THE PIONEERS OF MOVIE MUSIC
... eclipse all of these older forms—also gave rise to an extraordinary musical tradition of composition and performance. To most of our audiences, PRO’s silent-film screenings are simply good old-fashioned entertainments. But behind the obvious delight are years of meticulous research. When we first st ...
... eclipse all of these older forms—also gave rise to an extraordinary musical tradition of composition and performance. To most of our audiences, PRO’s silent-film screenings are simply good old-fashioned entertainments. But behind the obvious delight are years of meticulous research. When we first st ...
EE Cummings` “Melopoetics”
... formal relations alone constitute the primary mode of expression in a poem. According to such a view, a poem is an ontologically bivalent entity (Brogan 1172). Nevertheless, the view that poetry is sound, i.e. that the written text is meant to represent sound, and that words on the page are onl ...
... formal relations alone constitute the primary mode of expression in a poem. According to such a view, a poem is an ontologically bivalent entity (Brogan 1172). Nevertheless, the view that poetry is sound, i.e. that the written text is meant to represent sound, and that words on the page are onl ...
MS Word - Judith Shatin
... 5. Your biography refers to your timbral exploration – what does that mean to you and how does it effect your music? 6. Several of your pieces have decided political content, such as Respecting the First for amplified string quartet and electronics made from readings of and about the First Amendment ...
... 5. Your biography refers to your timbral exploration – what does that mean to you and how does it effect your music? 6. Several of your pieces have decided political content, such as Respecting the First for amplified string quartet and electronics made from readings of and about the First Amendment ...
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... Sessions. He has been composer-in-residence at the Aspen Music School and Festival since 1976, where he also founded and directed the Aspen Contemporary Ensemble from 1991 to 1998. He is the recipient of the two most lucrative prizes in classical music: the international Grawemeyer Award in 2005 for ...
... Sessions. He has been composer-in-residence at the Aspen Music School and Festival since 1976, where he also founded and directed the Aspen Contemporary Ensemble from 1991 to 1998. He is the recipient of the two most lucrative prizes in classical music: the international Grawemeyer Award in 2005 for ...
Instrumentation in Baroque solo instrumental concerto from the late
... 'concerti' refers to a sacred chamber music with a basso continuo group. Italian concerto movement also became popular in Germanic countries by Praetorius. Heinrich Schütz's Kleine Geistliche Concerte and Symphoniae Sacrae for voices and instruments are very important achievements in the first half ...
... 'concerti' refers to a sacred chamber music with a basso continuo group. Italian concerto movement also became popular in Germanic countries by Praetorius. Heinrich Schütz's Kleine Geistliche Concerte and Symphoniae Sacrae for voices and instruments are very important achievements in the first half ...
Boss, Jack. 2014. Schoenberg`s Twelve–Tone Music
... by presenting them vertically, thus, prime and retrograde–inversional forms become impossible to definitively tell apart. He binds his analysis under a long–range narrative arc corresponding to the Satire’s text. In the concerto section, the text speaks of how “the power of the times cannot touch th ...
... by presenting them vertically, thus, prime and retrograde–inversional forms become impossible to definitively tell apart. He binds his analysis under a long–range narrative arc corresponding to the Satire’s text. In the concerto section, the text speaks of how “the power of the times cannot touch th ...
S. Germain
... George Gershwin, the son of poor Russian emigrants, an accidental piano player turned plugger turned composer, was one of the major contributing factors to American music. Since his rise to fame in the early twentieth century, he has been a catalyst for biographical study and the creation of scholar ...
... George Gershwin, the son of poor Russian emigrants, an accidental piano player turned plugger turned composer, was one of the major contributing factors to American music. Since his rise to fame in the early twentieth century, he has been a catalyst for biographical study and the creation of scholar ...
W. Dean Sutcliffe: The Sociable Muse – Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven
... continuous motion prevalent in earlier music. As already suggested, intelligibility was a key goal of later 18th-century music. Composers wanted their music to appeal to and be understood by a much wider range of listeners. Haydn himself expressed this conceit most succinctly when he said, “My langu ...
