...In the 17th century, music from Italy, France, and then Germany became mainstream. Abraham van den Kerkhoven (1618?-1701) was active in organ music, Gioseffo Zamponi (?-1662) in opera, and Pietro Antonio Fiocco (c. 1650-1714) in church music. The Ruckels family also produced harpsichords of great quality. Musical activities also flourished among citizens, in addition to the royal court and churches, and the collegium musicum (Latin) was established in various cities by enthusiasts. In the 18th century, opera and ballet became popular in Brussels and Liège, and Grétry and Gossec left behind works. ... *Some of the terminology that mentions "collegium musicum" is listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…17世紀に入ると,イタリアやフランス,ついでドイツの音楽が主流を占めるなかで,オルガン音楽のケルクホーフェンAbraham van den Kerkhoven(1618?‐1701),オペラのザンポーニGioseffo Zamponi(?‐1662),教会音楽のフィオッコPietro Antonio Fiocco(1650ころ‐1714)などが活躍,ハープシコード製作でもリュッケルス一族が名器を作り出していた。また,音楽活動は宮廷や教会のほか,市民の間でも盛んとなり,諸都市に愛好家によるコレギウム・ムシクムcollegium musicum(ラテン語)が誕生した。18世紀には,ブリュッセルやリエージュなどでオペラやバレエが盛んとなり,グレトリーやゴセックらが作品を残している。… ※「collegium musicum」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
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