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Name and Surname: Jan
Bilwachs
Academic Degrees: M.A.
Year and Place of Birth: 1991 Prague (Czech Republic)
Institutional Affiliation: Charles University in Prague, Faculty of
Arts, Institute of Musicology
Curriculum
Vitae:
Graduated in musicology from the Faculty of Arts
of Charles University in Prague (2017; Motet Compositions by Carl
Luython in the Music Print Selectissimarum Sacrarum Cantionum ...
Fasciculus Primus (1603)). He continues his studies in PhD
programme at the Faculty of Arts
of Charles University in Prague (Music
of German Composers in the Czech Lands in the Second Half of the 16th
Century).
Relevant Bibliography:
1. August Wilhelm Ambros und die Palestrina-Rezeption in Prag, in: Michele Calella – Birgit Lodges (ed.), Wiener Veröffentlichungen zur Musikwissenschaft (estimated release in 2020).
2. Die Konkordanzen der Carl Luythons Motetten Bellum insigne und Festa dies hodie, in: Musicologica Brunensia 51, 2016, pp. 37-45.
3. Music and Musical Culture in the Czech Lands during the Reign of Emperor Rudolf II. Rudolfine Prague Composers, in: Czech Music Quarterly, 1/2016, pp. 23-35 (with Petr Daněk and Šárka Hálečková).
4. The Motets from the Collection Selectissimarum Sacrarum Cantionum of Carl Luython and Their Concordances. Critical Edition and Analysis of the Chosen Motets, BA thesis, Charles University, Prague 2014.
5. Motet Compositions by Carl Luython in the Music Print Selectissimarum Sacrarum Cantionum... Fasciculus Primus (1603), MA thesis, Charles University, Prague 2017.
Relevant Bibliography:
1. August Wilhelm Ambros und die Palestrina-Rezeption in Prag, in: Michele Calella – Birgit Lodges (ed.), Wiener Veröffentlichungen zur Musikwissenschaft (estimated release in 2020).
2. Die Konkordanzen der Carl Luythons Motetten Bellum insigne und Festa dies hodie, in: Musicologica Brunensia 51, 2016, pp. 37-45.
3. Music and Musical Culture in the Czech Lands during the Reign of Emperor Rudolf II. Rudolfine Prague Composers, in: Czech Music Quarterly, 1/2016, pp. 23-35 (with Petr Daněk and Šárka Hálečková).
4. The Motets from the Collection Selectissimarum Sacrarum Cantionum of Carl Luython and Their Concordances. Critical Edition and Analysis of the Chosen Motets, BA thesis, Charles University, Prague 2014.
5. Motet Compositions by Carl Luython in the Music Print Selectissimarum Sacrarum Cantionum... Fasciculus Primus (1603), MA thesis, Charles University, Prague 2017.