Project "Anima Veneziana". Antonio Vivaldi. Biography. Catalogue
... only in connection with the German’s stay in Venice. We are certain that the Dresden violinist maintained personal contacts with other leading musicians in the city, including Tommaso Albinoni and Benedetto Marcello. Albinoni also presented the German virtuoso with a violin sonata in manuscript bear ...
... only in connection with the German’s stay in Venice. We are certain that the Dresden violinist maintained personal contacts with other leading musicians in the city, including Tommaso Albinoni and Benedetto Marcello. Albinoni also presented the German virtuoso with a violin sonata in manuscript bear ...
Carnatic Music Concert Overview
... So, how is the raga identified? Following methods are used: 1. "Known composition" method: This however does not help to identify the raga during the alapana, or if the composition is unknown. 2. "Sounds like" method: This is a more advanced method used by those who have developed a keen sense for m ...
... So, how is the raga identified? Following methods are used: 1. "Known composition" method: This however does not help to identify the raga during the alapana, or if the composition is unknown. 2. "Sounds like" method: This is a more advanced method used by those who have developed a keen sense for m ...
AR Rahman and The Global Routes of Indian Popular Music
... activities, including the consumption of non-western music. It is now easier to find popular Bollywood films in the U.S., not only in urban centers but in small towns as well. The increasing presence of Indian popular music has allowed it to intersect with American popular culture in new, although n ...
... activities, including the consumption of non-western music. It is now easier to find popular Bollywood films in the U.S., not only in urban centers but in small towns as well. The increasing presence of Indian popular music has allowed it to intersect with American popular culture in new, although n ...
pour La Luth ò Cembal
... The presumption that the Prelude, Fugue, and Allegro was written for the luteharpsichord immediately raises a difficult question: if Bach wrote the work for the luteharpsichord and not the lute or harpsichord, why did he not specify it that way? Bach was certainly aware of the instrument's existence ...
... The presumption that the Prelude, Fugue, and Allegro was written for the luteharpsichord immediately raises a difficult question: if Bach wrote the work for the luteharpsichord and not the lute or harpsichord, why did he not specify it that way? Bach was certainly aware of the instrument's existence ...
Introduction
... mention titles of songs or specific lines, allude to titles or names of some sort, and make an occasional reference to a specific musical technique. In some of Dubliners, however, he also approximates some techniques and makes use of insightful criticism of specific pieces of music and performances. ...
... mention titles of songs or specific lines, allude to titles or names of some sort, and make an occasional reference to a specific musical technique. In some of Dubliners, however, he also approximates some techniques and makes use of insightful criticism of specific pieces of music and performances. ...
View - OhioLINK Electronic Theses and Dissertations Center
... given passage can be equated to Micznik’s story level of analysis because both approaches utilize a variety of musical parameters in an effort to demonstrate the strategic markedness inherent within a particular musical passage. Like Micznik, the second level of Tarasti’s analysis enhances the meani ...
... given passage can be equated to Micznik’s story level of analysis because both approaches utilize a variety of musical parameters in an effort to demonstrate the strategic markedness inherent within a particular musical passage. Like Micznik, the second level of Tarasti’s analysis enhances the meani ...
The Rhythms of Tonal Music by Joel Lester
... caused by differences in terminology, inadequate translations, and so on, and one can only wish that there had been room for even more. To many reviewers, the present one included, the NGDMI will seem far from perfect. But the world is filled with differing perceptions, and a work as extensive as th ...
... caused by differences in terminology, inadequate translations, and so on, and one can only wish that there had been room for even more. To many reviewers, the present one included, the NGDMI will seem far from perfect. But the world is filled with differing perceptions, and a work as extensive as th ...
DUX 1217 / 2015 Eine Jugendfreundschaft Ludwig Thuille und
... The friendship between Richard Strauss (1864-1949) and Ludwig Thuille (1861-1907) has been the subject of numerous research projects. While musicologists have focused primarily on the life and work of the Bavarian composer, less is known about his friend, Thuille, who has been regarded as a minor fi ...
