Livro: Fundamentos da Composição Musical, de Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951)

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Este é o primeiro livro do compositor Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951) traduzido no Brasil, a obra foi originalmente pensada e organizada entre 1937 e 1948, a partir da experiência do autor com estudantes universitários nos Estados Unidos.

É o terceiro dos grandes tratados didáticos de teoria e prática que escreveu, e sua edição final, a partir de versões preliminares deixadas pelo compositor, foi feita em 1965 por seu colaborador, e compositor, Gerald Strang (1908-1983).

A parte I é dedicada à fundamentação teórica do que poderíamos denominar de "sintaxe musical", como os conceitos de forma, frase, motivo, a construção de temas, acompanhamentos, carater e expressão.

A segunda e a terceira constituem os fundamentos de aplicação da análise, tanto das pequenas formas, (binaria, ternaria, minueto, scherzo, e temas com variação) quanto das grandes, como o rondó, sonata. Parte esta com uma intersecção das áreas do saber musical, em que se polarizam questões referentes a harmonia, contraponto, expressão, caráter, andamento, ritmo e outros fatores relevantes

O principal mérito de Fundamentos da Composição Musical é o de abordar, e associar, de forma didática, e profunda, um repertório básico destinado a todos os estudiosos e interessados em música.

Apesar de possuírem um certo grau de independência, seus conteúdos se interpenetram de maneira profunda e consistente, associando o pensamento, prática, e didatica musical, adquiridos por Schoenberg numa vida dedicada a composição, ensino, e reflexão.

Espero que gostem =D

Um grande abraço
Guilherme Faquetti
09 de fevereiro de 2019

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This is the first book of the composer Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951) translated in Brazil, the work was originally thought and organized between 1937 and 1948, from the author's experience with university students in the United States.

It is the third of the great didactic treatises of theory and practice that he wrote, and his final edition, from preliminary versions left by the composer, was made in 1965 by his collaborator, and composer, Gerald Strang (1908-1983).

Part I is dedicated to the theoretical basis of what we might call "musical syntax", such as the concepts of form, sentence, motif, construction of themes, accompaniments, character and expression.

The second and third are the fundamentals of application of the analysis, both of the small forms (binary, ternary, minuet, scherzo, and themes with variation) as well as the great ones, such as the rondo, sonata. Part is an intersection of the areas of musical knowledge, in which questions concerning harmony, counterpoint, expression, character, tempo, rhythm and other relevant factors are polarized

The main merit of Fundamentals of Musical Composition is to approach and associate, in a didactic and profound way, a basic repertoire destined for all scholars and interested in music.

Although they possess a certain degree of independence, their contents interpenetrate in a deep and consistent way, associating the thought, practice, and musical didatica, acquired by Schoenberg in a life dedicated to composition, teaching, and reflection.

Hope you enjoy =D

A great hug
Guilherme Faquetti
February, 09, 2019


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