Program Notes
... the harp. The third variation features the soloist playing many notes simultaneously, known as multiple-‐stops. The lower strings get the tune in the fourth variation as the soloist rhapsodizes above them. ...
... the harp. The third variation features the soloist playing many notes simultaneously, known as multiple-‐stops. The lower strings get the tune in the fourth variation as the soloist rhapsodizes above them. ...
Raga Hamirkalyani: Classical Compositions: Film Songs:
... with A.G. VENKATASUBRAMANIAM –VIOLIN, ARJUN GANESH - MRIDANGAM ...
... with A.G. VENKATASUBRAMANIAM –VIOLIN, ARJUN GANESH - MRIDANGAM ...
Alexandre Tharaud - Les Violons du Roy
... ALEXANDRE THARAUD Pianist With his two most recent recordings for the Virgin Classics label, Alexandre Tharaud delved back into the world of Baroque music. First, with an album of Scarlatti sonatas, which was © Marco Borggreve Licensed To VirginClassics hugely popular among critics and the general p ...
... ALEXANDRE THARAUD Pianist With his two most recent recordings for the Virgin Classics label, Alexandre Tharaud delved back into the world of Baroque music. First, with an album of Scarlatti sonatas, which was © Marco Borggreve Licensed To VirginClassics hugely popular among critics and the general p ...
Bach, Johann Sebastian
... organist and harpsichord player. His frequent tours had ensured his reputation as the greatest organist of the time, but his contrapuntal style of writing sounded old-fashioned to his contemporaries, most of whom preferred the new preclassical styles then coming into fashion, which were more homopho ...
... organist and harpsichord player. His frequent tours had ensured his reputation as the greatest organist of the time, but his contrapuntal style of writing sounded old-fashioned to his contemporaries, most of whom preferred the new preclassical styles then coming into fashion, which were more homopho ...
Winterreise Analysis Paper
... became one of those stories. Largely considered by many to be the last great classical composer, and the first of the romantic composers, Schubert is recognized as having changed the course of music in Vienna, as well as the Western canon as a whole. Specifically, his contribution to German art song ...
... became one of those stories. Largely considered by many to be the last great classical composer, and the first of the romantic composers, Schubert is recognized as having changed the course of music in Vienna, as well as the Western canon as a whole. Specifically, his contribution to German art song ...
- University of California Academic Senate
... synthesis control. Wessel was also actively engaged in promoting the use of personal computers for real-time computer music. He described what came to be known as the “Wessel Illusion,” a phenomenon in which timbre determines the way a listener groups the musical notes in a melody. In recognition of ...
... synthesis control. Wessel was also actively engaged in promoting the use of personal computers for real-time computer music. He described what came to be known as the “Wessel Illusion,” a phenomenon in which timbre determines the way a listener groups the musical notes in a melody. In recognition of ...
- SlideBoom
... ART 340 Week 5 Music Appreciation Chart- Early 20th-Century Period FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT www.art340mentor.com Complete the Early 20th-Century Period column of the University Material: Music Appreciation located on the student website. ...
... ART 340 Week 5 Music Appreciation Chart- Early 20th-Century Period FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT www.art340mentor.com Complete the Early 20th-Century Period column of the University Material: Music Appreciation located on the student website. ...
An Introduction to Contemporary Music - Machlis
... (a) imparted a clarity of direction (b) purposeful movement toward a musical goal c) with such conventions the composers of the period made themselves understood by a large public (1) although this framework begins as a support it ends by becoming a straitjacket (2) the artist increasingly finds dif ...
... (a) imparted a clarity of direction (b) purposeful movement toward a musical goal c) with such conventions the composers of the period made themselves understood by a large public (1) although this framework begins as a support it ends by becoming a straitjacket (2) the artist increasingly finds dif ...
Chapter Three: Musical Appropriation
... property, so under most circumstances, the copyright holder has complete discretion over whether she will license a borrowing, and how much she will charge for the appropriation. But again, music copyright is anomalous, here because of the existence of the compulsory mechanical license. To recall th ...