... The friendship between Richard Strauss (1864-1949) and Ludwig Thuille (1861-1907) has been the subject of numerous research projects. While musicologists have focused primarily on the life and work of the Bavarian composer, less is known about his friend, Thuille, who has been regarded as a minor fi ...
Bach and the Clavichord
... examples include the Notenbüchlein für Anna Magdalena Bach and the Clavierbüchlein für Anna Magdalena Bach. Nine-year-old Wilhelm Friedemann copied out much of his Clavier-Büchlein, which includes his father’s added fingering, in his own hand. Of its 62 pieces of increasing difficulty, a number of ...
... examples include the Notenbüchlein für Anna Magdalena Bach and the Clavierbüchlein für Anna Magdalena Bach. Nine-year-old Wilhelm Friedemann copied out much of his Clavier-Büchlein, which includes his father’s added fingering, in his own hand. Of its 62 pieces of increasing difficulty, a number of ...
Interdyscyplinary 13
... and Gregorian melodies. However, Liszt’s two hagiographical oratorios are not epic in character, as they lack the testo part. The presence of many characters, the presentation of their emotions and behaviour through dramatic dialogues, indicate their affinity with stage compositions. This is why, when ...
... and Gregorian melodies. However, Liszt’s two hagiographical oratorios are not epic in character, as they lack the testo part. The presence of many characters, the presentation of their emotions and behaviour through dramatic dialogues, indicate their affinity with stage compositions. This is why, when ...
Johannes Brahms
... • Joachim had given Brahms a letter of introduction to Robert Schumann, and after a walking tour in the Rhineland, Brahms took the train to Düsseldorf, and was welcomed into the Schumann family on arrival there. • Schumann, amazed by the 20-year-old's talent, published an article entitled "Neue Bahn ...
... • Joachim had given Brahms a letter of introduction to Robert Schumann, and after a walking tour in the Rhineland, Brahms took the train to Düsseldorf, and was welcomed into the Schumann family on arrival there. • Schumann, amazed by the 20-year-old's talent, published an article entitled "Neue Bahn ...
Olivier Messiaen: The Centenary Papers
... this book. Messiaen is now no longer a titillating innovator, but a recognized classic of the repertoire, and so can be written about in a more balanced, considered manner. Like Hindemith, Messiaen can often be caught out, bound by his own theoretical shackles, and therefore risking the danger of pr ...
... this book. Messiaen is now no longer a titillating innovator, but a recognized classic of the repertoire, and so can be written about in a more balanced, considered manner. Like Hindemith, Messiaen can often be caught out, bound by his own theoretical shackles, and therefore risking the danger of pr ...
ANTONIN DVORAK
... critics, musicians and audiences reacted in different ways to the seemingly new and exotic musical language used in the works Dvořák composed in America. Until then no major European composer had considered Negro melodies as a source of inspiration for major works such as symphonies, quartets, quint ...
... critics, musicians and audiences reacted in different ways to the seemingly new and exotic musical language used in the works Dvořák composed in America. Until then no major European composer had considered Negro melodies as a source of inspiration for major works such as symphonies, quartets, quint ...
Cajón - Vaiden.net
... African origins and Spanish suppression of slave music - that led to the cajón's creation. Early usage of the Peruvian cajón was to accompany Tondero and Zamacueca (old version of Marinera) dances. In contemporary times, the instrument became an integral part of Peruvian music and Cuban music. In Cu ...
... African origins and Spanish suppression of slave music - that led to the cajón's creation. Early usage of the Peruvian cajón was to accompany Tondero and Zamacueca (old version of Marinera) dances. In contemporary times, the instrument became an integral part of Peruvian music and Cuban music. In Cu ...
The Ghost of Early Music in Walton`s Hamlet
... music, text and visuals) to the bawdy cartoons of Thomas Rowlandson (the inspiration for Portsmouth Point (1926) and a lost early ballet on the Dr. Syntax series). Film music was therefore a natural field for the composer to explore, but it is interesting to reflect on how Walton responded to the de ...