... continuous motion prevalent in earlier music. As already suggested, intelligibility was a key goal of later 18th-century music. Composers wanted their music to appeal to and be understood by a much wider range of listeners. Haydn himself expressed this conceit most succinctly when he said, “My langu ...
Democratic Theory and Musical Improvisation
... Is improvisation democratic? Unfortunately, this cannot be answered with a simple yes or no, but rather involves asking first whose democracy and whose improvisation is in question. In short, just as there are a myriad of theories of democracy, there are equally diverse accounts of improvisation. By ...
... Is improvisation democratic? Unfortunately, this cannot be answered with a simple yes or no, but rather involves asking first whose democracy and whose improvisation is in question. In short, just as there are a myriad of theories of democracy, there are equally diverse accounts of improvisation. By ...
Music: An Appreciation by Roger Kamien
... Wrote music exploring musical concepts – Art of the Fugue demonstrates potential of this form – Six suites for solo cello demonstrates cello techniques – Well-Tempered Clavier explores new method of tuning Chapter 11 ...
... Wrote music exploring musical concepts – Art of the Fugue demonstrates potential of this form – Six suites for solo cello demonstrates cello techniques – Well-Tempered Clavier explores new method of tuning Chapter 11 ...
These notes should be used alongside your notes
... seem to mean anything or come from anywhere). Cage used this type of nested rhythmic structure in other pieces from the 1940s, but not in quite so complex a way – other pieces use whole numbers rather than fractions. Make sure you learn the numerical sequence governing the proportions of each sonata ...
... seem to mean anything or come from anywhere). Cage used this type of nested rhythmic structure in other pieces from the 1940s, but not in quite so complex a way – other pieces use whole numbers rather than fractions. Make sure you learn the numerical sequence governing the proportions of each sonata ...
- Music Teachers UK
... that was a prerequisite amongst keyboard players at that time (for example, it is worth reading commentaries concerning Bach's abilities in improvisation - see The New Bach Reader, WW Norton and Co). Since many composers wrote music for personal performance, there was less need to write down composi ...
... that was a prerequisite amongst keyboard players at that time (for example, it is worth reading commentaries concerning Bach's abilities in improvisation - see The New Bach Reader, WW Norton and Co). Since many composers wrote music for personal performance, there was less need to write down composi ...
KMBB Lecture 9
... Solomon’s Conclusions In K. 310/ii Mozart invented the Romantic character piece (ABA) ‘capable of symbolizing vast realms of experience and feeling’ (194); expressive contrasts of this intensity resonate with the most profound patterns of our lives. For Solomon, those patterns are described best by ...
... Solomon’s Conclusions In K. 310/ii Mozart invented the Romantic character piece (ABA) ‘capable of symbolizing vast realms of experience and feeling’ (194); expressive contrasts of this intensity resonate with the most profound patterns of our lives. For Solomon, those patterns are described best by ...
File - Jonathan Hankenhof
... changes. Since this was written in the late period of Beethoven’s composition life, it possessed a large coda, which was favored by him at this point. These aspects of this symphony gave people the notion that music was to be written for the sake of music and the audiences, not just as a trade but ...
... changes. Since this was written in the late period of Beethoven’s composition life, it possessed a large coda, which was favored by him at this point. These aspects of this symphony gave people the notion that music was to be written for the sake of music and the audiences, not just as a trade but ...
the possibilities of a line: marking the glissando in
... chromatic scale in traditional harmonic music [7]. Glissandi have been described as having a more direct association with movement and motion than the traditional, striated notes of the European art-music scale [8]. As such, the relationship between the glissando and arguably more empirical fields s ...
... chromatic scale in traditional harmonic music [7]. Glissandi have been described as having a more direct association with movement and motion than the traditional, striated notes of the European art-music scale [8]. As such, the relationship between the glissando and arguably more empirical fields s ...
... Our survey of Western music will give an introduction to music in Western culture, from classical Greek antiquity to the present day, through listening and discussion of seminal works of music in the context of parallel social, political, and cultural developments. Emphasis is on classical and art m ...
