was suggested stemma, indicated to relations between these sources and simultaneously to processes, proceeded during transfer of work between particular theaters. I pay attention especially to axis Vienna-Prague-Dresden in period 1788-1789.
|
|
|
Johann Baptist Vanhal's Stabat Mater
Bastlová, Eliška ; Niubo, Marc (advisor) ; Gabrielová, Jarmila (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with the Johann Baptist Vanhal's Stabat mater. Thesis put forward project of critical edition of this work and analysis of selected parts in context of Vanhal's sacred works. Thesis is divided into two parts. In first part I summarize Vanhal's life and works, settings of Stabat mater in 18th century and I analyse five parts of Vanhal's Stabat mater. Second separate part of thesis is project of critical edition, based on the sources from the Czech Museum of Music in Prague. This part contains edited musical text and critical report and is not merely an appendix, but principal point of thesis.
|
|
|
Organ Concert over Centuries
Bastlová, Eliška ; Hora, Jan (advisor) ; Popelka, Josef (referee)
Thesis is named Organ Concert over Centuries and is concerned of development Europian concert music for organ with orchestra, recapitulate most important facts of historical organ-build field, development of music form and instrumentation. Attachments include alphabetical file of repertoire for organ with orchestra.
|
guest ::
