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Josef Suk(1874 -1935): Works for violin
Rumler, Daniel ; TOMÁŠEK, Jiří (advisor) ; HŮLA, Pavel (referee)
The focus of my paper called Josef Suk (1874-1935): Works for violin is the analysis of his Fantasy g-minor op. 25 for violin and orchestra and his works for violin and piano. It was not my aim here to analyse note by note, but to comment on the basic tectonic features and point out the most interesting parts of the score. I look on formal aspects of these compositions, with the aim of gaining insight into the portrayal of the author's thoughts. I also pay attention to the harmonic side of these works. Also concerning the chamber works with the violin I provide an abridged analysis In each composition (if possible) the date of premiere and also its performer is indicated. The paper firstly provides general information on the life and work of Josef Suk and about the history of the Czech Quartet.
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Czech Republic State Debt - Risks and Consequences
Hůla, Pavel ; Kaczor, Pavel (advisor) ; Krochová, Zuzana (referee)
Thesis on "Czech Republic State debt -- risks and consequences " analyses the origin, the development and the structure of the Czech Republic state debt since the 90s of the 20th century to the present in the context of the political and historical connections. The first part is a theoretical definition of the topic and related concepts. Further, the development of the Czech Republic debt is chronologically described since the establishment of the independent state in 1993 until the present. There are specified the consequences of the state debt with GDP indicator and with development of unemployment. The thesis describes the causes and consequences of the state debt origin, as well as risks associated with its long-term effects. There is described a historical context of the debt origin, possibilities and methods of its funding. This thesis also deals with state debt in the EU countries. The practical part evaluates the current situation and future trends, furthermore the evolution of debt in selected EU countries is analysed and the Czech Republic state debt is compared with the Baltic countries.
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Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst
Valečková, Barbora ; PAZDERA, Jindřich (advisor) ; HŮLA, Pavel (referee)
Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst (1812 - 1864) is even in these days mainly known as an author of two pieces for solo violin - The Last Rose of Summer and Der Erlkönig. Because of this the main part of this dissertation deals with Ernst's life, which was full of the mysteries - till the recent time we did not know even the exact date of birth. It is completed by the chapter about Ernst's violins and by the list of works known and lost.
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Karol Szymanowski: The Life and the Work for a Violin
Rada, Stanislav ; TOMÁŠEK, Jiří (advisor) ; HŮLA, Pavel (referee)
The Author of this work focuses on the Polish music composer Karol
Szymanowski and his works for violin. This work includes a biography
of the composer with the emphasis on his work, describes his creative
period and is dedicates to his compositions for violin.
The Author concentrates on the Sonata for violin and piano
in D minor, Op. 23, Nocturne and Tarantella, Op. 28, Myths Op. 30, Violin
Concerto No. 1, Op. 35, Concerto for Violin No. 2, Op. 61 and a few other
small pieces for this instrument. He also focuses on the circumstances,
which influenced the creation of Szymanowski and his compositional style.
One of the main objectives of this work is to provide information,
with which should be familiar every violinist, who studies the works of this
composer. This work can be as well useful also for everyone, who is
interested in the personality of Karol Szymanowski and his music.
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Václav Jindřich Veit and his string Quartets
Kočová, Kristýna ; ČEPICKÝ, Leoš (advisor) ; HŮLA, Pavel (referee)
This master thesis deals with a survey and analysis of the string quartets of Václav Jindřich Veit as a very important person the Czech music scene in the first half of 19th century. His quartets represent very important but today un-known chamber works. The thesis is divided into the following chapters: In the first chapter, Veits biography and works are described. The other chapters are dedicated to the analysis of each quartet using the musical examples and charts. The last chapter summarizes the composing style of Václav Jindřich Veit in his string quartets.
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Leopold Auer's legacy in his students
Kirs, Pavel ; ŠTRAUS, Ivan (advisor) ; HŮLA, Pavel (referee)
Kirs, P. Leopold Auers legacy in his students ,
Prague 2014. Diploma thesis. Academy of performing arts in Prague.
Music faculty
The goal of this diploma thesis is to describe genesis of violin school in Petersburg, which is mainly connected with the name of Leopold Auer. I focus on his musical and pedagogical ideas. Subsequently I acquaint the readers with the most significant students of him and i want to clarify by analysis of their playing, why they became so successful.
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The violin virtuoso František Ondříček
Vilímec, Libor ; HŮLA, Pavel (advisor) ; TOMÁŠEK, Jiří (referee)
I chose to write my dissertation work about František Ondříček because of my great interest in the history of violin playing. Czech violin school was represented by many outstanding violinists, who spread the fame of this school all over the world. About the most famous Czech violinist, Jan Kubelík, I wrote already when studying at the Prague Conservatory. However, an other excellent violinist captured my attention and interest and it was František Ondříček, whose art carrer can be justly called worldwide. The biggest impluse for me to write about this artist was my listening to his two recordings, which I have recently managed to get. These particular recordings offer us a new view at František Ondříček, while up to now this violinist has been judged only on the basis of contemporary reviews. In my dissertation I tried to findout, if his violin playing can capture attention of nowaday audience and if the listeners can perceive and consider his playing as up-to-date. František Ondříček was closely linked with the tradition of legendary violinist N.Paganini. This fact can bring the art of this violinist nearer to us and to our perception. For all these reasons I consider František Ondříček as a very important personality in the history of violin playing.
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Problems and Training of Masaze Melodic Etudes op.36, part 1
Štětinová, Ludmila ; TOMÁŠEK, Jiří (advisor) ; HŮLA, Pavel (referee)
In this work I will particularly withg the 1st part of Melodic etudes op. 36 by Jacques Féréol Mazas.
The initial chapters are devoted to his predecessors - the French violin school, then the life and work of the author.Next chapter is devoted to how should be technically equipped a pupil who comes to play these etudes, including several exercises and recommended technical material.
The basis of this work is a general description of particular etudes in point of wiew aspects of violin techniques, such as bow splitting, ways of implementation of individual bow movement, string crossing, themobolity of the fingers of the left hand, shifting, phrasing, accentuation, dynamic, melodic ornaments, vibrato and so on., with the recommended training of more difficult parts.
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