1 CHAN 10842 – FRENCH SACRED CHORAL WORKS French
... of placing greater emphasis on harmony than on polyphony. To correct this habit, he became a pupil of the composer Charles Koechlin, whose lessons focussed on Renaissance choral music, and the counterpoint of J.S. Bach, particularly the four-part chorales. These studies bore fruit in Poulenc’s unacc ...
... of placing greater emphasis on harmony than on polyphony. To correct this habit, he became a pupil of the composer Charles Koechlin, whose lessons focussed on Renaissance choral music, and the counterpoint of J.S. Bach, particularly the four-part chorales. These studies bore fruit in Poulenc’s unacc ...
Nick Drake and the Baroque Characteristics of His Music
... his music enjoys now was not gained until thirty years after his death in 1974. In his music we find the use of extremely unusual guitar tunings, pastoral and simplistic lyrics, beautiful melodies, and an extraordinary high emotional level that has evoked responses from many who have written about h ...
... his music enjoys now was not gained until thirty years after his death in 1974. In his music we find the use of extremely unusual guitar tunings, pastoral and simplistic lyrics, beautiful melodies, and an extraordinary high emotional level that has evoked responses from many who have written about h ...
The Shoemaker`s Tetrameter: Alterman à la Argov Abstract
... The fact that Natan Alterman’s lyrics spawned Sasha Argov’s best music did not prevent Argov from complaining about the texts that Alterman gave him for his composition. His complaints imply that Alterman suffers, as it were, from a “rhythmic fixation,” manifested in a single, oftrepeated pattern in ...
... The fact that Natan Alterman’s lyrics spawned Sasha Argov’s best music did not prevent Argov from complaining about the texts that Alterman gave him for his composition. His complaints imply that Alterman suffers, as it were, from a “rhythmic fixation,” manifested in a single, oftrepeated pattern in ...
Musical Composers PowerPoint Project
... composer, his name, when and where he lived • Slide 2: Include facts about his childhood, his family, and any musical training he received • Slide 3: Include how he earned a living, his popularity with society, any interesting facts or stories about him, and what kinds of music and how much he wrote ...
... composer, his name, when and where he lived • Slide 2: Include facts about his childhood, his family, and any musical training he received • Slide 3: Include how he earned a living, his popularity with society, any interesting facts or stories about him, and what kinds of music and how much he wrote ...
Newsletter - Sharing the Love of Music
... saxophone is extremely popular, it is surprising to learn just how new the saxophone is compared to many other instruments. The saxophone was invented 165 years ago in 1847 by Belgian musician Adolf Sax. Sax noticed that in orchestras and military bands the brass instruments were overpowering the in ...
... saxophone is extremely popular, it is surprising to learn just how new the saxophone is compared to many other instruments. The saxophone was invented 165 years ago in 1847 by Belgian musician Adolf Sax. Sax noticed that in orchestras and military bands the brass instruments were overpowering the in ...
N5 20th Century and Instrumental Techniques
... Before going on to listen to 20 century music you are going to learn a little more about different instrumental techniques. ...
... Before going on to listen to 20 century music you are going to learn a little more about different instrumental techniques. ...
Abstracts
... for solo violin gives the idea of the range within which artists interpreted compositions in the 20th and 21st centuries. Keywords: Eugène Ysaÿe, Six sonatas for solo violin, David Oistrach, Boris Gutnikov, Mark Lubotsky, Alexey Mikhlin, Gidon Kremer, Thomas Zehetmeier. Nina Melik-Davtyan ...
... for solo violin gives the idea of the range within which artists interpreted compositions in the 20th and 21st centuries. Keywords: Eugène Ysaÿe, Six sonatas for solo violin, David Oistrach, Boris Gutnikov, Mark Lubotsky, Alexey Mikhlin, Gidon Kremer, Thomas Zehetmeier. Nina Melik-Davtyan ...
Travis Christensen
... spoken syllable “dät” is played and replayed via cyclic phasing. James’s mode of phasing on SAW2 is different from Reich’s: it is conceivably flawless because it is the result of a combination of electronic delay and reverberation that can be applied to any instrument run through certain software. T ...
