Sport can also inspire music (II).From Antonio Caldara (XVIII century)to Spiros Samaras (XIX century)
Ramon Balius
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Balius i Juli, R. (2004). Sport can also inspire music (II). From Antonio Caldara (XVIII century) to Spiros Samaras (XIX century). Apunts. Educación Física y Deportes, 76, 79-81.
Abstract
The investigation performed in search of cultured music in sport has provided us with interesting findings in the XVII, XIX, XX, and even the XXI century. In greater words we could say that the composers were motivated by specific sport events or by social-political environments that favored the leisure side of sport, as those existing in the Vienna of the eighteen hundreds or Paris of the nineteen hundreds.
ISSN: 2014-0983
Published: April 01, 2004
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