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Vpliv cecilijanskega gibanja na razvoj slovenskega orglarstva med 1877 in 1941
ID Gartnar, Aleksandra (Avtor), ID Nagode, Aleš (Mentor) Več o mentorju... Povezava se odpre v novem oknu

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Cerkveno glasbo druge polovice 19. stoletja na Slovenskem je zaznamovalo širjenje cecilijanskega gibanja, ki je stremelo k njeni obnovi. Cecilijanci so se pri svojem delovanju sprva opirali na sklepe Tridentinskega koncila in kasnejše papeške dokumente o cerkveni glasbi, z letom 1903 pa so potrditev svojega delovanja doživeli z motu propriem papeža Pija X. Tra le sollecitudini. Gibanje se je tudi na Slovenskem leta 1877 organiziralo v več cecilijinih društev, ki so za širjenje idej o dostojni liturgični glasbi prirejala večdnevne tečaje za organiste ter ustanavljala orglarske šole, izhajati pa je začel tudi mesečnik Cerkveni glasbenik. Iz objav, na katere smo se v razpravi opirali in podpore, ki so jo prejemali s strani visokih cerkvenih krogov, lahko sklepamo, da so posamezni člani cecilijinega društev predvsem z ocenami novih in prenovljenih orgel ter posameznimi organološkimi razpravami spodbujali nastajanje novih orgel in vplivali na kvaliteto ter razvoj orglarstva na Slovenskem. Novih glasbil v tem obdobju so na območju današnje ljubljanske nadškofije po dostopnih podatkih postavili 140, razvoj njihove tehnične in zvočne podobe pa smo v razpravi skušali prikazati s primerjavo njihovih dispozicij.

Jezik:Slovenski jezik
Ključne besede:zgodovina orgel, orgle na Slovenskem, cecilijansko gibanje, Cecilijino društvo, Orglarska šola v Ljubljani
Vrsta gradiva:Magistrsko delo/naloga
Organizacija:FF - Filozofska fakulteta
Leto izida:2020
PID:20.500.12556/RUL-117537 Povezava se odpre v novem oknu
Datum objave v RUL:15.07.2020
Število ogledov:1946
Število prenosov:190
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Jezik:Angleški jezik
Naslov:The Influence of the Caecilian Movement on Organ Building in Slovenia between 1877 and 1941
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Slovenian church music in the second half of the 19th century was influenced by the Caecilian movement, which spread from today's Germany across a number of countries. The main goal of this movement was to restore church music. Caecilians, which is how the proponents of the movement called themselves, had primarily relied on the documents of the Council of Trent and some later church documents. However, in 1903, Pope Pius X released the famous so-called motu proprio Tra le sollecitudini, which the Caecilians took as a confirmation of their strains. In 1877, in Slovenia, the movement was institutionalized in regional societies under the umbrella name Cecilijino društvo. It is very important to note that these ocieties had great support from the Slovenian church authorities, who founded three important mediums to help spread the ideas of the movement: organ schools, yearly courses for organists and a monthly magazine Cerkveni glasbenik. By taking a closer look at the articles from the afore-mentioned magazine about organ-making, organ-playing, taking proper care of an organ, the history of the organ etc., which were fundamental for the development of this thesis, we can conclude that Caecilians played an important role in the development of the appearance and the sound of the Slovenian organ, as it was being built between the years 1877 and 1941.

Ključne besede:history of the organ, the organ in Slovenia, Slovene organ builders, Caecilian movement, Slovenian Caecilian Society

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