Transformaciones estilísticas en las misas de la Real Capilla de Madrid entre 1778 y 1833
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2020
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López Ruiz, Luis. Transformaciones estilísticas en las misas de la Real Capilla de Madrid entre 1778 y 1833. Revista de Musicología, vol. XLIII, no 1 (2020), pp. 155-191
Abstract
Tras los fallecimientos de José de Nebra y de Francisco Corselli en 1768 y 1778, respectivamente, la actividad compositiva en la Real Capilla de Madrid estuvo a cargo de diferentes compositores que ocuparon los principales puestos musicales de la institución y en cuyas obras se manifiesta el cambio estilístico hacia la sonoridad del siglo XIX. Considerando la misa como género litúrgico por excelencia, el cual ha recibido la especial atención de los compositores de música religiosa, en el presente artículo se abordan las características y las transformaciones experimentadas en las dimensiones, forma, plantilla orquestal, comportamiento instrumental y planificación tonal de las misas compuestas entre 1778 y 1833 en la Real Capilla por los compositores vinculados profesionalmente a ella: Antonio Ugena, José Teixidor, José Lidón, Francisco Federici, Ignacio Ducassi, Mariano Rodríguez de Ledesma, Lorenzo Nielfa y Francisco Andreví.
After the demises of José de Nebra and Francisco Corselli in 1768 and 1778, the composition activity in the Royal Chapelle of Madrid was in charge of different composers who held the main musical positions of the institution and whose works reveal the stylistic change towards the sound of the 19th century. Considering the mass as the liturgical genre par excellence, having received the special attention of religious music composers, this paper addresses the characteristics and transformations in the dimensions, form, orchestral composition, instrumental behaviour and tonal planning of the masses composed in the Royal Chapelle between 1778 and 1833 by the composers who were profesionally bound to it: Antonio Ugena, José Teixidor, José Lidón, Francisco Federici, Ignacio Ducassi, Mariano Rodríguez de Ledesma, Lorenzo Nielfa and Francisco Andreví.
After the demises of José de Nebra and Francisco Corselli in 1768 and 1778, the composition activity in the Royal Chapelle of Madrid was in charge of different composers who held the main musical positions of the institution and whose works reveal the stylistic change towards the sound of the 19th century. Considering the mass as the liturgical genre par excellence, having received the special attention of religious music composers, this paper addresses the characteristics and transformations in the dimensions, form, orchestral composition, instrumental behaviour and tonal planning of the masses composed in the Royal Chapelle between 1778 and 1833 by the composers who were profesionally bound to it: Antonio Ugena, José Teixidor, José Lidón, Francisco Federici, Ignacio Ducassi, Mariano Rodríguez de Ledesma, Lorenzo Nielfa and Francisco Andreví.