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... No one must discredit the place No individual could become more important than the city They looted and hoarded items to “dress up” the city Smuggled in the remains of St. Mark Beggars were expelled unless licensed The shipbuilding area became one of the first “industrial” areas with 16,000 fixed wa ...
... No one must discredit the place No individual could become more important than the city They looted and hoarded items to “dress up” the city Smuggled in the remains of St. Mark Beggars were expelled unless licensed The shipbuilding area became one of the first “industrial” areas with 16,000 fixed wa ...
Rudepoema
... musician of the momentous Brazilian Week of Modern Art of 1922, developed a persona that follows closely this model. His achievement of an international recognition has been considered, to use Gerard Béhague’s expression (Béhague 1994), a consequence of his “search for a Brazilian musical soul,” sup ...
... musician of the momentous Brazilian Week of Modern Art of 1922, developed a persona that follows closely this model. His achievement of an international recognition has been considered, to use Gerard Béhague’s expression (Béhague 1994), a consequence of his “search for a Brazilian musical soul,” sup ...
the PROGRAM - Rockport Music
... in this last category, as the size and arrangement of the strings over the bridge, and the size and shape of the bow, make the playing of multiple stops infinitely more difficult than on a ...
... in this last category, as the size and arrangement of the strings over the bridge, and the size and shape of the bow, make the playing of multiple stops infinitely more difficult than on a ...
Franz Joseph Haydn
... Haydn made a fortune from his compositions, and at his death left a net estate of over 10,000 florins, hundreds of times the median estate of a composer in Vienna at that time, and solidly in the upper-middle class. ...
... Haydn made a fortune from his compositions, and at his death left a net estate of over 10,000 florins, hundreds of times the median estate of a composer in Vienna at that time, and solidly in the upper-middle class. ...
Program Notes Muir String Quartet Wednesday, February
... who wrote that the music “ranges over the whole gamut of the emotions, the ceaseless agitation swelling to a yearning cry, and finally in the last movement to tragic despair.” Written when he was 69, Janáček’s first quartet was inspired by Tolstoy’s novella (1889), “The Kreuzter Sonata,” named after ...
... who wrote that the music “ranges over the whole gamut of the emotions, the ceaseless agitation swelling to a yearning cry, and finally in the last movement to tragic despair.” Written when he was 69, Janáček’s first quartet was inspired by Tolstoy’s novella (1889), “The Kreuzter Sonata,” named after ...
Ganesh Rajagopalan
... Ganesh Rajagopalan, hailed as a ‘Child Violin Prodigy’, gave his first public performance in the year 1972, when he was just 7 years old, along with his younger brother Kumaresh Rajagopalan. Since then, he has performed in different places in India and in a number of countries across the globe. The ...
... Ganesh Rajagopalan, hailed as a ‘Child Violin Prodigy’, gave his first public performance in the year 1972, when he was just 7 years old, along with his younger brother Kumaresh Rajagopalan. Since then, he has performed in different places in India and in a number of countries across the globe. The ...
Homage to Enrique Jordá
... (In remembrance of Enrique Jordá) (Orig. es) In: Musiker. 9, 7-16 Abstract: Enrique Jordá being consulted about the people who could collaborate in the present Homage-Notebook suggested the following names. They showed their desire of collaborating since the first moment. Joaquín Rodrigo, a prominen ...
... (In remembrance of Enrique Jordá) (Orig. es) In: Musiker. 9, 7-16 Abstract: Enrique Jordá being consulted about the people who could collaborate in the present Homage-Notebook suggested the following names. They showed their desire of collaborating since the first moment. Joaquín Rodrigo, a prominen ...
Kim_umd_0117E_16700 - DRUM
... continued to exhibit common classical characteristics within the diversified new materials of each individual style. In addition, the composers thoroughly maximized the various effects derived from the piano itself with different approaches to touch, color, texture, and a fully broadened sound spect ...
... continued to exhibit common classical characteristics within the diversified new materials of each individual style. In addition, the composers thoroughly maximized the various effects derived from the piano itself with different approaches to touch, color, texture, and a fully broadened sound spect ...
