The Orient West Choir
... Choir” combines musicians from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Israel and Iran. Dalia Faitelson’s Jewish background, Middle Eastern affinities, long residency in Europe and musical resume, has placed her in a unique position to bring this project to life. The musician Sameer Makhoul has done a wonderful jo ...
... Choir” combines musicians from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Israel and Iran. Dalia Faitelson’s Jewish background, Middle Eastern affinities, long residency in Europe and musical resume, has placed her in a unique position to bring this project to life. The musician Sameer Makhoul has done a wonderful jo ...
Antonio Vivaldi
... d. 1741 (VIENNA, AUSTRIA) - became a priest in 1703 - nicknamed, “the red priest” - Later, he became a music teacher at a girls’ school/orphanage. He wrote lots of music for the schoolgirls’ concerts. German composers, including Bach, imitated his music! Vivaldi Listening Test The Four Seaso ...
... d. 1741 (VIENNA, AUSTRIA) - became a priest in 1703 - nicknamed, “the red priest” - Later, he became a music teacher at a girls’ school/orphanage. He wrote lots of music for the schoolgirls’ concerts. German composers, including Bach, imitated his music! Vivaldi Listening Test The Four Seaso ...
The Classical Era - CDNIS Community Sites
... http://www.ipl.org/div/mushist/clas/index.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/String_quartet ...
... http://www.ipl.org/div/mushist/clas/index.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/String_quartet ...
DEAR BOY - Musical Theatre Artists of Pittsburgh
... repeatedly, both nationally and internationally. He took his training at Carnegie Mellon University and his doctorate at West Virginia University. His 47 year teaching career ranges from third grade students through graduate school. At Carnegie Mellon, he taught instrumental methods, brass methods, ...
... repeatedly, both nationally and internationally. He took his training at Carnegie Mellon University and his doctorate at West Virginia University. His 47 year teaching career ranges from third grade students through graduate school. At Carnegie Mellon, he taught instrumental methods, brass methods, ...
Long CV Peter von Wienhardt, pianist, composer and arranger, is
... to the music, not merely a regurgitating but always a creative musician, whose ideas frequently develop out of a specific situation, in a room or directly with the public. His special programmatic mark is the performance of “seemingly impossible”, “unplayable” or extremely complicated works. Prepost ...
... to the music, not merely a regurgitating but always a creative musician, whose ideas frequently develop out of a specific situation, in a room or directly with the public. His special programmatic mark is the performance of “seemingly impossible”, “unplayable” or extremely complicated works. Prepost ...
Medium Biography
... “Plugged Festival” (Montreal), University of Richmond’s 3rd Practice Festival, Spark Conference, Annual Florida International Electroacoustic Music Festivals, Spring in Havanna, the MAVerick Festival, several SCI regional conferences, and concerts and radio broadcasts across the U.S. and throughout ...
... “Plugged Festival” (Montreal), University of Richmond’s 3rd Practice Festival, Spark Conference, Annual Florida International Electroacoustic Music Festivals, Spring in Havanna, the MAVerick Festival, several SCI regional conferences, and concerts and radio broadcasts across the U.S. and throughout ...
World Premieres at LICA 2007
... philosophy,” says Maul. “Calliope means ‘beautiful voice.’” Maul originally wrote the song for his mother 30 years ago, but this is the first time the composition has been put to paper. In addition to harp and seven percussion instruments—a triangle, a tambourine, two woodblocks, two bongos, and a w ...
... philosophy,” says Maul. “Calliope means ‘beautiful voice.’” Maul originally wrote the song for his mother 30 years ago, but this is the first time the composition has been put to paper. In addition to harp and seven percussion instruments—a triangle, a tambourine, two woodblocks, two bongos, and a w ...
Marty Fields is an experienced musician, musical director and
... Throughout his career, Marty has worked as a session vocalist for the ABC Network and played in a number of successful rock group and cover bands including Coup De Ville and harmony act, Vintage Red. He was a founding member of The Australian Rat Pack with Bob Valentine and Lisa Edwards. As a solois ...
