The critic, composer, and musicologist Boris Asafiev (1884 - 1949) played a central role in the development of Soviet conceptions of music. Next to his critical analyses on Russian nineteenth century musical tradition, Asafiev became the literary voice of his generation of musicians, such as Prokofiev and Stravinsky. Elected to the Soviet Academy of Sciences in 1943 in and as the head of the Soviet Composers Union in 1947, Asafiev s literary works of the 1940s came to be considered influential Stalin era classics. However, these writings built upon his modernist theory of music, which he developed over the course of the 1920s. Asafiev s theoretical output has still an influential position in the contemporary Russian musical thought. Th...
La phénoménologie husserlienne a été introduite en Russie au début du XXème siècle, grâce à différen...
The term intonatsia has been used ubiquitously in Russian and Soviet music analysis and pedagogy sin...
Boris Asafiev was one of the leading musicologists whose Theory of Intonation is a philosophical and...
Stalin’s political takeover of the cultural theoretical pattern of Bolshevik novyy byt ‘new public l...
This article explores the continuities and discontinuities of pre-Revolutionary intellectual traditi...
The theories of Boris Asafiev, including musical process, symphonism, and intonatsiya, proved to ...
This study explores Russian thought about music in thirty-five years leading up to the establishment...
Whereas it has been widely assumed in the public that the Soviet music policy system had a “top-down...
From 1650 to 1950, Russian music theory grew from a teaching medium for reading the neumes of monoph...
From 1650 to 1950, Russian music theory grew from a teaching medium for reading the neumes of monoph...
This PhD dissertation examines changes in the Soviet music political discussions from the revolution...
The author analyzes the ideas of L.L. Sabaneev (1881–1968) – Professor of Moscow University, a well-...
Soviet cultural politics was completely determined in the 1930s and remained unchangeable almost unt...
Introduction. Interest in the work of avant-garde artists does not wane as they move away from the 2...
The politicization of musical life in Stalin's Russia is a subject which has attracted a great deal ...
La phénoménologie husserlienne a été introduite en Russie au début du XXème siècle, grâce à différen...
The term intonatsia has been used ubiquitously in Russian and Soviet music analysis and pedagogy sin...
Boris Asafiev was one of the leading musicologists whose Theory of Intonation is a philosophical and...
Stalin’s political takeover of the cultural theoretical pattern of Bolshevik novyy byt ‘new public l...
This article explores the continuities and discontinuities of pre-Revolutionary intellectual traditi...
The theories of Boris Asafiev, including musical process, symphonism, and intonatsiya, proved to ...
This study explores Russian thought about music in thirty-five years leading up to the establishment...
Whereas it has been widely assumed in the public that the Soviet music policy system had a “top-down...
From 1650 to 1950, Russian music theory grew from a teaching medium for reading the neumes of monoph...
From 1650 to 1950, Russian music theory grew from a teaching medium for reading the neumes of monoph...
This PhD dissertation examines changes in the Soviet music political discussions from the revolution...
The author analyzes the ideas of L.L. Sabaneev (1881–1968) – Professor of Moscow University, a well-...
Soviet cultural politics was completely determined in the 1930s and remained unchangeable almost unt...
Introduction. Interest in the work of avant-garde artists does not wane as they move away from the 2...
The politicization of musical life in Stalin's Russia is a subject which has attracted a great deal ...
La phénoménologie husserlienne a été introduite en Russie au début du XXème siècle, grâce à différen...
The term intonatsia has been used ubiquitously in Russian and Soviet music analysis and pedagogy sin...
Boris Asafiev was one of the leading musicologists whose Theory of Intonation is a philosophical and...