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Community singing as a possibility of active leisure in Jindřichův Hradec
SVOBODOVÁ, Vladimíra
This bachelor's thesis deals with community singing as a possible leisure activity in Jindřichův Hradec. It theoretically describes free time and its use, the beginnings of spiritual and secular music. It characterizes choirs, singing voice and the role of a choirmaster. Furthermore, the thesis describes choirs in Jindřichův Hradec as a possible leisure activity. It deals with their history, current activities, choirmasters, choristers and the singing repertoire of specific choirs. Contribution of choral singing is also mentioned in the thesis.
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The Choir as an Option of Spending Leisure Time
JEDLIČKOVÁ, Tereza
The thesis deals with the choir with respect to leisure education and focuses on school-aged singers. The first part of the thesis subscribes leisure time and leisure education, music and musical abilities theoretically. Then it characterises the choir, its division, describes it as an after-school activity and names institutions that organise choirs. It also characterises school-age with respect to developmental psychology and music psychology. Then there is a theoretical subscribe of music activities that support the development of musical abilities and singing and rhythm feeling of members of child choir.
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Choir And Its Influence on Leisure Time
KUTILOVÁ, Daniela
The bachelor's thesis deals with the choir and its influence on the spending of leisure time. It describes concepts such as choral singing, choirs, their division and characteristics, children's choir, voice education and its proper formation. Furthermore, research on the choir and its impact on leisure time is summarized here. The last chapter of the bachelor's thesis focuses on the preparation of the summer camp of the children's choir.
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Current church choirs in Prague
Vitteková, Lucia ; Stříteská, Leona (advisor) ; Valášek, Marek (referee)
Bachelor thesis titled Current church choirs in Prague deals with the characterization and description of ten mixed choirs, aktive at major temples in Prague. The content of the chapters focuses on the history of the choirs, their location, organizational structure, repertoire, released CDs, atmosphere and cooperation within the choirs and parishes. Interviews with the choirmasters, a survey with the members of the choirs and other available materials are the sources of information for my thesis. The outcome of this work is to summarize and compare the obtained information.
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Composer and Teacher Petr Šandera
Salák, Pavel ; Pecháček, Stanislav (advisor) ; Nedělka, Michal (referee)
Résumé This Master thesis called "Composer and pedagogue Petr Šandera" disserts about a musical personality from Jihlava's region, where comes also the author of this Master thesis Pavel Salák, Šandera's student, from. Petr Šandera (*1941), who is the object of this work, graduated Academy of music in Brno in 1965, then four years later he graduated Janáček's Academy of music arts in Brno, both school in specialisation Playing organ. After he finished studies, he worked as a musical teacher in Piešťany, in Rožnov pod Radhoštěm and in Jihlava. Beside it he was employed as an organist in Jihlava's crematorium. In years 1991-2002 he worked as a director of Jihlava's art school. Beside his work he addicted himself to composition during his life. He is an author of 129 opuses so far. The aim of this Master thesis is to introduce Petr Šandera, his life, his pedagogical working and mainly to point out to his abundant musical pieces, from which the essential part hasn't been interpreted yet. By the help of the analysis of two choir pieces this Master thesis should characterize Šandera's style of composition. Oral dialogues with Šandera were the main methods of work, Šandera's comments are often quoted. The result of these dialogues are chapters about Šandera's life, his pedagogical working and an extensive chapter...
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Requiem as a musical form and it's transformations in themusic of nineteenth and twentieth centuries
Gonata, Elena ; Pecháček, Stanislav (advisor) ; Holubec, Jiří (referee) ; Valášek, Marek (referee)
In this thesis, the evolution of the Requiem Mass throughout the centuries has been explored. The evidence provided clearly demonstrates the changes that the Requiem mass has gone through, from the first traditional Requiem mass all the way to the new Requiems of the Contemporary era. While early composers were inspired by religion, over time, a clear shift towards freedom of expression (war, human losses, tragic events) is evident. Requiems can be written for liturgical use and concert halls, and can be performed by choirs, soloists and orchestras (Acapella and Orchestral compositions). Requiems can have both short and long durations, and can have different textures (polyphonic style, homophonic style etc.). The traditional Latin language and religious texts are still widely used, however, there have been many changes throughout the centuries, such as the use of translations into different languages, the use of psalms, bible verses, poetry and famous speeches. Today, a large number of Requiems can be found from composers on a worldwide scale, including America, Europe and Great Britain.
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František Bakule - one of the czech school reformer
Zieglerová, Andrea ; Váňová, Miroslava (advisor) ; Leontovyčová, Jana (referee)
The diploma thesis "František Bakule- one of the czech school reformer" deals with František Bakule's personality and activity. This thesis shows an initial state of austrian a czech education, benefits of czech reform teachers, experimental schools and František Bakule's ideological bases. This thesis deals with František Bakule's life and his working in educational institutions. This dissertation describes educational methods and their uses in practise at schools, in the Jedlička Institute and in his choir. The purpose of this work is presentation of reform efforts of František Bakule and their overlap until today.
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