The musical and liturgical aspects of the great feasts of the Church services inserted in the Great Lent
cytuj
pobierz pliki
RIS BIB ENDNOTEWybierz format
RIS BIB ENDNOTEThe musical and liturgical aspects of the great feasts of the Church services inserted in the Great Lent
Data publikacji: 25.05.2018
Kwartalnik Młodych Muzykologów UJ, English Issues, Issue 30 (3/2016) , s. 75 - 87
https://doi.org/10.4467/23537094KMMUJ.16.016.8055Autorzy
The musical and liturgical aspects of the great feasts of the Church services inserted in the Great Lent
The culture of Georgian chant is variable and particular schools are different from each other. The vital schools are Gelati, Shemoqmedi (West Georgian chant traditions) and Karbelashvilebi (East Georgian chant traditions). The paper presents musical analysis of West Georgian chant traditions, using Gelati school as an example. Scores are taken from Georgian musical manuscripts from the 19th century, which are saved in National Centre of Manuscripts and were written by St. Pilimon the Chanter (Koridze) and St. Ekvtime the Confessor (Kereselidze). The article’s aim is to show how some of the Great Feasts in Georgia were celebrated. The first part contains the examination of some individual aspects of Georgian liturgical practice. The second part synthetises what is important in the process of researching Georgian chant. The analysis shows individuality of the chant material. Diversity and abundance of existing materials gives the opportunity to conduct further research on the topic.
All the bibliographical references were translated by the author from
Georgian.
Dzindzibadze Z., Parakliton, Tbilisi 1998.
Erkvanidze M. (ed.), Georgian Church Chant (Gelati School). The hymns of the Twelve Feasts of Our Lord and Immovable Feasts, Tbilisi 2006.
Gunia B., Gunia I., Liturgical collection #1, Tbilisi 1996.
Gunia B., Gunia I., Liturgical collection #2, Tbilisi 1996
Gvakharia V., Shugliashvili D., Razmadze N., Description of the Manuscripts and Alphabet Catalogue of Georgian Sacred Hymns – According to the Handwritten Scores of St. Pilimon the Chanter (Koridze) and St. Ekvtime the Confessor (Kereselidze), Tbilisi 2013.
Khachidze L., Metreveli E., Poetry of Iovane Minchkhi – Monuments of Old Georgian Poetry, “Metsniereba”, Tbilisi 1987.
Naneishvili N., The serve of Christ Easter in Georgian tradition, Master's thesis, V. Sarajishvili Tbilisi State Conservatoire, Tbilisi 2009.
Skaballanovich M., The Typikon Interpreted in Russian, Kiev 1910.
Soloviov H.A., A Historical Discourse on the Fasts of the Orthodox Church, in Russian, Moscow 1837.
Tatishvili K., Dugashvili E. (2006); Archimandrit Kipriane (Kerni) – History of Church Poetry, [online] www.library.church.ge [accessed: 18.03.2016]
Triodioni (Markhvani), Press of Eqvtime Kheladze, Tbilisi 1901.
[online] http://www.orthodoxtheology.ge [accessed: 18.03.2016]; St. Paul’s Orthodox Christian Theology Centre, Lent – the historical development, 2012.
H-154 – “Notebooks #1,2,3,4,5 written in Guria, Theme-songs”. Written by P. Koridze, E. Kereselidze.
Q-666 – “First Score” [festal hymns]. Recorder – P. Koridze, Kutaisi 1885.
Q-668 – “Score III, Notebook #7”. Lents hymns score. Written by P. Koridze, Kutaisi 1886.
Q-680 – “Book V, Notebook #5 written in Kutaisi”. (1886); Written by P. Koridze.
Q-681 – “VI book – the notebook #7”. Written by P. Koridze, Kutaisi 1886.
Q-687 – “Book XII”. The manuscript is a composition with Theme-songs.
Q-689 – “Book #14 – Theme songs”. Written by E. Kereselidze.
Q-690 – “Book #15 – Great Feasts hymns”. (1904-1905). Written by E. Kereselidze, P. Koridze, R. Khundadze.
Q-694 – “Book #27, Notebook #19 – Great Feasts Hymns”. Written by P. Koridze, E. Kereselidze.
Informacje: Kwartalnik Młodych Muzykologów UJ, English Issues, Issue 30 (3/2016) , s. 75 - 87
Typ artykułu: Oryginalny artykuł naukowy
Tytuły:
The musical and liturgical aspects of the great feasts of the Church services inserted in the Great Lent
The musical and liturgical aspects of the great feasts of the Church services inserted in the Great Lent
Vano Sarajishvili Tbilisi State Conservatoire
Publikacja: 25.05.2018
Status artykułu: Otwarte
Licencja: Żadna
Udział procentowy autorów:
Korekty artykułu:
-Języki publikacji:
AngielskiLiczba wyświetleń: 1908
Liczba pobrań: 861