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... They were both completely fascinated with drones and repetition, so tended to use these as the basis for their compositions. Young took this to extremes, basing entire pieces on a very long, extended notes played very loudly and adding harmonics to it. He would often revisit pieces, constantly rewor ...
... They were both completely fascinated with drones and repetition, so tended to use these as the basis for their compositions. Young took this to extremes, basing entire pieces on a very long, extended notes played very loudly and adding harmonics to it. He would often revisit pieces, constantly rewor ...
Music Business Handbook and Career Guide
... Potential duties of a music supervisor 1. draw up budget and make deals 2. place existing songs in appropriate spots of the movie 3. oversee a musical movie 4. be in the studio when a performer is recording a song 5. prepare people for the set, including lip-synching 6. assist the director and cho ...
... Potential duties of a music supervisor 1. draw up budget and make deals 2. place existing songs in appropriate spots of the movie 3. oversee a musical movie 4. be in the studio when a performer is recording a song 5. prepare people for the set, including lip-synching 6. assist the director and cho ...
1. Brahms Intermezzo in A major, Op.118 No.2
... the Japanese occupation of Taiwan, there are many young and able-bodied men were forced by the Japanese to Southeast Asia as army, after several years, do not know dead or alive, parents, wife and children were waiting every day, the Japanese surrendered in 1945, thought the end of the war can retur ...
... the Japanese occupation of Taiwan, there are many young and able-bodied men were forced by the Japanese to Southeast Asia as army, after several years, do not know dead or alive, parents, wife and children were waiting every day, the Japanese surrendered in 1945, thought the end of the war can retur ...
Mark Santolucito MUSC 23 Rebirth The Return of the Romantic via
... In the film scores for Harry Potter, Williams uses distinctly less of the leitmotiv than he did in previous scores. Realizing that this was going to be at least a seven part series, he used the leitmotiv less because the audience may have found it distasteful to hear the same theme for each charact ...
... In the film scores for Harry Potter, Williams uses distinctly less of the leitmotiv than he did in previous scores. Realizing that this was going to be at least a seven part series, he used the leitmotiv less because the audience may have found it distasteful to hear the same theme for each charact ...
Oxford Music Online
... inclusion as an instant classic. Yet he is clearly at least on the verges of Romanticism, with his wildness and extravagance, his refusal to observe the proprieties, his concern for extramusical meanings to his music, his intentness on originality (forswearing the traditionally classical ease of co ...
... inclusion as an instant classic. Yet he is clearly at least on the verges of Romanticism, with his wildness and extravagance, his refusal to observe the proprieties, his concern for extramusical meanings to his music, his intentness on originality (forswearing the traditionally classical ease of co ...
COURSE DESCRIPTION (C group) Course code Course group
... 1. Correctly played 1. Accompany illustrator-soloist accompaniment’s musical text. vocal/instrumental pieces by classic Clear revealing of genre and composers, while demonstrating an 1. To perform works from form. Clear interpretational understanding about their style, genre various stylistic period ...
... 1. Correctly played 1. Accompany illustrator-soloist accompaniment’s musical text. vocal/instrumental pieces by classic Clear revealing of genre and composers, while demonstrating an 1. To perform works from form. Clear interpretational understanding about their style, genre various stylistic period ...
Romantic Period 1820-1910
... tradition. Opera remained the popular art form there. • Richard Wagner developed Gesamtkunstwerk (ha…say that three times fast!) in Germany. This was a total work of art, encompassing drama, literature, scenery, and music into one whole. He even built himself a theater in which to perform them. As y ...
... tradition. Opera remained the popular art form there. • Richard Wagner developed Gesamtkunstwerk (ha…say that three times fast!) in Germany. This was a total work of art, encompassing drama, literature, scenery, and music into one whole. He even built himself a theater in which to perform them. As y ...
Music Report - St Faith`s Crosby
... Chant moves principally by stepwise motion, small intervals are sometimes heard, and intervals of more than a 5th are rare, the range for the singers is narrow. This meant that for those who did not read the music that they would be able to intuitively join the music. Singing in intervals would be d ...
... Chant moves principally by stepwise motion, small intervals are sometimes heard, and intervals of more than a 5th are rare, the range for the singers is narrow. This meant that for those who did not read the music that they would be able to intuitively join the music. Singing in intervals would be d ...
Renaissance
... becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another. . . “ The freedoms and rights that we enjoy and take for granted today grew out of the convictions and beliefs of the late 1700’s. The dominance of any group or person by another was not tolerate ...
... becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another. . . “ The freedoms and rights that we enjoy and take for granted today grew out of the convictions and beliefs of the late 1700’s. The dominance of any group or person by another was not tolerate ...
Beginning/ Composition II (MUCP 1190/3090)
... Ives, Charles. “Postface to 114 Songs” (1922). Essays Before a Sonata, The Majority, and Other Writings by Charles Ives, ed. by Howard Boatwright, pp. 120-131. Karkoschka, Erhard. Notation in New Music (1972), pp. 1-7. Messiaen, Olivier. Technique of My Musical Language. (1944). Part I, pp. 13-15, 1 ...
... Ives, Charles. “Postface to 114 Songs” (1922). Essays Before a Sonata, The Majority, and Other Writings by Charles Ives, ed. by Howard Boatwright, pp. 120-131. Karkoschka, Erhard. Notation in New Music (1972), pp. 1-7. Messiaen, Olivier. Technique of My Musical Language. (1944). Part I, pp. 13-15, 1 ...
