Musical work: boundaries and interpretations / Muzikos kūrinys - jo ribos bei interpretacijos

This collection emerges from the 38th Baltic Musicological Conference, celebrating a century of Lithuanian music and its pioneering composers. A diverse group of scholars contributes their insights, reflecting on the boundaries of musical works and their various interpretations.

The authors delve into the complex interplay between music theory and practice, examining how historical, cultural, and psychological factors shape our understanding of musical creation. Their discussions illuminate the evolving nature of musical interpretation, showcasing how contemporary perspectives can enrich traditional views.

As the contributors explore these themes, they invite readers to engage with critical questions about the essence of music itself. Each chapter serves as a gateway into the rich tapestry of musical thought and scholarship, reflecting the vibrant landscape of Baltic musicology.