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| Verlag | Reichert |
| Auflage | 2011 |
| Seiten | 320 |
| Format | 24 cm |
| Gewicht | 714 g |
| Reihe | zeitpunkt musik |
| ISBN-10 | 3895008397 |
| ISBN-13 | 9783895008399 |
| Bestell-Nr | 89500839A |
Die Musik in den Märchen bewegt zum Tanz, lässt uns eintauchen in fremde Welten, überwindet Grenzen, erweckt Sehnsüchte und Begehren, durch die die Entwicklung einer Geschichte oft erst in Gang kommt. Als Zeugin deckt sie längst vergangene Verbrechen auf oder leistet - ganz modern - einen Beitrag zur Identitätsfindung. Mit den Untersuchungen zur Musik in über dreihundert europäischen Volksmärchen ist das Buch eine Fundgrube für Märchenforscher, Musikwissenschaftler und Psychologen, vor allem aber für alle Musik- und Märchenliebhaber.
Kurzbeschreibung:
Music moves us to dance, sometimes until we drop. It immerses us in other worlds, it overcomes boundaries, it arouses longings and desires which often set the development of a story in motion. The author has examined more than three hundred European folktales in search of how music was experienced in the past, away from courts and palaces. In addition to familiar things, she encountered surprising points in the process: Music acts as a witness, uncovering long past crimes, or in a very modern manner it contributes to the shaping of identity.
The comparative study is preceded by detailed depth psychological analyses of three selected music tales: "The Creation of the Violin", "The Donkey" and "The Son Fights against the Father". For the first time, an intersubjective method stemming from morphological psychology is tested on fairy-tale texts so that the ideas that occur to listeners can establish contemporary references to the understanding of the fairy tales in our time.
Ad ditionally, an index with the 329 fairy tales examined makes this book the most comprehensive collection of European fairy tales up to now in which music appears.
The book is a treasure trove for fairy-tale researchers, music scholars and psychologists. But readers who simply find fairy tales appealing and who are enthusiastic about music can make interesting discoveries and find the inspiration for a completely new perspective on supposedly well-known fairy tales.