Old House.Music
... Franz Peter Schubert (1797-1828) was an Austrian composer. In a short lifespan of just nearly 32 years, Schubert was a prolific composer, writing some 600 Lieder, nine symphonies, liturgical music, operas, some incidental music, and a large body of chamber and solo piano music. Compositions: Ellens ...
... Franz Peter Schubert (1797-1828) was an Austrian composer. In a short lifespan of just nearly 32 years, Schubert was a prolific composer, writing some 600 Lieder, nine symphonies, liturgical music, operas, some incidental music, and a large body of chamber and solo piano music. Compositions: Ellens ...
Art & Culture During the Enlightenment
... graceful feel than Baroque • Gave importance to symphony, string quartet ...
... graceful feel than Baroque • Gave importance to symphony, string quartet ...
View content and liner notes,
... the ages by Benedictine monks and nuns who not only chanted it regularly, day by day, but also based their lives upon its words. It includes historical selections by Palestrina, Aichinger, Scarlatti, J.S. Bach, and Mozart and presents A Te Deum for the Millennium by Johannes Somary. This new piece, ...
... the ages by Benedictine monks and nuns who not only chanted it regularly, day by day, but also based their lives upon its words. It includes historical selections by Palestrina, Aichinger, Scarlatti, J.S. Bach, and Mozart and presents A Te Deum for the Millennium by Johannes Somary. This new piece, ...
The Classic Era
... and prejudice, and break down the rigid class structure that separated people from one another. “All men are created equal” With this new way of thinking, rulers often supported the arts. ...
... and prejudice, and break down the rigid class structure that separated people from one another. “All men are created equal” With this new way of thinking, rulers often supported the arts. ...
Air for Band - Bellbrook
... their ability to play a sustained line, to listen for the moving part, and to improve their intonation while playing. Revised n 1966, the work retains its wonderful melodic sense with graceful harmonic movement and skillful contrapuntal writing. The work is 53 measures and three minutes and fifteen ...
... their ability to play a sustained line, to listen for the moving part, and to improve their intonation while playing. Revised n 1966, the work retains its wonderful melodic sense with graceful harmonic movement and skillful contrapuntal writing. The work is 53 measures and three minutes and fifteen ...
National Curriculum Subject: Music
... I know how to read and write phrases using standard musical notation and more than one time signature (3 or 4 beats in a bar) and pitched note e.g. bars, crotchets, minims, quavers, one and two beat rests. I know that notation represents both rhythm and pitch and that notes are called A-G and can be ...
... I know how to read and write phrases using standard musical notation and more than one time signature (3 or 4 beats in a bar) and pitched note e.g. bars, crotchets, minims, quavers, one and two beat rests. I know that notation represents both rhythm and pitch and that notes are called A-G and can be ...
Program notes for October 26, 2004
... music serves a utilitarian purpose, known as "Gebrauchsmusik." Its purpose fulfills educational needs or serves a functional role in society. This concept may not be entirely understood in translation in other cultures, or to the 21st-century listener. And indeed, Hindemith's music has been criticiz ...
... music serves a utilitarian purpose, known as "Gebrauchsmusik." Its purpose fulfills educational needs or serves a functional role in society. This concept may not be entirely understood in translation in other cultures, or to the 21st-century listener. And indeed, Hindemith's music has been criticiz ...
The Music of the Romantic Era
... century; in fact, the composers best known for folk-inspired classical music in England (Holst and Vaughan Williams) and the U. S. (Ives, Copland, and Gershwin) were twentieth-century composers who composed in Romantic, post-Romantic, or Neoclassical styles instead of embracing the more severe Moder ...
... century; in fact, the composers best known for folk-inspired classical music in England (Holst and Vaughan Williams) and the U. S. (Ives, Copland, and Gershwin) were twentieth-century composers who composed in Romantic, post-Romantic, or Neoclassical styles instead of embracing the more severe Moder ...
Things to know for the Final
... Classical Music (c. 1750-1820) Aspects of the Classical Style: Classical Phrase; Know your classical forms: Sonata; Rondo; Minuet and Trio; Theme and Variations; ABA; song form; etc.; and the general structure of a Classical Symphony. You may need to identify an overall structure of a classical piec ...
... Classical Music (c. 1750-1820) Aspects of the Classical Style: Classical Phrase; Know your classical forms: Sonata; Rondo; Minuet and Trio; Theme and Variations; ABA; song form; etc.; and the general structure of a Classical Symphony. You may need to identify an overall structure of a classical piec ...
In modern day, music from the baroque era can be heard all over
... has become increasingly popular. Scholars, musicians, composers, and performers have spent innumerable hours trying to understand now music might may sounded like to audiences in the 17th and 18th century. Although musicians and composers alike will never be able to recreate a performance precisely, ...
... has become increasingly popular. Scholars, musicians, composers, and performers have spent innumerable hours trying to understand now music might may sounded like to audiences in the 17th and 18th century. Although musicians and composers alike will never be able to recreate a performance precisely, ...
Classical-music-as-contemporary-socio-cultural-practice
... orchestras that describe themselves as ‘terrible’. While Alexander McCall Smith’s ‘Really Terrible Orchestra’, founded in 1995, is often taken as the starting point of this phenomenon, some commentators have sought to locate them historically within a tradition of English experimentalism that began ...
... orchestras that describe themselves as ‘terrible’. While Alexander McCall Smith’s ‘Really Terrible Orchestra’, founded in 1995, is often taken as the starting point of this phenomenon, some commentators have sought to locate them historically within a tradition of English experimentalism that began ...