new • nouveaute • neuheit - MDG-Musikproduktion Dabringhaus
... The colorful Renaissance organs lend a very special stamp to what are often highly virtuosic pieces. Especially the toccatas impressively demonstrating Hassler’s enormous instrumental capabilities profit from the congenial registrations, and the strict polyphonic canzonas and ricercars take on an ex ...
... The colorful Renaissance organs lend a very special stamp to what are often highly virtuosic pieces. Especially the toccatas impressively demonstrating Hassler’s enormous instrumental capabilities profit from the congenial registrations, and the strict polyphonic canzonas and ricercars take on an ex ...
Chapter 18
... gradually becomes a more corporeal and menacing figure, is reflected in Schubert’s use of frequent modulations and transposed repetitions. 5. What were Schubertiades, and how do they reflect cultural trends in Schubert’s time? The Schubertiade was a kind of salon: an informal and intimate gathering ...
... gradually becomes a more corporeal and menacing figure, is reflected in Schubert’s use of frequent modulations and transposed repetitions. 5. What were Schubertiades, and how do they reflect cultural trends in Schubert’s time? The Schubertiade was a kind of salon: an informal and intimate gathering ...
Lesson Resources
... Place: Cities of Verona and Mantua, Italy, over the course of four days Time period: 1500s ...
... Place: Cities of Verona and Mantua, Italy, over the course of four days Time period: 1500s ...
two composers receive hoefer prize from san francisco conservatory
... orchestral composition award. Together with our other programs, this shows a department that cares about supporting its students both inside our building and once they leave our halls.” A pioneer in the use of computers in performance since the late 1970s, Rolnick often incorporates digital samplin ...
... orchestral composition award. Together with our other programs, this shows a department that cares about supporting its students both inside our building and once they leave our halls.” A pioneer in the use of computers in performance since the late 1970s, Rolnick often incorporates digital samplin ...
Solo Press Kit - The Classical Saxophone Project
... instrument. His continuing research has helped introduce the rich tradition of musical composition for the entire saxophone family. Along with these older works, he has commissioned and premiered a dozen new pieces, both in the United States and abroad. He is especially prized for his eclectic progr ...
... instrument. His continuing research has helped introduce the rich tradition of musical composition for the entire saxophone family. Along with these older works, he has commissioned and premiered a dozen new pieces, both in the United States and abroad. He is especially prized for his eclectic progr ...
Dvořák`s Stabat Mater blends choral and orchestral
... Dvořák worked steadily on the project until early 1876, but was forced to set it aside for other projects. However, after another daughter died in 1877, followed by the death of the Dvořáks’ first-born son, he was compelled to finish the work. Stabat Mater’s first performance was held in December 18 ...
... Dvořák worked steadily on the project until early 1876, but was forced to set it aside for other projects. However, after another daughter died in 1877, followed by the death of the Dvořáks’ first-born son, he was compelled to finish the work. Stabat Mater’s first performance was held in December 18 ...
Influence of Hindusthani Music and folk music on
... Dear readers, as we have seen previously, until the 12th century A.D., only one form of music prevailed all through India. Around this time, the Islamic presence was beginning to be felt in North India. The musical practice there came under the influence of Persian and Arabic cultures and came to be ...
... Dear readers, as we have seen previously, until the 12th century A.D., only one form of music prevailed all through India. Around this time, the Islamic presence was beginning to be felt in North India. The musical practice there came under the influence of Persian and Arabic cultures and came to be ...
Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean
... Throughout history, the singing of ballads functioned as entertainment, storytelling, and news broadcasting. When the primary engagement of the listener rests with the text, the fact that the melody has repeated itself twenty or thirty times in succession is not a problem. (The original Tom Dooley b ...
... Throughout history, the singing of ballads functioned as entertainment, storytelling, and news broadcasting. When the primary engagement of the listener rests with the text, the fact that the melody has repeated itself twenty or thirty times in succession is not a problem. (The original Tom Dooley b ...