Historical Melodrama? Edward Elgar`s Sospiri op. 70 Phillip A. Cooke
... In many ways we can view Edward Elgar’s Sospiri op. 70 as an historical relic; a picture‐postcard of a long‐forgotten age, passed over for Germanic monoliths and Parisian verve. A time when brief, highly‐charged atmospheric studies were the plait jour of chamber concerts, and publishers would pro ...
... In many ways we can view Edward Elgar’s Sospiri op. 70 as an historical relic; a picture‐postcard of a long‐forgotten age, passed over for Germanic monoliths and Parisian verve. A time when brief, highly‐charged atmospheric studies were the plait jour of chamber concerts, and publishers would pro ...
PROGRAM NOTES by Daniel Maki Cuban Overture Duration
... music that appeals to listeners inhabiting more than one of the highly segregated categories of musical taste, e.g., rock, jazz, classical, etc. It can be argued that one of the first and most important examples of the crossover phenomenon ever written made its first appearance at a concert held in ...
... music that appeals to listeners inhabiting more than one of the highly segregated categories of musical taste, e.g., rock, jazz, classical, etc. It can be argued that one of the first and most important examples of the crossover phenomenon ever written made its first appearance at a concert held in ...
Refiguring Roles in Interpretation: Case Study
... showpiece for brilliant display of technique while Robert Casadesus and Yvonne Lefébure, in making it more lyrical, imbue it with a more imaginative, fantastical quality. Vlado Perlemuter seems to focus on discriminating between the layers of the work’s intricate surface texture. The different inter ...
... showpiece for brilliant display of technique while Robert Casadesus and Yvonne Lefébure, in making it more lyrical, imbue it with a more imaginative, fantastical quality. Vlado Perlemuter seems to focus on discriminating between the layers of the work’s intricate surface texture. The different inter ...
О восприятии научных идей С. И. Танеева в
... Despite the obstacles presented to Taneyev’s theory in the West, there is much potential in his work. Firstly, there is an opportunity to apply moveable counterpoint to new repertoire; impressive as his knowledge was of polyphony, it was far from exhaustive. Many polyphonic works either have been un ...
... Despite the obstacles presented to Taneyev’s theory in the West, there is much potential in his work. Firstly, there is an opportunity to apply moveable counterpoint to new repertoire; impressive as his knowledge was of polyphony, it was far from exhaustive. Many polyphonic works either have been un ...
composer - Pierre Arvay
... available music; > some other records not belonging to the collection Timing, which were published with Music De Wolfe in 1976. In 1963 the tide turned for Teppaz records: despite the extensive catalogue (modern and classical music, world music, popular music, classical guitar, etc.) and the hundred ...
... available music; > some other records not belonging to the collection Timing, which were published with Music De Wolfe in 1976. In 1963 the tide turned for Teppaz records: despite the extensive catalogue (modern and classical music, world music, popular music, classical guitar, etc.) and the hundred ...
Ludwig Thuille - Champs Hill Records
... of opera, can account for his soured relationship with such a large-scale medium. And while Strauss did not pursue chamber music with the same assiduity as Thuille, the older composer blossomed through smaller-scale works into his maturity; tantalisingly so, as the quality of the music suggests grea ...
... of opera, can account for his soured relationship with such a large-scale medium. And while Strauss did not pursue chamber music with the same assiduity as Thuille, the older composer blossomed through smaller-scale works into his maturity; tantalisingly so, as the quality of the music suggests grea ...
THE SYMPHONIES OF PADRE MARTINI
... Vogler. Comparatively little is known about his method of teaching, and this is an area for further research. We do know, however, his unfinished three-volume history of music and his treatise on counterpoint, and some of his work as historian and theorist has been studied by Pauchard 1 and Reich.2 ...
... Vogler. Comparatively little is known about his method of teaching, and this is an area for further research. We do know, however, his unfinished three-volume history of music and his treatise on counterpoint, and some of his work as historian and theorist has been studied by Pauchard 1 and Reich.2 ...
`Peruvian Songbird` Yma Sumac dies
... "She was reclusive and untrusting," Devine said. "She lived a very, very solitary life." ...
