ISTORIJSKI I STRUKTURNI ASPEKTI POZNIH GUDAČKIH KVARTETA LUDWIGA VAN BEETHOVENA. (Bosnian)

HISTORICAL AND STRUCTURAL ASPECTS OF LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN'S LATE STRING QUARTETS. (English)

The main goal of this paper is to understand the specifics of Ludwig van Beethoven's (1770-1827) late string quartets, the historical aspect of their creation, their position and meaning in the composer's life and work. Basic "conflict" that affects all the late quartets is the opposite of history and progress. Although there are elements of romantic style in Beethoven's music, and despite the fact that his work became part of the starting point of the development of music romanticism, he respected the classic style. But most of all, he respected his ideas and feelings, changing the traditional forms and adapting them to his ideas, which intensely affect the form. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Cilj rada je upoznavanje sa specifičnostima poznih kvarteta Ludwiga van Beethovena (1770-1827), istorijskim aspektom njihovog nastanka, njihovom pozicijom i značajem u kompozitorovom životu i stvaralaštvu. Osnovni "konflikt" koji pogađa sve pozne kvartete je suprotnost istorije i progresa, jer iako u Beethovenovoj muzici ima elemenata romantičarskog stila i uprkos tome što je njegovo stvaralaštvo postalo ishodištem razvoja muzike romantizma, on je do kraja poštovao i klasični stil. Ali, najviše od svega, poštovao je svoje zamisli i osjećanja, mijenjajući ustaljene oblike i prilagođavajući ih svojim idejama koje sve intenzivnije utiču na oslobađanje forme od dotadašnjih principa. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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