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Sergey I. Taneev’s Lessons of Counterpoint in the Music Books of Sergey V. Evseev
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Статья посвящена рассмотрению ученических тетрадей по контрапункту С. В. Евсеева, одного из последних учеников С. И. Танеева (ноябрь 1913 - январь 1915). Записи Евсеева позволяют реконструировать последовательность изучаемых тем и специфику преподнесения материала, которая состоит в объединении традиционного для европейских учебников состава тем (от системы разрядов по Й. Фуксу до фуги) с танеевскими открытиями в области сложного контрапункта. Большое внимание уделено и индивидуальным особенностям текста Евсеева, таким как 1) дополнительные записи по теории контрапункта, которые, в отличие от ученических, выполнены в новой (послереволюционной) орфографии; 2) чередование упражнений с неназванными копиями полифонических образцов; 3) опыты «русификации» хоралов из кантат Баха, в которых своеобразно проявился интерес Евсеева к русской полифонии.
The article deals with the counterpoint notebooks by Sergey V. Evseev, one of the last pupils of Sergey I. Taneyev (November 1913 - January 1915). Evseev’s counterpoint notes allow us to reconstruct curriculum topic sequence and the specificity of the presentation of the material, which consists of the combination of the traditional European textbook composition of topics (from J. Fuchs’ system of discharges to fugue) with Taneyev’s discoveries in the field of the complex counterpoint. Much attention is also paid to the individual features of Evseev’s text, such as 1) additional notes on counterpoint theory, which, unlike the student notes, are in the new (post-revolutionary) orthography; 2) alternating exercises with unnamed copies of polyphonic samples; 3) experiments in “Russification” of chorales from Bach’s cantatas, in which Evseev’s interest in Russian polyphony peculiarly manifested.
Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory
Title: Sergey I. Taneev’s Lessons of Counterpoint in the Music Books of Sergey V. Evseev
Description:
Статья посвящена рассмотрению ученических тетрадей по контрапункту С.
В.
Евсеева, одного из последних учеников С.
И.
Танеева (ноябрь 1913 - январь 1915).
Записи Евсеева позволяют реконструировать последовательность изучаемых тем и специфику преподнесения материала, которая состоит в объединении традиционного для европейских учебников состава тем (от системы разрядов по Й.
Фуксу до фуги) с танеевскими открытиями в области сложного контрапункта.
Большое внимание уделено и индивидуальным особенностям текста Евсеева, таким как 1) дополнительные записи по теории контрапункта, которые, в отличие от ученических, выполнены в новой (послереволюционной) орфографии; 2) чередование упражнений с неназванными копиями полифонических образцов; 3) опыты «русификации» хоралов из кантат Баха, в которых своеобразно проявился интерес Евсеева к русской полифонии.
The article deals with the counterpoint notebooks by Sergey V.
Evseev, one of the last pupils of Sergey I.
Taneyev (November 1913 - January 1915).
Evseev’s counterpoint notes allow us to reconstruct curriculum topic sequence and the specificity of the presentation of the material, which consists of the combination of the traditional European textbook composition of topics (from J.
Fuchs’ system of discharges to fugue) with Taneyev’s discoveries in the field of the complex counterpoint.
Much attention is also paid to the individual features of Evseev’s text, such as 1) additional notes on counterpoint theory, which, unlike the student notes, are in the new (post-revolutionary) orthography; 2) alternating exercises with unnamed copies of polyphonic samples; 3) experiments in “Russification” of chorales from Bach’s cantatas, in which Evseev’s interest in Russian polyphony peculiarly manifested.
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