Stravinsky and Maritain: Philosophies of work
Igor Stravinsky’s philosophical and religious trajectory included transformative encounters with Catholic theologians and philosophers in the Paris of the 1920s and 1930s. The most important amongst these was Jacques Maritain, whose neoThomist philosophy applied to art was of significance t...
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| description | Igor Stravinsky’s philosophical and religious trajectory included
transformative encounters with Catholic theologians and philosophers in the
Paris of the 1920s and 1930s. The most important amongst these was Jacques
Maritain, whose neoThomist philosophy applied to art was of significance to
Stravinsky, and in particular through its application in the life and work
of fellow Russian émigré composer Arthur Lourié. This article examines the
relationship between Stravinsky and Maritain in terms of the larger
philosophical and creative context of the period, also touching on the work
of Lourié and Manuel de Falla, and discussing its ramifications in the work
of Stravinsky himself. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-354360a8ef564fcda26bed44ce8b17f12023-08-09T12:42:27ZengSerbian Academy of Sciences and Arts - Institute of Musicology of Serbian Academy of Sciences and ArtsMuzikologija1450-98142406-09762023-01-01202334334310.2298/MUZ2334033M1450-98142334033MStravinsky and Maritain: Philosophies of workMoody Ivan0CESEM - Universidade Nova, Lisbon, PortugalIgor Stravinsky’s philosophical and religious trajectory included transformative encounters with Catholic theologians and philosophers in the Paris of the 1920s and 1930s. The most important amongst these was Jacques Maritain, whose neoThomist philosophy applied to art was of significance to Stravinsky, and in particular through its application in the life and work of fellow Russian émigré composer Arthur Lourié. This article examines the relationship between Stravinsky and Maritain in terms of the larger philosophical and creative context of the period, also touching on the work of Lourié and Manuel de Falla, and discussing its ramifications in the work of Stravinsky himself.https://doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/1450-9814/2023/1450-98142334033M.pdfigor stravinskyjacques maritainarthur louriéscholasticismsacred music |
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| title | Stravinsky and Maritain: Philosophies of work |
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| title_short | Stravinsky and Maritain: Philosophies of work |
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| topic | igor stravinsky jacques maritain arthur lourié scholasticism sacred music |
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