... Throughout his career, Marty has worked as a session vocalist for the ABC Network and played in a number of successful rock group and cover bands including Coup De Ville and harmony act, Vintage Red. He was a founding member of The Australian Rat Pack with Bob Valentine and Lisa Edwards. As a solois ...
PROGRAM NOTES by Steven Lowe MAURICE
... urbanity and elegance. Ravel moved away from the opulence of Daphnis et Chlöe into a spare, economical musical language that resonated to Stravinsky and the entire Neo-Classic school. Among the earliest of his post-World War I efforts to redefine himself was the lean and astringent Sonata for Vio ...
... urbanity and elegance. Ravel moved away from the opulence of Daphnis et Chlöe into a spare, economical musical language that resonated to Stravinsky and the entire Neo-Classic school. Among the earliest of his post-World War I efforts to redefine himself was the lean and astringent Sonata for Vio ...
DAVID LEGG - BIO David Legg holds a
... David taught in the public school system for eleven years where his choirs won numerous awards on both the state and national level. During his time as an educator Mr. Legg instructed at the secondary and collegiate levels, received several honors for excellence in teaching and was the chairman of t ...
... David taught in the public school system for eleven years where his choirs won numerous awards on both the state and national level. During his time as an educator Mr. Legg instructed at the secondary and collegiate levels, received several honors for excellence in teaching and was the chairman of t ...
Music in the Classical Period
... The Classical Orchestra Orchestra has grown from the small Baroque orchestra Now includes a standard brass and woodwind ...
... The Classical Orchestra Orchestra has grown from the small Baroque orchestra Now includes a standard brass and woodwind ...
Christopher Caliendo
... pianist and teacher, and the Peabody Grant for Scholarship. In 1992 Christopher became the only American composer in Vatican history to be twice commissioned for the Vatican's Encounters of Sacred Music Festival held in Rome, Italy. His sacred two hour musical drama "The Mystic Saints" was the direc ...
... pianist and teacher, and the Peabody Grant for Scholarship. In 1992 Christopher became the only American composer in Vatican history to be twice commissioned for the Vatican's Encounters of Sacred Music Festival held in Rome, Italy. His sacred two hour musical drama "The Mystic Saints" was the direc ...
Tigran Mansurian
... Mansurian has the following to say about this: “The medieval monody of Armenia plays a major role in my music. It is my cultural memory which helps me understand the present.” Instrumental genres dominate his oeuvre – concertante and chamber music forms. He has turned primarily to texts by Armenian ...
... Mansurian has the following to say about this: “The medieval monody of Armenia plays a major role in my music. It is my cultural memory which helps me understand the present.” Instrumental genres dominate his oeuvre – concertante and chamber music forms. He has turned primarily to texts by Armenian ...
ABSTRACT DISSERTATION: Style and Compositional Techniques in Vincent Persichetti’s Ten Sonatas... Harpsichord
... scholarly research available on the topic. The second chapter contains a short biography of the composer and a review of existing literature pertinent to this study. In the third chapter, the ten sonatas are individually analyzed. The concluding chapter summarizes common stylistic traits found in th ...
... scholarly research available on the topic. The second chapter contains a short biography of the composer and a review of existing literature pertinent to this study. In the third chapter, the ten sonatas are individually analyzed. The concluding chapter summarizes common stylistic traits found in th ...
Classical Pieces 13
... The Boston Pops plays it to an enthusiastic crowd A zany Muppets version (not perfectly respectful perhaps!) ...
... The Boston Pops plays it to an enthusiastic crowd A zany Muppets version (not perfectly respectful perhaps!) ...
24. (5/17) MUSIC I N THE 1680 1. Corelli, Trio Sonata op. 3 no. 2 in
... 4. Henry Purcell, Dido and Aeneas, “Thy Hand Belinda…When I am laid to rest” a. Purcell (1659–1695), one of the great composers for the English language. Early career as a singer. b. English did not like continuously sung opera; spoken drama was always particularly strong in England. However, spo ...
... 4. Henry Purcell, Dido and Aeneas, “Thy Hand Belinda…When I am laid to rest” a. Purcell (1659–1695), one of the great composers for the English language. Early career as a singer. b. English did not like continuously sung opera; spoken drama was always particularly strong in England. However, spo ...
