604 KB74 KB200520252012Golec, Borisštevilka:2letnik:8str. 33-55ISSN:1854-3405COBISSID:35289645URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-NS0CWL4PslMuzikološki inštitut ZRC SAZUDe musica disserendaglasbenikiGradec (Avstrija)plemiške rodbineskladateljiSloveniaSlovenijaValvasor (rodbina)Glasbena ustvarjalnost in poustvarjalnost Valvasorjevih potomcev na Slovenskem v 19. in prvi polovici 20. stoletja|The article deals with the until-recently unknown descendants of the Carniolan polymath Janez Vajkard Valvasor (1641-1693) that were connected one way or another to music production and reproduction in the Slovenian territory. They belonged to the last generations of the polymath's family to live in the Slovenian territory, stemming from all three branches of Valvasor's descendants that split in the 1770. In the mid-nineteenth century nearly all their members moved from Slovenian Styria to Graz, but each and everyone who has been documented to have engaged in music had spent at least part of their lives in the Slovenian territory. Music was the art to which the branched-out descendants of Janez Vajkard Valvasor (about 250 persons to date) have been most closely connectedPrispevek obravnava do nedavna neznane potomce kranjskega polihistorja Janeza Vajkarda Valvasorja (1641-1693), tako ali drugače povezane z glasbeno ustvarjalnostjo in poustvarjalnostjo v slovenskem prostoru. Pripadali so zadnjim na Slovenskem živečim generacijam polihistorjevega rodu in izšli iz vseh treh vej Valvasorjevega potomstva, ki so se razdelile v sedemdesetih letih 18. stoletja. Sredi 19. stoletja so se skoraj vsi njihovi člani preselili s slovenske Štajerske v Gradec, toda prav vsi, ki so se dokumentirano ukvarjali z glasbo, so vsaj del življenja preživeli na Slovenskem. Razvejano potomstvo Janeza Vajkarda Valvasorja (do danes okoli 250 oseb) je od vseh umetnosti najbolj povezano prav z glasbenoTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaZRC SAZU