Jan Novák: Musica poetica Latina : od nesmrtelnosti jazyka k nesmrtelnosti hudby?

Roč.45,č.1(2010)

Martin Flašar

Trvalý odkaz (handle):
http://hdl.handle.net/11222.digilib/115286

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An immortality of the production of the Moravian composer Jan Novák (1921–1984) should have been provided by the connection to the Latin language and literature. Novák not only set in music verses of Latin humanists and classics, but he also translated into Latin, composed poetry and he was also the author of the paper Musica poetica Latina. There is perhaps no precedent for such a writing in the twentieth century. It is a practical guide for setting Latin texts in music, including the theory of metrical poetry, classical Latin pronunciation, etc. In my paper I have tried to compare the Novák's attempt with two disproportionately more famous writings on the topic: Horatio's De Arte Poetica and Musica Poetica by Joachim Burmeister.

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95–102
Reference

BLACKHAM, H. Humanism. Harmondsworth, Middlesex: Penguin Books, 1968.

BURMEISTER, Joachim. Musica poetica: definitionibus et divisionibus breviter delineata, quibus in singulis capitibus sunt hypomnemata praeceptionum instar [synopticos] addita, edita studio et opera. Rostock: Stephanus Myliander, 1606.

HORATIUS, Quintus Flaccus. De arte poetica: Epistola ad Pisones vulgo Liber de arte poetica dictus. [O umění básnickém]. Přeložila Dana Svobodová. Praha: Academia, 2002.

HRABAL, František. V kontextu tvorby. Praha: Arbor Vitae, 2006.

STROH, Wilfried (ed.). Jan Novák: Musica poetica Latina: De versibus Latinis modulandis. Edidit, praefatus est, versione Germanica commentarioque instruxit Valahfridus – Wilfried Stroh. München: Sodalitas Ludis Latinis, 2001.

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