Keywords
pre-romanticism
rationalism
age of enlightenment
vocal creativity
art song
vocal pedagogy
education of a vocalist
technical difficulties
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Abstract
This article attempts to describe and popularize (in the pedagogical context), a relatively little-known excerpt of Polish vocal art, which are undoubt-edly songs composed during the period of the artistic trend called European sentimentalism, or inspired by it. Due to the quantitatively poor heritage of publications basing on source materials the article puts the main emphasis on describing the wide scope of the vocal repertoire based on assumptions regarding the art of sentimentalism. Furthermore, the work also tries to discuss the suitabil-ity of individual compositions in the educational process of novice singers. Due to the fact that many of these songs haven’t won popularity so far, introducing them to the repertoire of solo singing class students seems particularly appropri-ate and instructive.
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