... "She was reclusive and untrusting," Devine said. "She lived a very, very solitary life." ...
instrumental music - Ocean County Teen Arts
... expressively developed using various rhythms and modes within the chord progressions, choice of tone color that contribute to the desired effect or style. Percussion: Solos and fills are generally appropriate and consistent to the genre and style and the pulse/meter is generally consistent. Solos an ...
... expressively developed using various rhythms and modes within the chord progressions, choice of tone color that contribute to the desired effect or style. Percussion: Solos and fills are generally appropriate and consistent to the genre and style and the pulse/meter is generally consistent. Solos an ...
Pianist Honors Chopin in Bicentennial Concert Adam Neiman with
... halfway point between Chopin’s disputed birthdays—in a special recital dominated by the Polish composer’s works. The performance also included music by Rachmaninoff, Prokofiev, and by Adam Neiman himself. Neiman proved to be an especially gifted speaker, capable of communicating the musical highlights ...
... halfway point between Chopin’s disputed birthdays—in a special recital dominated by the Polish composer’s works. The performance also included music by Rachmaninoff, Prokofiev, and by Adam Neiman himself. Neiman proved to be an especially gifted speaker, capable of communicating the musical highlights ...
Boulanger Nadia
... of tonality—so her later rejection of Wagner might have been a rejection of this musical style that she had herself abandoned as a composer. The frustrating thing for those who have studied Nadia’s music is that her larger scale compositions, such as the opera she wrote with Raoul Pugno and her Fant ...
... of tonality—so her later rejection of Wagner might have been a rejection of this musical style that she had herself abandoned as a composer. The frustrating thing for those who have studied Nadia’s music is that her larger scale compositions, such as the opera she wrote with Raoul Pugno and her Fant ...
Leung_APPROVED COPY_thesis
... saxophone repertoire. These playing styles often require saxophonists to create sounds not usually found within more traditional western art music, through the use of new and innovative methods. This can be challenging for emerging saxophonists, as they need to deve ...
... saxophone repertoire. These playing styles often require saxophonists to create sounds not usually found within more traditional western art music, through the use of new and innovative methods. This can be challenging for emerging saxophonists, as they need to deve ...
Centering on African Practice in Musical Arts
... This collection came about through the involvement of teachers, musicians and scholars in the Pan African Society of Musical Arts Education (PASMAE). Musical arts educators from across the continent submitted proposals and research reports to the PASMAE Maputo Conference, Mozambique, July 2005. Alth ...
... This collection came about through the involvement of teachers, musicians and scholars in the Pan African Society of Musical Arts Education (PASMAE). Musical arts educators from across the continent submitted proposals and research reports to the PASMAE Maputo Conference, Mozambique, July 2005. Alth ...
Infernal Bartók - Philharmonia Orchestra
... sheets of manuscript music. They were headed “In memory of 23 November 1902” and were a musical recollection of a happy family party that Adila and her family, the Arányis, had shared with a shy Budapest music student called Béla Bartók. On 6 July 1955 at one of her last Wigmore Hall recitals in Lon ...
... sheets of manuscript music. They were headed “In memory of 23 November 1902” and were a musical recollection of a happy family party that Adila and her family, the Arányis, had shared with a shy Budapest music student called Béla Bartók. On 6 July 1955 at one of her last Wigmore Hall recitals in Lon ...
Sympathetic Vibrations
... However, by the earlier thought of considering the medium through which the gift to humankind is given, it is clear that the analogy between these two characters exists on tenuous grounding in the former case and on slightly more substantial foundation in the latter. In other words, the analogy betw ...
... However, by the earlier thought of considering the medium through which the gift to humankind is given, it is clear that the analogy between these two characters exists on tenuous grounding in the former case and on slightly more substantial foundation in the latter. In other words, the analogy betw ...
Joplin and the Ragtime Era
... derived from slavery. As a child Joplin had no formal musical training. He had access to a piano through a family friend and taught himself the rudiments of music. A Germanborn teacher called Julius Weiss, noticed the youngster’s talents and offered him free music lessons exposing the young Joplin t ...
... derived from slavery. As a child Joplin had no formal musical training. He had access to a piano through a family friend and taught himself the rudiments of music. A Germanborn teacher called Julius Weiss, noticed the youngster’s talents and offered him free music lessons exposing the young Joplin t ...