... property, so under most circumstances, the copyright holder has complete discretion over whether she will license a borrowing, and how much she will charge for the appropriation. But again, music copyright is anomalous, here because of the existence of the compulsory mechanical license. To recall th ...
File - AJHS General Music
... -small orchestral accompaniment -written on either sacred or secular subjects Passion Music- centered specifically on the Christian Easter story ...
... -small orchestral accompaniment -written on either sacred or secular subjects Passion Music- centered specifically on the Christian Easter story ...
Uzeyir Hajibayov
... In 1907 he published his Arithmetic-book with 352 sums for 8-9 year- old students. He said: “I intend to make our students think, discuss, express their thoughts and prove them in practice.” ...
... In 1907 he published his Arithmetic-book with 352 sums for 8-9 year- old students. He said: “I intend to make our students think, discuss, express their thoughts and prove them in practice.” ...
pOM: Linking Pen Gestures to Computer-Aided - HAL
... visible dot-grid printed on the paper following unique and localized patterns. Previous works explored how this technology could support the work of contemporary music composers. The Musink project [?] showed that they could intuitively use it to develop personal notations on paper over time. The an ...
... visible dot-grid printed on the paper following unique and localized patterns. Previous works explored how this technology could support the work of contemporary music composers. The Musink project [?] showed that they could intuitively use it to develop personal notations on paper over time. The an ...
Lecture-recital by Dr John Kitchen
... musical appointments. He recently retired from his position as Senior Lecturer at Edinburgh University in music after 27 years in the post, and records extensively for the Priory and Delphian record labels. John chose Niels Gade as his subject as 2017 marks the bi-centenary of the composer's birth i ...
... musical appointments. He recently retired from his position as Senior Lecturer at Edinburgh University in music after 27 years in the post, and records extensively for the Priory and Delphian record labels. John chose Niels Gade as his subject as 2017 marks the bi-centenary of the composer's birth i ...
Small Instrumental Works: Opp. 11, 16, and 19 and Three Pieces for
... in his first mature works, except as accompaniment to the voice. His earliest pianistic attempts have little distinction. Yet the first true totally chromatic work was the epoch-making Three Piano Pieces Op. 11, of 1909. It may be that entry into this new musical region had liberated Schoenberg from ...
... in his first mature works, except as accompaniment to the voice. His earliest pianistic attempts have little distinction. Yet the first true totally chromatic work was the epoch-making Three Piano Pieces Op. 11, of 1909. It may be that entry into this new musical region had liberated Schoenberg from ...
Program Notes - String Quartet Society of Tuscaloosa
... harmonized with lush, romantic-sounding chords. After expanding this idea, Mozart thins out the texture and has the first violin and then the viola state the second theme. A spate of scampering scales ends the exposition. The brief development, mostly concerned with the start of the second theme, le ...
... harmonized with lush, romantic-sounding chords. After expanding this idea, Mozart thins out the texture and has the first violin and then the viola state the second theme. A spate of scampering scales ends the exposition. The brief development, mostly concerned with the start of the second theme, le ...
The Art of Expressive Conducting
... The fourth level is that of the artist. The artist has all the skills of the player and the musician, but the artist is also a creator. The artist comes to every rehearsal prepared in every way and leaves every rehearsal with new goals. The artist loves great music making and loves to bring expressi ...
... The fourth level is that of the artist. The artist has all the skills of the player and the musician, but the artist is also a creator. The artist comes to every rehearsal prepared in every way and leaves every rehearsal with new goals. The artist loves great music making and loves to bring expressi ...
Confirma hoc
... specific chants to specific church services. His contribution was one of clarification, organization, and standardization. Because of this contribution these ancient melodies came to be called Gregorian chant in honor of him. Interestingly enough this name was being used as early as the ninth centu ...
... specific chants to specific church services. His contribution was one of clarification, organization, and standardization. Because of this contribution these ancient melodies came to be called Gregorian chant in honor of him. Interestingly enough this name was being used as early as the ninth centu ...
SEATTLE TIMES Opus, at Seattle Rep, a finely tuned
... Opus, at Seattle Rep, a finely tuned production By Misha Berson Who came in late on that bar? Should that phrase go into a crescendo? Are we playing this movement "allegro" or "poco allegro"? Even if you don't know pizzicato from pianissimo, such musical shoptalk in Michael Hollinger's play "Opus" c ...
