Das populäre Lied in Musik und Musikkultur der Renaissance
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- Subject according curriculum
- Musicology
- Teachers
- Dr. Silke Wenzel
- Scope
- Wednesdays, 12:00-13:30, start: April 9
- Room
- Fanny Hensel Saal
- Duration
- 1.5 Semesterwochenstunden
- Description
Popular songs and melodies were omnipresent in the musical culture of the Renaissance: in manuscript and printed collections of the time, in sacred hymnals, as the tenor of a polyphonic chanson or parody mass, in instrumental dances, fantasias or diferencias. With the diminutions of lute, flute and virginal music, the variation of well-known songs reached a climax, and the melodies of sacred songs were also used by street singers to recite messages about peace treaties and natural disasters and then to sell them as leaflets or pamphlets - sometimes with printed music. In this seminar, the significance of the element "popular song melody" between 1500 and 1650 will be examined and scrutinized in various (musical) texts and contexts. Based on the respective sources of the songs and melodies, their further processing and socio-cultural integration will be examined. Both music-structural and socio-historical aspects play a central role here.
- Literature
Suitable literature will be announced in the seminar.
- Credits
- 2 Creditpoints
- Comments
The seminar is designed as a face-to-face seminar. It can be taken for 2 CP (attendance and presentation) or 3 CP (+ seminar paper). Proof of performance: 75% attendance and presentation: 2 credits; with seminar paper: 3 credits.
Registration takes place via Moodle: Please register for the course by April 6: https://elearning.hfmt-hamburg.de/course/view.php?id=792. The registration code is: Populäres_Lied_25
- Modules
- Musikwissenschaftliches Modul Gesang, Musikwissenschaftliche Seminare Gesang, Wahlmodul 1 Gesang, Ergänzungsmodul Kammermusik Master, Ergänzungsmodul Liedgestaltung Master, Musiktheorie 3 Komposition/Musiktheorie, Musiktheoretisch-/wissenschaftliches Modul 2, Musiktheoretisches/Musikwissenschaftliches Wahlmodul Instrumental, Musikwisenschaft I Lehramt, Musikwissenschaft II Lehramt, Musikwissenschaft III Master Lehramt, Musikwissenschaftliches Modul 1 Kirchenmusik A (Master), Musikwissenschaftliches Modul 1 Master, Musikwissenschaftliches Modul 2, Musikwissenschaftliches Modul 2, Musikwissenschaftliches Modul 3, Musikwissenschaftliches Modul 3 Komposition/Musiktheorie, Musiktheoretisch/-wissenschaftliches Modul Master, Promotionsmodul, Wahlmodul freie Wahl (alle Studiengänge), Wahlmodul Lehramt