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A seminar of the Exilarte Center offered for all fields of study as optional subject ( Spring and Fall semester)
Lecturers: a.o. Univ.-Prof. DDr. h.c. Gerold Gruber, Dr. Ulrike Anton, Dr. Michael Haas
OBJECTIVES
- show the plurality of music that was prevented and destroyed by the Nazi seizure of power
- describe the interaction between culture and politics
- rediscover the repertoire lost by the National Socialists
- analysis to concentration camp – emigration – exile – post-war period
RESULTS
- Students should be given a comprehensive knowledge of the complexity of music creation
- Dealing with mostly forgotten composers and their works
- Analysis of musical trends and different styles
- Effects of politics, religion and the social environment on cultural creation
- Students should discover new repertoire for themselves
PROSPECT
- Getting to know unknown repertoire
- Awareness of cultural responsibility
- Influence of migration on the exile countries
- Analysis from today’s point of view
- Scientific and artistic interpretation in accordance
- Analysis of different styles
- Adaptation to the respective field of study
CONTACT: info@exilarte.org
