A Study of Dvořak’s Four Symphonic Poems on Erben’s Ballad Kytice

• Main Authors: Tzu-yin Lin, 林姿吟
• Other Authors: Shun-mei Tsai
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2012
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/73417410174471994677

碩士 === 國立中山大學 === 音樂學系研究所 === 100 === In the 1890s, Antonin Dvořak created five symphonic poems, respectively The Water Goblin、The Noon Witch、The Golden Spinning Wheel、The Wild Dove、A Hero''s Song. The first four poems originated from Erben’s prosody anthology, Dvořak present the personality of the roles by using Czech rhyme and characters features, and successfully promote the development of plot by adding the realism sound effects with poems content. According to the unique narrative poem, it presents the original by using succeed verse to verse faithfully. In addition to the introduction and conclusion in this study, it contains three main chapters. The Chapter 1 is discussed in detail for “the creation course and nationality about Dvořak”, “Symphonic poem of the 19th century”, “narrative poem and ballade” and four symphonic poems according to Erben anthology respectively. Chapter 2 focuses on the careers and brainchild of Erben, and the writing concept about Kytice. The chapter 3 is base on the created years of the four symphonic poems to know the narratives of Dvořak by investigating the creative concept and the process of composition.