Guyot, Charles (préf.)
Le Kalevala
Epopée nationale
de la Finlande
Liste des ouvrages
Inspired by Tradition - Kalevala poetry in Finnish music
Pekka Laaksonen, Timo Leisiö
Gummerus Kirjapaino Oy, Jyväskylä, 2005.
In-12, broché sous couverture illustrée en couleur, 151 pp.
Illustrations en noir et blanc in texte.
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Foreword - I. Introduction to Kalevala poetry - Pekka Laaksonen : From oral tradition to national epic : About the poetry, the collecting and Elias Lönnrot's Kalevala 1. The Kalevala, Finland's epic. - 2. About the features of Finnish folk poetry. - 3. Finnish folk poetry collection before Lönnrot. - 4. Elias Lönnrot and the birth of the Kalevala - Anneli Asplund & Sirkka-Liisa Mettomäki : The Kalevala's contents : Characters and concepts in Kalevala - P. Laaksonen : The Kanteletar - Timo Leisiö : Stylistic elements of runo song 1. Basic concepts of runo music. - 2. About rhythm. - 3. The mictic character of the runo disappears - The ancient origins of Finnish runo melodies - Map of the main distribution aeras of runo song during the early 20 th century.
The Kaleval, the Finnish national epic, has been a major source of national self-esteem and inspiration in Finnish culture and art ever since it was first published. Its ancient poetry has variously fired the political ambitions of a young nation and generated dazzling artistic vistas that delve into its shamanistic depths.
This is first book ever to explore the impact ot the poetry of the Kalevala on Finnish music, including jazz and the diverse forms of popular music. The articles cover a wide span of influences and processes from Sibelius to the "Kalevala metal" of the new millennium.
This is first book ever to explore the impact ot the poetry of the Kalevala on Finnish music, including jazz and the diverse forms of popular music. The articles cover a wide span of influences and processes from Sibelius to the "Kalevala metal" of the new millennium.
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