Organist Janez Kranjec in njegov glasbeni opus

magistrsko delo

Jasmina Vidrih (Author), Jernej Weiss (Mentor)

Abstract

Pesnik, skladatelj, organist in zborovodja Janez Kranjec se je rodil leta 1932 v Topolu, vasici, ki se nahaja blizu Begunj pri Cerknici. V begunjski cerkvi je orglal že kot štirinajstletni deček in delo organista opravljal skoraj do smrti. Za časa življenja je vodil več pevskih zborov (med drugim moški pevski zbor Tabor) oz. vokalnih skupin, za katere je spisal tudi prenekatero skladbo. Bil je pretežno glasbeni samouk, a je na slovenski cerkveni skupnosti in lokalni srenji kot organist in skladatelj pustil velik glasbeni pečat. O tem pričajo tako dejstvo, da je preko 200 njegovih cerkvenih skladb odobrenih za rabo pri bogoslužju, kot tudi mnoga priznanja (cerkvena in posvetna), med katerimi sta tudi najvišje cerkveno priznanje, tj. odličje sv. Cirila in Metoda, ter naziv častni občan Občine Cerknica. Njegova skladateljska zapuščina šteje preko 950 del. Pisal je predvsem vokalno glasbo za različne zborovske zasedbe. Med njegovimi deli so tako cerkvene kot tudi posvetne skladbe. Mnogotera besedila, ki jih je uglasbil, so njegova lastna, avtorska, rad pa je uglasbil tudi besedila drugih pesnikov.Med njegovimi zelo znanimi besedili je pesem Pojo naj ljudje. Ta še dandanes velja za himno Tabora slovenskih pevskih zborov, ki se vsako leto odvija v Šentvidu pri Stični. Zelo znana je tudi njegova skladba Triglavska Marija, Ave, ki je izobešena na vratih kapelice Marije Snežne na Kredarici in jo na raznih slovesnostih na Kredarici prepevajo še danes. Juniju 2018 smo obeležili 10. obletnico skladateljeve smrti. Ob tej priliki je Kranjčeva družina v sodelovanju z Občino Cerknica postavila spominsko ploščo na njegovi rojstni hiši v Topolu in pripravila slovesnost ob odkritju le-te. Slovesnost je bila hkrati uvod v leto Janeza Kranjca, ki ga je kot poklon zaslužnemu sokrajanu proglasila Občina Cerknica.

Keywords

magistrska dela;slovenski skladatelji;organisti;zborovodje;pesniki;Kranjec;Janez;1932-2008;

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2019
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UM PEF - Faculty of Education
Publisher:	[J. Žagar]
UDC:	78.071.1(497.4):929Kranjec(043.2)
COBISS:	24843528
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Organist Janez Kranjec and his musical opus
Secondary abstract:	Poet, composer, organist and choirmaster, Janez Kranjec, was born in 1932 in Topol, a small village in the vicinity of Begunje pri Cerknici. At the church in Begunje he started to play the organ at the age of 14 and kept this post almost until the end of his life. During his lifetime, Kranjec was a choirmaster to several choirs (among others to the male choir, Tabor) and vocal ensembles, for which he composed a number of pieces. Despite being primarily a self-taught musician, he left a significant mark in the Slovenian Catholic community and local environment as an organist and composer. This is attested by the fact that more than 200 of his religious works were approved to be used during religious services. Moreover, he received a host of awards (ecclesiastical and secular), among them being the highest Catholic honour in Slovenia, i.e. the Sts. Cyril and Methodius honour, and Honorary Citizenship of Cerknica. As a composer, Kranjec left behind a legacy of more than 950 compositions. He mainly created vocal pieces for various choir ensembles. Among his works are religious and secular pieces. In addition, he wrote many of the lyrics for which he composed music, but he also enjoyed writing music for other lyricists. One of his most famous songs is Pojo naj ljude (May the people sing) which is still used as an anthem of the Slovenian Choir Convention taking place annually in Šentvid pri Stični. Another famous piece is Triglavska Marija, ave (Mary of Mt. Triglav, Ave); its lyrics can be seen in the chapel of Our Mary of the Snow at Kredarica and people still sing it during many ceremonies there. In July 2018, we commemorated 10th anniversary of Kranjec's death. To mark the occasion, his family, together with the Municipality of Cerknica, erected a memorial plaque at his childhood home in Topol and hosted a ceremony at its revealing. The ceremony was also an introduction into the Year of Janez Kranjec, a project declared by the Municipality of Cerknica as homage to a deserving fellow citizen.
Secondary keywords:	master theses;composers;choirmaster;poet;
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Pedagoška fak., Oddelek za glasbo
Pages:	XIII, 138 f.
ID:	11210235