... Opus, at Seattle Rep, a finely tuned production By Misha Berson Who came in late on that bar? Should that phrase go into a crescendo? Are we playing this movement "allegro" or "poco allegro"? Even if you don't know pizzicato from pianissimo, such musical shoptalk in Michael Hollinger's play "Opus" c ...
File
... Elliot Carter, who was one of the most respected composers of the 20th century, wrote the first six of his pieces for timpani in the year 1950. Carter’s pieces for timpani were composed as studies in proportional tempo changes, or metric modulation as it would later be termed. This compositional tec ...
... Elliot Carter, who was one of the most respected composers of the 20th century, wrote the first six of his pieces for timpani in the year 1950. Carter’s pieces for timpani were composed as studies in proportional tempo changes, or metric modulation as it would later be termed. This compositional tec ...
Rumi Symphony Project - International Music Network
... From early on, Nazeri began to sing and compose music to the works of Mawlana Jalal ad-Din Rumi, Iran’s most cherished Sufi poet. He also pioneered in assimilating contemporary Persian poetry into the classical repertoire. His progressive approach to music has led to collaborative new projects with ...
... From early on, Nazeri began to sing and compose music to the works of Mawlana Jalal ad-Din Rumi, Iran’s most cherished Sufi poet. He also pioneered in assimilating contemporary Persian poetry into the classical repertoire. His progressive approach to music has led to collaborative new projects with ...
PROGRAM NOTES by Daniel Maki Concerto No. 2 in Bb Major for
... According to the biblical maxim, prophets are without honor in their own country, a statement that did accurately describe much of Charles Ives’s musical career. Honor did come eventually, but it was gratification greatly delayed, as the history of his Second Symphony demonstrates. Most of the work ...
... According to the biblical maxim, prophets are without honor in their own country, a statement that did accurately describe much of Charles Ives’s musical career. Honor did come eventually, but it was gratification greatly delayed, as the history of his Second Symphony demonstrates. Most of the work ...
Romantic Era 1825-1900
... – Built his own ideal theater, meaning that he designed and built a theater to fit the needs of his operas – Designed his own instrument for this songs, called the Wagner Tuba ...
... – Built his own ideal theater, meaning that he designed and built a theater to fit the needs of his operas – Designed his own instrument for this songs, called the Wagner Tuba ...
Middlebury College Carillon Recital 5 pm August 5, 2016 George
... Chin Chin Chen composed Prior to Landing when she was director of the music technology center at Grand Valley State University in Allendale, Michigan. She was born in Taipai, Taiwan and received a Bachelor’s degree in social work at the Fu Jen Catholic University there. She came to the United States ...
... Chin Chin Chen composed Prior to Landing when she was director of the music technology center at Grand Valley State University in Allendale, Michigan. She was born in Taipai, Taiwan and received a Bachelor’s degree in social work at the Fu Jen Catholic University there. She came to the United States ...
December 2000 - San Francisco Contemporary Music Players
... Richard Festinger has been a respected figure in the Bay Area new music scene for over twenty-five years. A former composition student of Andrew Imbrie and Richard Felciano at the University of California, Berkeley, where he received his Ph.D. in 1983, Festinger continues to be influenced by earlier ...
... Richard Festinger has been a respected figure in the Bay Area new music scene for over twenty-five years. A former composition student of Andrew Imbrie and Richard Felciano at the University of California, Berkeley, where he received his Ph.D. in 1983, Festinger continues to be influenced by earlier ...
chamber music (with Catherine Arnoux, David Guerrier, Philippe
... Military bands, choral societies, bands, brass bands, are continuing a movement that arose at the time of the French Revolution. The repertoire included in this disk are from the 19th century. In choosing this theme, I wanted to make you travel in time, to transport you to the years these horns have ...
... Military bands, choral societies, bands, brass bands, are continuing a movement that arose at the time of the French Revolution. The repertoire included in this disk are from the 19th century. In choosing this theme, I wanted to make you travel in time, to transport you to the years these horns have ...