@book{9c032c3a122e4f6e875c64706f556c63,
title = "Secento inesplorato. L'evento musicale tra prassi e stile. Atti del III convegno internazionale sulla musica in area lombardo-padana nel secolo XVII",
abstract = "[Autom. eng. transl.] The theme of this third musicological conference recalls the approach identified in the previous editions: an approach that takes the musical event as an {"}open{"} process as regards both the definition of the area considered and its temporal projection. As has been affirmed during these years, it would be quite illegitimate to think of grasping the real importance of the Lombard tradition by isolating it from its original context of belonging; just as it would be impossible to disregard the links that exist even in music between works referable to different eras. The interrelation, understood as a structuring trait of the musical event according to both coordinates now exposed, is proposed as an irremovable variable also in the context of the cultural system to which the aesthetic fact leads back. If, undoubtedly, the work of art in such a system hierarchically represents the depositary level of meaning, nevertheless - precisely by virtue of the historicity of its making and its becoming - it claims an assumption such as to recover the hermeneutical constitutive presuppositions of its to be. In relation to these premises, in this edition we wanted to expand even more the horizon of the conference, in such a way as to capture the evolution of style and musical taste in the various proposable angles. Indeed, after having in previous years polarized the attention on the peculiarities of the Lombard school of the seventeenth century, which were expressed mainly in the sacred area (see the volumes of the Acts, published in nos. 4 and 5 of this series), it arose the need for an explication and fusion of distinct but consonant perspectives, in such a way as to redefine the framework of a fundamentally unitary tradition in more rigorous terms, since it is crossed by innumerable and precise lines of continuity. An evolutionary linearity, this, which - defined by decisive distinctive traits in terms of style and practice - dissolves those moments of discontinuity that are not only characteristic of every age, but of every cultural movement.",
keywords = "Accademia Filarmonica, Pelplin, Verona, arie, concertato style, instrumental music, lamento, metafora musicale, motets, sinfonie, spiritual madrigal, stile concertante, Accademia Filarmonica, Pelplin, Verona, arie, concertato style, instrumental music, lamento, metafora musicale, motets, sinfonie, spiritual madrigal, stile concertante",
editor = "Maurizio Padoan and Alberto Colzani and Andrea Luppi",
year = "1993",
language = "English",
isbn = "N/A",
series = "Contributi musicologici del Centro Ricerche dell'A.M.I.S. - Como",
publisher = "A.M.I.S. - Como",
}