Uncovering a precious heritage: the unknown music of the Holocaust
发现珍贵的遗产:大屠杀中不为人知的音乐
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- 批准号:2889442
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Studentship
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
This doctoral research project is based on the prestigious resources of the Alexander KulisiewiczCollection, a unique archive, nowadays stored at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum inWashington DC, that preserves musical compositions written by prisoners in the Nazi concentration campsduring World War II. Despite its extraordinary importance, most of the archive remains little known to thescholarly community even today, as acknowledged by many leading academics in the field. Therefore, theproject aims to explore and shed light on neglected and completely forgotten composers and to bringtheir artistic heritage back to the attention of the public, scholars, performers, as well as the internationalmusicological community. The work will not only contribute to deepening and broadening our currentlylimited knowledge of this repertoire but also help to restore, through their art, the memory of all thosewho were persecuted during the war. The research will take into account both instrumental and vocalcompositions written by internees imprisoned in the German camps and in those established in theoccupied Poland, with a particular focus on composers Leon Kaczmarek and Teodora Grace from KLDachau, Ludmila Peskarova from KL Ravensbruck, Waleria Felchnerowska from KL Stutthof, and SofiaKarpinska from KL Majdanek. The research will be carried out through a historical and artistic archiving ofthis enormous musical testimony, together with a musical analysis of the scores, inquiry of texts andhistorical contextualisation in order to display this musical legacy not only within an academic frameworkbut also to musicians and performers who wish to perform and study such an important historical periodfrom an artistic perspective. For this reason, the research outcomes will be made available through thepublication of a monograph followed by edited scores and recordings of the music thereto related.
这个博士研究项目是基于亚历山大·库利谢维奇收藏的著名资源,这是一个独特的档案,目前储存在华盛顿特区的美国大屠杀纪念馆,保存着二战期间纳粹集中营囚犯创作的音乐作品。尽管它具有非凡的重要性,但正如该领域的许多知名学者所承认的那样,直到今天,大部分档案仍然鲜为人知。因此,该项目旨在探索和揭示被忽视和完全被遗忘的作曲家,并使他们的艺术遗产重新引起公众、学者、表演者以及国际音乐界的关注。这部作品不仅有助于加深和拓宽我们目前对这一剧目的有限了解,而且还有助于通过他们的艺术恢复对所有在战争期间受到迫害的人的记忆。这项研究将考虑被关押在德国集中营和被占领波兰的囚犯所创作的器乐和声乐作品,特别是来自KLDachau的作曲家Leon Kaczmarek和Teodora Grace,来自KL Ravensbruck的Ludmila Peskarova,来自KL Stutthof的Waleria Felchnerowska,以及来自KL Majdanek的Sofia Karpinska。研究将通过对这一庞大的音乐证词进行历史和艺术存档,以及对乐谱的音乐分析、文本查询和历史语境来进行,以便不仅在学术框架内展示这一音乐遗产,而且向希望从艺术角度表演和研究如此重要的历史时期的音乐家和表演者展示这一遗产。出于这个原因,研究成果将通过出版一本专著,然后编辑乐谱和相关音乐的录音来提供。
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吉治仁志 他: "イラスト医学&サイエンスシリーズ血管の分子医学"羊土社(渋谷正史編). 125 (2000)
Hitoshi Yoshiji 等人:“血管医学与科学系列分子医学图解”Yodosha(涉谷正志编辑)125(2000)。
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