... spoken syllable “dät” is played and replayed via cyclic phasing. James’s mode of phasing on SAW2 is different from Reich’s: it is conceivably flawless because it is the result of a combination of electronic delay and reverberation that can be applied to any instrument run through certain software. T ...
Dolcissimo Uscignolo
... harmonies, but the tempi, phrasing, dynamics, basso continuo realization and footnotes that appear were supplied by him and need not be binding on modern performers. [Dover score] • Claudio Giovanni Antonio Monteverdi (15 May 1567 (baptized) – 29 November 1643) was an Italian composer, gambist, and ...
... harmonies, but the tempi, phrasing, dynamics, basso continuo realization and footnotes that appear were supplied by him and need not be binding on modern performers. [Dover score] • Claudio Giovanni Antonio Monteverdi (15 May 1567 (baptized) – 29 November 1643) was an Italian composer, gambist, and ...
Halsey Burgund Music Bio Halsey Burgund developed his musical
... Dumb Show, with his band Wrench. As a recent Phoenix featured artist, Burgund is currently involved in numerous musical projects. These wide-ranging projects include enemies of enormity (eoe), aesthetic evidence, and Bring Your Own Voice (BYOV). His participation in these projects ranges from compos ...
... Dumb Show, with his band Wrench. As a recent Phoenix featured artist, Burgund is currently involved in numerous musical projects. These wide-ranging projects include enemies of enormity (eoe), aesthetic evidence, and Bring Your Own Voice (BYOV). His participation in these projects ranges from compos ...
Quatuor Ysaÿe - San Antonio Chamber Music Society
... beginning he was the Brahms of noble melody, of rich texture, of rhythmic freedom, of large statements in big forms beautifully written for the instruments. This does not mean that there is little difference in the music he wrote at twenty and at forty. He matured and grew and said different things ...
... beginning he was the Brahms of noble melody, of rich texture, of rhythmic freedom, of large statements in big forms beautifully written for the instruments. This does not mean that there is little difference in the music he wrote at twenty and at forty. He matured and grew and said different things ...
M100: Music Appreciation Discussion Group Tuesday January 29
... Earliest complete musical composition from the ancient world: “The Song of Seikilos” carved on a grave pillar between 200 BC and AD 100 Around 2000 years of recorded music history, recorded sound only been in existence for 100 years ...
... Earliest complete musical composition from the ancient world: “The Song of Seikilos” carved on a grave pillar between 200 BC and AD 100 Around 2000 years of recorded music history, recorded sound only been in existence for 100 years ...
Contemporary Music in Action: performer
... the established work patterns between players, conductors and composers. ...
... the established work patterns between players, conductors and composers. ...
Spring Choral Concert - The Berkshire Bach Society
... In 2009, Britain is celebrating a convergence of jubilees honoring composers who helped define the sometimes elusive nature of English classical music. It is the two hundred fiftieth anniversary of Handel’s death, while Henry Purcell will celebrate his three hundred fiftieth birthday. In addition, t ...
... In 2009, Britain is celebrating a convergence of jubilees honoring composers who helped define the sometimes elusive nature of English classical music. It is the two hundred fiftieth anniversary of Handel’s death, while Henry Purcell will celebrate his three hundred fiftieth birthday. In addition, t ...
PDF text - Music Theory Online
... have formed part of Mozart’s technical vocabulary. . . . This is not the place to enter into a discussion of the eighteenth-century theoretical alternatives (which actually confuse more than they clarify.) Provided that they are not understood too literally, the terms . . . do not unduly falsify Moz ...
... have formed part of Mozart’s technical vocabulary. . . . This is not the place to enter into a discussion of the eighteenth-century theoretical alternatives (which actually confuse more than they clarify.) Provided that they are not understood too literally, the terms . . . do not unduly falsify Moz ...
Dvorak - D47 Band
... sometimes used actual folk melodies as themes in his works, but more often composed new melodies that sounded as if they could have come from folk music. His Slavonic Dances, for piano (four hands), uses the rhythms of Czech folk dance and even emulates the rhythm of the Czech language. As a result ...
... sometimes used actual folk melodies as themes in his works, but more often composed new melodies that sounded as if they could have come from folk music. His Slavonic Dances, for piano (four hands), uses the rhythms of Czech folk dance and even emulates the rhythm of the Czech language. As a result ...
