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Violin Technique in Jenő Hubay’s Four Violin Concertos

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4. School of Music
5. Doctoral Project Papers [Option 3] - Music
6. Violin Technique in Jenő Hubay’s Four Violin Concertos

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Title

Violin Technique in Jenő Hubay’s Four Violin Concertos

Author(s)

Pu, Lihua

Issue Date

2018

Director of Research (if dissertation) or Advisor (if thesis)

Bashford, Christina

Doctoral Committee Chair(s)

Moersch, Charlotte Mattax

Committee Member(s)

• Milenkovich, Stefan
• Solya, Andrea

Department of Study

School of Music

Discipline

Music

Degree Granting Institution

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Degree Name

A.Mus.D. (doctoral)

Date of Ingest

2018-04-20T17:09:00Z

Keyword(s)

• Jenő Hubay
• Violin Concerto Op. 21, Op. 90, Op.99, Op.101
• Violin Technique
• Romantic period

Language

en

Abstract

This dissertation examines the four Violin Concertos composed by Jenő Hubay and traces the development of his violin technique in these compositions. In addition, his roles as founder of a Hungarian violin school and as a popular concerto soloist will be considered, along with his relationships with the dedicatees of his concertos. Chapter 1 begins with a discussion of Hubay’s musical style, and in particular, the late-romantic influences in his works. Chapter 2 begins with background introduction, and then provides an overview of the structure and forms of each of Hubay’s four violin concertos. Chapter 3 continues the discussing of the stylistic relationships between the concertos and their dedicatees. Chapter 4 covers the technical demands of the concertos and examines performance issues, including tempo, bowing/articulation, dynamics, tempo rubato and portamento/vibrato. Chapter 5 offers a conclusion, and a summary of the technical issues which appear in all four of the concertos.

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Copyright 2018 Lihua Pu

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