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Sound and Movement (2023)

Daniele Zamboni
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Sound and Movement: Performing Der Kleine Harlekin by Karlheinz Stockhausen I would like to discuss my approach studying this composition by Karlheinz Stockhausen. The piece requires a long period of preparation and the development of new peculiar skills in order to be performed. The paper is divided in two parts. In the first chapter I analyze the piece taking into consideration relevant issues which came across during the preparation of the piece: how to read the score, learn the movements, memorize in its global architecture and where to find space for personal interpretation. I also elaborate on the figure of ‘Arlecchino’ in the Italian Commedia Dell’ Arte, the early professional theater that inspired the figure of Stockhausen’s Harlekin. The second part of my research paper is dedicated to external references. I Interviewed some clarinetists who performed the piece in two different moments in the past 40 years and had the chance to develop it according to a historically informed practice. At the end I analyze articles about the piece.
typeresearch exposition
date03/03/2019
published13/07/2023
last modified13/07/2023
statuslimited publication
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urlhttps://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/299966/574338
published inKC Research Portal
portal issue3. Internal publication


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nameStockhausen trill beginning
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nameStockhausen Kleine Harlekin Daniele Zamboni 8.30-9.00 luce low q
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nameintervista Roberta Gottardi
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nameTesi finale
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nameResearch presentation Daniele Zamboni
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