Identity, Interaction and Joy of Playing. The Conductor-less Phenomenon

Ana Termeulen

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In this research the author analyses nine cases of conductor-less orchestras ranging from Persimfans in the Soviet Union in the 1920s to Nordic Harmony in Norway in our times. In size these nine cases vary from relatively small ensembles to big symphonic orchestras. They were studied in different ways: through diaries, literature, films and documentaries, and personal interviews with the musicians. Between these nine orchestras there are significant differences but at the same time big similarities.

type	research exposition
keywords	conducting, conductor-less, orchestra, ensemble
date	11/11/2018
published	01/10/2019
last modified	01/10/2019
status	limited publication
share status	private
copyright	Ana Termeulen
license	All rights reserved
url	https://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/530080/530081
published in	KC Research Portal
portal issue	3. Internal publication

name	Nescio berg
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name	Persimfans 1920s
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name	orpheus_full_approved_2016_-_matt_dine
copyright	Matt Dine
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name	Spira Mirabilis
copyright	Spira Mirabilis
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name	Persimfans playing Beethoven's Third Symphony at the School of Dramatic Art in 2010
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name	Norwegian Chamber Orchestra
copyright	Bard Godegon
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name	Nordic Harmony
copyright	Nordic Harmony
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name	KORK uten dirigent
copyright	Clare Farr - NRK
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name	NBE_Mozart_2014-®HansvanderWoerd-003
copyright	Hans van der Woerd
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name	Amsterdam Sinfonietta zittend
copyright	Marco Borggreve
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name	Persimfans performing at Anshenbrenners Military School mid 1920s
copyright	Source: https://themoscowtimes.com/articles/conductorless-orchestra-persimfans-sees-contemporary-revival-34858
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name	Persimfans black and white drawing
copyright	Source: https://themoscowtimes.com/articles/conductorless-orchestra-persimfans-sees-contemporary-revival-34858
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name	Persimfans_1932_concert_programme
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name	Orpheus Chamber Orchestra
copyright	Orpheus Chamber Orchestra
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name	Spira Mirabilis on a terrace
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name	Persimfans playing Beethoven's Third Symphony at the School of Dramatic Art in 2010
copyright	The Moscow Times
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name	Nederlands Blazers Ensemble
copyright	Hans van der Woerd
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name	Amsterdam Sinfonietta standing
copyright	Marco Borggreve
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name	Noridc Harmony 760A8173-Version-2
copyright	Nordic Harmony
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name	Norwegian Chamber Orchestra
copyright	Mona Odegaard
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name	Kork uten dirigent
copyright	Julia Granberg - Blunderbuss - NRK
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name	Nescio Ensemble
copyright	Nescio Ensemble
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