Chapter 06 PowerPoint Presentations
... No recitatives & arias—just non-stop music Adapted idèe fixe to leitmotif approach Huge orchestrations for operas • Requires big voices to be heard ...
... No recitatives & arias—just non-stop music Adapted idèe fixe to leitmotif approach Huge orchestrations for operas • Requires big voices to be heard ...
Music and War
... Attracted to the brave and dashing image of military airmen, Ravel hoped to serve his country as an aviator, but at age 39, was considered too old, too short, and of poor health. He served instead as a driver with the French artillery on the Verdun front for two years, succumbing to frostbite. The a ...
... Attracted to the brave and dashing image of military airmen, Ravel hoped to serve his country as an aviator, but at age 39, was considered too old, too short, and of poor health. He served instead as a driver with the French artillery on the Verdun front for two years, succumbing to frostbite. The a ...
Musica dantesca – Music in Dante`s poetry Anett Julianna
... verses. The poet asked his friend, who died short time before their meeting, to sing his verse Amor, che ne la mente mi ragiona. After Dante’s death his words almost disappeared from the music literature, and they appear again around 1570. Francesco Petrarca and Giovanni Boccaccio were the main figu ...
... verses. The poet asked his friend, who died short time before their meeting, to sing his verse Amor, che ne la mente mi ragiona. After Dante’s death his words almost disappeared from the music literature, and they appear again around 1570. Francesco Petrarca and Giovanni Boccaccio were the main figu ...
context lesson plan - Online Learning Exchange
... Adapt the material as necessary for your particular context; for example, by transposing the parts so that they can be played on clarinet or saxophone if students are using their own instruments. ...
... Adapt the material as necessary for your particular context; for example, by transposing the parts so that they can be played on clarinet or saxophone if students are using their own instruments. ...
Romantic Music Composers
... coded meaning which required an intellectual mind to understanding what he was singing about. The notes present in most of his music were symbolic (Bonds 142). Schumann’s compositions were unique and exciting. This aspect differentiated his work from other composers during the Romantic period. The i ...
... coded meaning which required an intellectual mind to understanding what he was singing about. The notes present in most of his music were symbolic (Bonds 142). Schumann’s compositions were unique and exciting. This aspect differentiated his work from other composers during the Romantic period. The i ...
GCC exam #1 question..
... "In splendor bright" - tenor soloist, sun rising - what is being represented musically? "The heavens are telling" - chorus, three soloists "Straight opening, her fertile womb" - Animals in the music, middle [art "In native worth" - tenor soloist, aria, only one "Awake the Heart" - Chorus "The marvel ...
... "In splendor bright" - tenor soloist, sun rising - what is being represented musically? "The heavens are telling" - chorus, three soloists "Straight opening, her fertile womb" - Animals in the music, middle [art "In native worth" - tenor soloist, aria, only one "Awake the Heart" - Chorus "The marvel ...
MUSIC FOR THE PIANO SESSION SEVEN: THE AGE OF ANXIETY
... Benjamin Britten’s only piano concerto is a 20th century masterpiece. Written in 1935 when the composer was 22, it is an, energetic, four movement concerto with a dazzling, show-off solo piano part. This performance is by 18-year-old English pianist Benjamin Grosvenor with the National Youth Orchest ...
... Benjamin Britten’s only piano concerto is a 20th century masterpiece. Written in 1935 when the composer was 22, it is an, energetic, four movement concerto with a dazzling, show-off solo piano part. This performance is by 18-year-old English pianist Benjamin Grosvenor with the National Youth Orchest ...
Hallelujah Junction: Composing an American Life by John Adams
... of the culture. His usefulness is his aesthetic. By the end, I thought of Adams much less like Orpheus or Adrian Leverkühn, figures tortured by music, and much more like the rhythm-king Count Basie or the march-happy John Phillip Sousa. Adams’s contented stature may stem from his agency, privilege, ...
... of the culture. His usefulness is his aesthetic. By the end, I thought of Adams much less like Orpheus or Adrian Leverkühn, figures tortured by music, and much more like the rhythm-king Count Basie or the march-happy John Phillip Sousa. Adams’s contented stature may stem from his agency, privilege, ...