PARISIAN "HÔTEL PARTICULIER" AS THE CONCERT CENTRES OF XVIII ITEM

Authors

  • Natalia D. Belyavina Ph.D., associate professor, professor of theory, musicology and cultural history of the National Academy of Managerial staff of Culture and Arts, Honored Artist of Ukraine, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32461/2226-3209.2.2015.138390

Keywords:

hôtel particulier, style of rococo, aristocratic salon, patrons of art, concerts, actors-virtuosos

Abstract

In article secular concert life in small city private residences – Parisian "hôtel particulier" reveals. Features of architecture, and also an interior with oval forms of salons and a decorative list in style of rococo are underlined. It is presented the historical data about private life of owners of the well-known Parisian salons XVIII item. The High-ranking persons and the aristocrats, rich bourgeoises and patrons of art collected at themselves outstanding French and foreign figures, poets, musicians and actors. The influential, formed and charming women of this time acted as organizers of playing music, were the main ornament of salons, and also promoted development of secular concert life. In these salons there were concerts in which known muzikanty-executors acted as composers, conductors and heads of evenings, they became the centres of development masterly concert execution, new instrumental and orchestral products, such as a symphony.

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Published

2016-08-25

Issue

No. 2 (2015)

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Articles

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