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Hans Krása and his opera for children Brundibár
Klimešová, Petra ; Tichá, Libuše (advisor) ; Hurníková, Kateřina (referee)
Summary: Without a doubt, Hans Krása belongs amongst the most important figures in Czech music. In my thesis, I would like to focus on his opera for children, Brundibar, which represents an important bridge between free cultural expression and life behind the walls at the Terezin concentration camp. Clearly, it will be fruitful to compare both the Prague and Terezin versions of this piece. With this work, I would like to delve into the personality of the composer, his output, and musical life in the Terezin ghetto. Key words: Analysis, Brundibar, holocaust, interpretation, opera, orchestra score, piano reduction, Terezin Ghetto, Terezin Initiative.
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Hans Krása: Brundibár - an Inspirational Resource for Project Education in Musical Dramatic Education in the Primary School
Pajkrtová, Jana ; Bělohlávková, Petra (advisor) ; Váňová, Hana (referee)
TITLE: Hans Krása: Brundibár - an Inspirational Resource for Project Education in Musical Dramatic Education in the Primary School AUTHOR: Jana Pajkrtová DEPARTMENT: Department Music Education SUPERVISOR: PhDr. Petra B lohlávková, Ph.D. ABSTRACT: Diploma Thesis Hans Krása: Brundibár - an inspirational source for project teaching in musical dramatic education at primary school is focused on comparing different concepts and conducting of the opera and creating its own authorial realization in the form of a school project with a focus on drama education. In the short form of the reader, she acquaints her with the background of the opera, the creator of the opera, the content and the vocal and instrumental cast. It brings information about the eight Brundibár productions - whether renowned bodies (Disman Children's Radio Ensemble, Children's Choir Kantiléna, Children's Opera Prague, Pilsen Children's Choir), as well as regular ensembles from Primary or Primary Art Schools (ZUŠ F. X. Richtera in Holešov, ZUŠ F. A. Šporka in Jarom , ZŠ Dukelská in eské Bud jovice, ZŠ Merhautova a ZŠ nám stí 28. íjna in Brno). The main chapter of the work offers a detailed description of the school project, the core of which is the life story of the composer Hans Krása in connection with his children's opera Brundibár. The main...
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Hans Krása: Brundibár - an Inspirational Resource for Project Education in Musical Dramatic Education in the Primary School
Pajkrtová, Jana ; Bělohlávková, Petra (advisor) ; Váňová, Hana (referee)
TITLE: Hans Krása: Brundibár - an Inspirational Resource for Project Education in Musical Dramatic Education in the Primary School AUTHOR: Jana Pajkrtová DEPARTMENT: Department Music Education SUPERVISOR: PhDr. Petra B lohlávková, Ph.D. ABSTRACT: Diploma Thesis Hans Krása: Brundibár - an inspirational source for project teaching in musical dramatic education at primary school is focused on comparing different concepts and conducting of the opera and creating its own authorial realization in the form of a school project with a focus on drama education. In the short form of the reader, she acquaints her with the background of the opera, the creator of the opera, the content and the vocal and instrumental cast. It brings information about the eight Brundibár productions - whether renowned bodies (Disman Children's Radio Ensemble, Children's Choir Kantiléna, Children's Opera Prague, Pilsen Children's Choir), as well as regular ensembles from Primary or Primary Art Schools (ZUŠ F. X. Richtera in Holešov, ZUŠ F. A. Šporka in Jarom , ZŠ Dukelská in eské Bud jovice, ZŠ Merhautova a ZŠ nám stí 28. íjna in Brno). The main chapter of the work offers a detailed description of the school project, the core of which is the life story of the composer Hans Krása in connection with his children's opera Brundibár. The main...
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Hans Krása and his opera for children Brundibár
Klimešová, Petra ; Tichá, Libuše (advisor) ; Hurníková, Kateřina (referee)
Summary: Without a doubt, Hans Krása belongs amongst the most important figures in Czech music. In my thesis, I would like to focus on his opera for children, Brundibar, which represents an important bridge between free cultural expression and life behind the walls at the Terezin concentration camp. Clearly, it will be fruitful to compare both the Prague and Terezin versions of this piece. With this work, I would like to delve into the personality of the composer, his output, and musical life in the Terezin ghetto. Key words: Analysis, Brundibar, holocaust, interpretation, opera, orchestra score, piano reduction, Terezin Ghetto, Terezin Initiative.
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