Zachary Bernstein
... For certain musicians of a certain age, Milton Babbitt is very much at the center of things musical, but it is not hard to make the case that his development as a composer was conditioned by experiences that could be construed as marginalizing. In many ways his music stems from a radical rethinking ...
... For certain musicians of a certain age, Milton Babbitt is very much at the center of things musical, but it is not hard to make the case that his development as a composer was conditioned by experiences that could be construed as marginalizing. In many ways his music stems from a radical rethinking ...
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... • Stretto: subject imitated before its completed; one voice trying to catch the other • Pedal point: one tone in the bass (usually) is held while the other ovices produce a series of changing harmonies against it;AKA organ point ...
... • Stretto: subject imitated before its completed; one voice trying to catch the other • Pedal point: one tone in the bass (usually) is held while the other ovices produce a series of changing harmonies against it;AKA organ point ...
Composer WORDLE Project Directions
... Composer WORDLE Project Directions Objective: Working with a partner, you will research the life of a composer and create a WORDLE poster for that composer. 1. Research your assigned composer and complete the Research Worksheet. You may use the internet and/or the books provided in the music room to ...
... Composer WORDLE Project Directions Objective: Working with a partner, you will research the life of a composer and create a WORDLE poster for that composer. 1. Research your assigned composer and complete the Research Worksheet. You may use the internet and/or the books provided in the music room to ...
Presentation Notes Historical development of the aria • To
... • To understand how Bach developed this early sonata form, it is important to understand the development and evolution of aria form. • In the 17th century, arias began as an expansion of a single vocal melody. • A composer named Monteverdi first made the evolution from simple melodies into structure ...
... • To understand how Bach developed this early sonata form, it is important to understand the development and evolution of aria form. • In the 17th century, arias began as an expansion of a single vocal melody. • A composer named Monteverdi first made the evolution from simple melodies into structure ...
Bartok, Ginastera, Copland: Folk Music as Compositional Inspiration
... him, and resulted in an eventual assemblage of material that can only be described as voluminous: “By 1918, he had collected…2700 Hungarian, 2500 Slovak and 3500 Romanian melodies”. (Griffiths, 26) Over time, further investigation led to further revelation: I have made a rather strange discovery whi ...
... him, and resulted in an eventual assemblage of material that can only be described as voluminous: “By 1918, he had collected…2700 Hungarian, 2500 Slovak and 3500 Romanian melodies”. (Griffiths, 26) Over time, further investigation led to further revelation: I have made a rather strange discovery whi ...
juanito pascual biography
... Reyes, pianist Alex Conde Carrasco, violinist Rohan Gregory, flutist Stan Strickland and percussionist Jerry Leake. Since the early part of the 21st century, Jonathan "Juanito" Pascual has been widely regarded as one of the top young flamenco guitarists in the international music scene. Born in Minn ...
... Reyes, pianist Alex Conde Carrasco, violinist Rohan Gregory, flutist Stan Strickland and percussionist Jerry Leake. Since the early part of the 21st century, Jonathan "Juanito" Pascual has been widely regarded as one of the top young flamenco guitarists in the international music scene. Born in Minn ...
Rosen, Charles - The Tanner Lectures on Human Values
... for originality, perhaps imperceptibly at Šrst, stimulated musicians to ...
... for originality, perhaps imperceptibly at Šrst, stimulated musicians to ...
Women`s Ensemble Composer
... Child prodigy Composed symphonies, concerti, opera, piano works Compositions catalogued by Köchel (19th century scientist) [K.] Exsultate, jubilate – a motet composed in 1773 for a castrato Tonal, homophonic, metric, lively rhythms, simple melody, gradual dynamics Johann Michael Haydn (1737-1806) – ...
... Child prodigy Composed symphonies, concerti, opera, piano works Compositions catalogued by Köchel (19th century scientist) [K.] Exsultate, jubilate – a motet composed in 1773 for a castrato Tonal, homophonic, metric, lively rhythms, simple melody, gradual dynamics Johann Michael Haydn (1737-1806) – ...