New Works for Solo Percussion by Nathaniel Bartlett
... extended technique symbols. While similar in notation, the works exhibit different musical moods that emerge depending on Bartlett’s choice of instrumentation and his compositional aesthetic. Although the graphic notation system may appear to create rigid, fixed musical ideas, the use of spatially ...
... extended technique symbols. While similar in notation, the works exhibit different musical moods that emerge depending on Bartlett’s choice of instrumentation and his compositional aesthetic. Although the graphic notation system may appear to create rigid, fixed musical ideas, the use of spatially ...
Motet - violinsection
... Josquin des Prez John Dunstaple Antoine de Févin Francisco Guerrero Nicolas Gombert Heinrich Isaac Pierre de La Rue Orlando di Lasso Cristóbal de Morales Jean Mouton Jacob Obrecht ...
... Josquin des Prez John Dunstaple Antoine de Févin Francisco Guerrero Nicolas Gombert Heinrich Isaac Pierre de La Rue Orlando di Lasso Cristóbal de Morales Jean Mouton Jacob Obrecht ...
Justin D. Casinghino
... Presented on April 8 and 9, 2010 as part of the 2010 SEAMUS conference, St. Paul, MN. Five Views from an Island (2008): for viola and piano (recent performances) Performed March 26 and 27, 2010 by the Two Composers, Middlesex College, Worcester, MA. ...
... Presented on April 8 and 9, 2010 as part of the 2010 SEAMUS conference, St. Paul, MN. Five Views from an Island (2008): for viola and piano (recent performances) Performed March 26 and 27, 2010 by the Two Composers, Middlesex College, Worcester, MA. ...
File - SLCC Eportfolio
... get bad because of cataract. He had them operated on but this did not improve his eyesight, ...
... get bad because of cataract. He had them operated on but this did not improve his eyesight, ...
Art music New Sound Sensuousness
... of new meanings. In this discourse, in the Bulgarian music, the stylistic category new (contemporary) may be formulated as: music of our time that expresses its spirit and ideas through a corresponding musical language and compositional techniques based on and conceptualized in terms of the search f ...
... of new meanings. In this discourse, in the Bulgarian music, the stylistic category new (contemporary) may be formulated as: music of our time that expresses its spirit and ideas through a corresponding musical language and compositional techniques based on and conceptualized in terms of the search f ...
Impressionist Music and Debussy: an Overview
... of romantic composers such as Robert Schumann and Franz Schubert. In pursuit of this goal, Debussy developed a combination of new and ancient devices in his music. On the one hand he used the whole-tone scale and complex, hitherto unexploited intervals of the ninth and higher; on the other hand he r ...
... of romantic composers such as Robert Schumann and Franz Schubert. In pursuit of this goal, Debussy developed a combination of new and ancient devices in his music. On the one hand he used the whole-tone scale and complex, hitherto unexploited intervals of the ninth and higher; on the other hand he r ...
American Record Guide Review
... unknown Matthew Bengtson to be remarkable (July/Aug). Now I can add Yakov Kasman to that elite list. Kasman was a Laureate of the Van Cliburn Competition several years ago. Like many Cliburn winners he has had mixed success playing the big romantic concerto repertory. If he can play Scriabin as well ...
... unknown Matthew Bengtson to be remarkable (July/Aug). Now I can add Yakov Kasman to that elite list. Kasman was a Laureate of the Van Cliburn Competition several years ago. Like many Cliburn winners he has had mixed success playing the big romantic concerto repertory. If he can play Scriabin as well ...
Orchestra Semester Exam Study Guide
... A small chamber ensemble consisting of four players Restatement of an idea or motive at a different pitch level Connects two or more notes of a different pitch A composition written for orchestra Connects two or more notes of the same pitch Lively ...
... A small chamber ensemble consisting of four players Restatement of an idea or motive at a different pitch level Connects two or more notes of a different pitch A composition written for orchestra Connects two or more notes of the same pitch Lively ...
