Jewishness & the Arts: Music and Composers in 19th-Century Europe
Colloque organisé du 13 au 15 octobre 2015 à l’Accademia Filarmonia Romana (Rome, Italie) par le Centro Studi Opera Omnia Luigi Boccherini et le Palazzetto Bru Zane, en partenariat avec la revue Ad Parnassum.
Se focalisant sur une époque d’émancipation et de réformes pour les Juifs d’Europe, ce colloque pose la question de l’impact de la culture juive sur les musiciens romantiques (juifs ou non) et sur leurs productions (lyriques ou instrumentales). Il propose également de s’interroger sur la carrière des musiciens juifs, leur circulation sur le continent ou la manière dont ils furent perçus par leurs contemporains.
Comité scientifique : Bella Brover-Lubovsky, Luiz Guilherme Goldberg, Jehoash Hirshberg, Étienne Jardin, Tony Levy, Luca Lévi Sala, Patrizia Veroli
Comité d’organisation : Simone Ciolfi, Roberto Illiano, Fulvia Morabito
Publication liée
Jewishness, Jewish Identity and Music Culture in 19th-Century Europe, sous la direction de Luca Lévu Sala, Bologna : Ut Orpheus, 2020.
Programme
Keynote
Jehoash Hirshberg – The Jew on the Romantic Opera Stage
Dissemination & Collective Representations
Ivana Gortan-Carlin – La produzione musicale dei compositori ebraici sul territorio della regione istriana nel XIX secolo
Mia Kuritzén Löwengart – Jewish Contribution to the Development of Stockholm’s Public Concert Life
Henri Vanhulst – Deux parcours de compositeurs contrastés : Abraham (Adolphe) Samuel et son fils Eugène
César Leal – Sponsoring and Constructing Modernism: Jewish Patronage, Entrepreneurs, and Cultural Mediation in Paris during «Fin-de-siècle»
Danielle Padley et Susan Wollenberg – Charles Garland Verrinder, First Ever Synagogue Organist in Britain
Jeroen van Gessel – The Fruitless Quest for Recognition of the Jewish Composer Aaron Wolf Berlijn (1817-1870)
Richard Erkens – Compositore, personalità eminente, ebreo. Influssi culturali ebraici sulla carriera artistica di Alberto Franchetti
Daniela Iotti – Una lunga dinastia musicale dai Rothschild ai Franchetti
Jewishness & Politics
Jesse Rosenberg – Samuele Levi’s «Giuditta» (1844): Jewish Heroine or Figure of the «Risorgimento»? Notes on the Philo-Judaic Moment of 19th- Century Italian Opera
Diana R. Hallman – Fromental Halévy and the “Jewish Question” at the Paris Opéra
Rachel Orzech – Hearing Jewishness? The Parisian reception of Halévy’s «La Juive»
Marsha Dubrow – Conversion as a Professional Success Strategy: The Case of Ignaz Moscheles
Benjamin Wolf – Lewandowski as a Man of His Times
Golan Gur – «Die alten Gesänge im Geiste unserer Zeit»: Sulzer, Lewandowski and the Politics of Assimilation in Jewish Liturgical Music
Jewish Cultural Heritage and the Reform
Tamara Jurki Sviben – Reverberations of Reform Jewish Service in Synagogue Music of Northern Croatia on the End of the 19th Century and First Part of the 20th Century
Alon Schab et David Rees – The Sulzerian Reform and the Recently Rediscovered ‘Israeliten’ Manuscript
Yuval Rabin – Hermann Zvi Bermann. A Combination of Functional Synagogue-Music, and High Artistic Aim
Mark Kligman – Isaac Offenbach: Cantorial Artistry in the Early 19th Century
Heritage & Cross-cultural Models: Theory and Reception
Steven J. Cahn – Harmonic Practice in Salomon Jadassohn’s Jewish Choral Music
Caroline Helton – Intersection and Inspiration: Johannes Brahms and His Influence on the Jewish Composers Robert Kahn and Leone Sinigaglia
Paolo Giorgi – Intrecci giudaico-cristiani nei libretti per opera del secondo Ottocento: il caso di Reggio Emilia
Rina Altaras – The Inherited Sacred Value of a Tradition: A Kabbalistic Approach to Mahler’s Second Symphony «Auferstehen»
Maria Christofi – Mahler’s Crisis of Identity: Blaming the Jewish Tradition or the “Psychopathology” of the Convert
Heritage & Cross-cultural Models: About Felix Mendelssohn
Maria Teresa Arfini – L’eredità religiosa di Mendelssohn e il suo approccio alla musica sacra
Siegwart Reichwald – The Gospel According to Mendelssohn: Spiritual Meaning and Liturgical Function in Mendelssohn’s «Three Motets», Op. 39
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