2013
DOI: 10.31751/720
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Das zweifelnde Gehör. Erwartungssituationen als Module im Rahmen einer performativen Analyse tonaler und posttonaler Musik

Abstract: Ausgehend von einer Auseinandersetzung mit Hörerwartung und -erinnerung in der Geschichte der Musikanalyse und -ästhetik (Weber, Hanslick, Adorno) sowie mit neueren Ansätzen rezeptionsästhetisch konzipierter Theoriesysteme (vor allem Hepokoskis und Darcys Sonata Theory) wird die Rolle von ›Erwartungssituationen‹ im Rahmen einer ›performativen Analysemethode‹ untersucht, die sowohl auf tonale als auch auf posttonale Musik anwendbar ist. Die Differenz zwischen ›implizitem‹ und ›empirischem‹ bzw. ›historischem‹ H… Show more

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“…Musical expectancies in particular, a key area of time experience in and through music which has recently turned into a rapidly expanding field of research, are for the most part culturally generated or mediated. Deducing generalised psychological and formal trajectories from this prerequisite, however, reveals questionable tendencies towards an analytical standardisation of expectancy‐related time experience – as demonstrated, for example, by Michael Spitzer's insightful essay on the musical representation of fear in Schubert (2010; see Utz ). Given such moves towards (re‐)standardisation in the wake of psychologically informed analytical methods, the need to re‐emphasise the merits of performative analysis as outlined above appears to be a vital precondition of non‐essentialist analytical thought.…”
Section: Musical Temporality: Methodological Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Musical expectancies in particular, a key area of time experience in and through music which has recently turned into a rapidly expanding field of research, are for the most part culturally generated or mediated. Deducing generalised psychological and formal trajectories from this prerequisite, however, reveals questionable tendencies towards an analytical standardisation of expectancy‐related time experience – as demonstrated, for example, by Michael Spitzer's insightful essay on the musical representation of fear in Schubert (2010; see Utz ). Given such moves towards (re‐)standardisation in the wake of psychologically informed analytical methods, the need to re‐emphasise the merits of performative analysis as outlined above appears to be a vital precondition of non‐essentialist analytical thought.…”
Section: Musical Temporality: Methodological Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The method has been elaborated in a series of publications, including Utz (), (), (), (), () and (forthcoming).…”
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confidence: 99%