Notes without Music; An Autobiography

Arthur Honegger and His Relation to Jean Cocteau and Les Six The purpose of this article is to present a broad spectrum of relations between Arthur Honegger-a composer, and Jean Cocteau-a poet and playwright. They are often associated with the group under the patronage of Cocteau called Les Six, to which Honegger undoubtedly belonged. The poet gathered young composers around himself and became the initiator of artistic meetings and concerts. Most of them took place between 1917 and 1921. Cocteau wanted to show the path French music should follow. In accordance to that, his aesthetic manifesto Le Coq et l'Arlequin was published in 1918. In the first section, Honegger's and Cocteau's aesthetic views concerning music, elements of musical work and its expression are presented and confronted. Next, the composer's as well as poet's work is presented by the example of their cooperation. 1 Niniejszy artykuł stanowi zredagowaną i poszerzoną wersję I rozdziału pracy magisterskiej autora pt. "Antygona" Arthura Honeggera i Jeana Cocteau jako XX-wieczne ujęcie tragedii antycznej, napisanej w 2014 roku pod kierunkiem prof. dr. hab. Zbigniewa Skowrona w Instytucie Muzykologii UW.

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Notes without Music; An Autobiography

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