107 Overview Importance of Royal Patronage
... Tanjore district saw the emergence of various traditions in music and dance, which were really a way of life for most of the people who lived there. These traditions provided inspiration for the composers and musicians of the time. One of these was the tradition of ‘Bhagavata Mela Natya’, which prev ...
... Tanjore district saw the emergence of various traditions in music and dance, which were really a way of life for most of the people who lived there. These traditions provided inspiration for the composers and musicians of the time. One of these was the tradition of ‘Bhagavata Mela Natya’, which prev ...
Chamber Music is instrumental music for an ensemble, usually
... importance. Chamber music from about 1750 has been principally for string quartet (two violins, viola, and cello), although string quintets as well as duets, trios, and quintets of four stringed instruments plus a piano or wind instrument have also been popular. It is called chamber music because it ...
... importance. Chamber music from about 1750 has been principally for string quartet (two violins, viola, and cello), although string quintets as well as duets, trios, and quintets of four stringed instruments plus a piano or wind instrument have also been popular. It is called chamber music because it ...
Aural Revision Grade 7
... Folk Prelude: Identifiable as a folk song but harmonised, sometimes in several different ways) Neo Classicism: Based on traditionl classical form but with modern harmonies. Composers such as Prokofiev, Stravinsky, Ravel. ...
... Folk Prelude: Identifiable as a folk song but harmonised, sometimes in several different ways) Neo Classicism: Based on traditionl classical form but with modern harmonies. Composers such as Prokofiev, Stravinsky, Ravel. ...
Program Notes - Pennsylvania Sinfonia Orchestra
... Giuseppe was born in Verona, Italy and little is known of his younger years although he studied and became known for his abilities as a violinist. Very much an itinerant performer and composer of concerti grossi, he is known to have resided in Ansbach, Germany and Vienna, Austria. He returned to Bol ...
... Giuseppe was born in Verona, Italy and little is known of his younger years although he studied and became known for his abilities as a violinist. Very much an itinerant performer and composer of concerti grossi, he is known to have resided in Ansbach, Germany and Vienna, Austria. He returned to Bol ...
Music
... text‑tone relationship in African music. Contrapuntal writing in the 16th Century styles of Palestrina, Byrd and Victoria. Motet in not more than six parts. Prerequisite: MUSC ...
... text‑tone relationship in African music. Contrapuntal writing in the 16th Century styles of Palestrina, Byrd and Victoria. Motet in not more than six parts. Prerequisite: MUSC ...
Jacques-Louis David 1748-1825
... He tried to climb Mount Chimborazo, thought to be the highest mountain in the world, he had to turn back though because of the severe conditions at the high altitudes. (September 14, 1769, Berlin – May 6, 1859, Berlin), was a Prussian naturalist and explorer, and the younger brother of the Prussian ...
... He tried to climb Mount Chimborazo, thought to be the highest mountain in the world, he had to turn back though because of the severe conditions at the high altitudes. (September 14, 1769, Berlin – May 6, 1859, Berlin), was a Prussian naturalist and explorer, and the younger brother of the Prussian ...
ch7OL - ministries
... Frottole, French chansons, and madrigals from about 1520 to 1550 were intended for singing, but throughout the sixteenth century, instruments sometimes doubled or even substituted for voices. Many popular vocal works were transcribed for instruments. In the last quarter of the sixteenth century, a n ...
... Frottole, French chansons, and madrigals from about 1520 to 1550 were intended for singing, but throughout the sixteenth century, instruments sometimes doubled or even substituted for voices. Many popular vocal works were transcribed for instruments. In the last quarter of the sixteenth century, a n ...
Summary EWCM ppt Lectures (FALL2016)
... the Lutheran faith since childhood. When he worked as an organist, his duties included accompanying congregational singing using the Lutheran hymns (Chorales), and used them in many of his compositions. For example: – Chorale motets (polyphonic settings of chorales) – Bach wrote six ‘chorale motets’ ...
... the Lutheran faith since childhood. When he worked as an organist, his duties included accompanying congregational singing using the Lutheran hymns (Chorales), and used them in many of his compositions. For example: – Chorale motets (polyphonic settings of chorales) – Bach wrote six ‘chorale motets’ ...