Ernst Krenek - University of St. Thomas
... The musical texture of this piece is polyphonic The complexity and rich sound of polyphony signifies the importance of the text and the burial mass in general Musical form is variation since the pitch, volume, and duration all vary at some point in the piece. This form supports the text set and the ...
... The musical texture of this piece is polyphonic The complexity and rich sound of polyphony signifies the importance of the text and the burial mass in general Musical form is variation since the pitch, volume, and duration all vary at some point in the piece. This form supports the text set and the ...
“Artistic Truth,” and Russian Musical Identity
... and Algerian cafés, at the Exposition. The virtuoso-playing on the tsevnitsa (Pan’s pipe) gave me the idea of introducing this ancient instrument in Mlada during the scene of dance before Queen Cleopatra. At the Algerian café, in the dance of a little girl with the dagger, I was captivated by the su ...
... and Algerian cafés, at the Exposition. The virtuoso-playing on the tsevnitsa (Pan’s pipe) gave me the idea of introducing this ancient instrument in Mlada during the scene of dance before Queen Cleopatra. At the Algerian café, in the dance of a little girl with the dagger, I was captivated by the su ...
Historical Editions
... study of original versions of past music is the ‘scholarly’ or ‘critical’ edition. Prepared on the basis of a critical evaluation of all known primary sources, this class of edition is designed to present the most authoritative authentic version of its contents, with editorial material clearly disti ...
... study of original versions of past music is the ‘scholarly’ or ‘critical’ edition. Prepared on the basis of a critical evaluation of all known primary sources, this class of edition is designed to present the most authoritative authentic version of its contents, with editorial material clearly disti ...
Vocabulary Unit 1: Exercises
... In many Impressionist paintings, the colors are soft and blended, the shapes barely discernable. In fact, up close, such a painting mat seems to be no more than a formless palette of colored dots. Standing back, however, one can see a pleasing image, perhaps of a river or garden. Debussy, like the p ...
... In many Impressionist paintings, the colors are soft and blended, the shapes barely discernable. In fact, up close, such a painting mat seems to be no more than a formless palette of colored dots. Standing back, however, one can see a pleasing image, perhaps of a river or garden. Debussy, like the p ...
Hildegard von Bingen 1098 – 1179
... opera was performed. His first opera was so popular, he was asked to write three more, however, at the same time his wife and two children became sick and died. As a result of his personal tragedy, the following opera was a failure. Verdi traveled to the cities of London, England and Paris, France w ...
... opera was performed. His first opera was so popular, he was asked to write three more, however, at the same time his wife and two children became sick and died. As a result of his personal tragedy, the following opera was a failure. Verdi traveled to the cities of London, England and Paris, France w ...
Seiber, Matyas (1905-60) Born in Budapest, Hungary, in 1905
... Born in Budapest, Hungary, in 1905, Matyas Seiber studied the cello at the Royal Academy in his home city. He also studied composition with the famous Hungarian composer Zoltan Kodaly. After graduation, Seiber became a Professor at Frankurt Conservatory in Germany, teaching harmony and composition. ...
... Born in Budapest, Hungary, in 1905, Matyas Seiber studied the cello at the Royal Academy in his home city. He also studied composition with the famous Hungarian composer Zoltan Kodaly. After graduation, Seiber became a Professor at Frankurt Conservatory in Germany, teaching harmony and composition. ...
Milton Babbitt - New World Records
... logic great composers have used since Bach. All composers, Babbitt loves to point out, operate within logical constraints of which they are not always aware, and the composer most aware of his constraints will have the most freedom. To read Babbitt's startlingly insightful analyses of Bach, Beethove ...
... logic great composers have used since Bach. All composers, Babbitt loves to point out, operate within logical constraints of which they are not always aware, and the composer most aware of his constraints will have the most freedom. To read Babbitt's startlingly insightful analyses of Bach, Beethove ...