... music, text and visuals) to the bawdy cartoons of Thomas Rowlandson (the inspiration for Portsmouth Point (1926) and a lost early ballet on the Dr. Syntax series). Film music was therefore a natural field for the composer to explore, but it is interesting to reflect on how Walton responded to the de ...
Notes on the Construction of Lutosławski`s Conception of Musical Plot*
... near mythical, status. Often cited, occasionally quoted, rarely discussed in depth or at length, it has nonetheless asserted a significant influence on writings about the composer. The concerns discussed in this lecture, for instance, while hardly representative of the entirety of Lutosławski’s crea ...
... near mythical, status. Often cited, occasionally quoted, rarely discussed in depth or at length, it has nonetheless asserted a significant influence on writings about the composer. The concerns discussed in this lecture, for instance, while hardly representative of the entirety of Lutosławski’s crea ...
Johann Sebastian Bach. - Bulletin Boards for the Music Classroom
... music and was a constant in his life. Through his music he could serve his church, community and country. Bach’s complex music used musical techniques called counterpoint and fugue. Counterpoint consists of playing two or more melodies at one time. Fugue is a composition in which different instrumen ...
... music and was a constant in his life. Through his music he could serve his church, community and country. Bach’s complex music used musical techniques called counterpoint and fugue. Counterpoint consists of playing two or more melodies at one time. Fugue is a composition in which different instrumen ...
Two Solo de Concours:
... Marcel Moyse is considered to be one of the most influential players and teachers of flute in the twentieth century. Even during his time at the Paris Conservatory, when still a student of Taffanel, Moyse‟s voice-like sonorous sound was noted by colleagues and professors. Alfred Cortot, accompanist ...
... Marcel Moyse is considered to be one of the most influential players and teachers of flute in the twentieth century. Even during his time at the Paris Conservatory, when still a student of Taffanel, Moyse‟s voice-like sonorous sound was noted by colleagues and professors. Alfred Cortot, accompanist ...
Mili Balakirev - Dr David Wright
... his own, with the slightest deviation prohibited. Whenever one of them played one of his own compositions for Balakirev, Balakirev would seat himself at the piano and show, through improvisation, how he felt the composition should be changed. Passages in other people’s works came out sounding like h ...
... his own, with the slightest deviation prohibited. Whenever one of them played one of his own compositions for Balakirev, Balakirev would seat himself at the piano and show, through improvisation, how he felt the composition should be changed. Passages in other people’s works came out sounding like h ...
Thesis (Wren_2015_02Thesis)
... Carnatic and jazz structures have evolved to enable creative expression are explored as an important piece of context and to show how they have informed the various experimental compositional structures and collaborative frameworks employed in the case studies. These compositional structures are des ...
... Carnatic and jazz structures have evolved to enable creative expression are explored as an important piece of context and to show how they have informed the various experimental compositional structures and collaborative frameworks employed in the case studies. These compositional structures are des ...
Achille-Claude Debussy
... Achille-Claude Debussy was a French composer. Along with Maurice Ravel he is considered the most prominent figure working within the style commonly referred to as Impressionist music, though he himself intensely disliked the term when applied to his compositions. Debussy was not only among the most ...
... Achille-Claude Debussy was a French composer. Along with Maurice Ravel he is considered the most prominent figure working within the style commonly referred to as Impressionist music, though he himself intensely disliked the term when applied to his compositions. Debussy was not only among the most ...
Charles Tomlinson Griffes: An Amepican Opiginal
... Elmira Free Academy, Charles Griffes boarded an ocean liner for a journey that would carry him to Berlin, where he would study until 1907. Berlin in 1903 was one of Europe's largest cities and one of the greatest music centers in the world. Its musical life was dominated.by Richard Strauss; it boast ...
... Elmira Free Academy, Charles Griffes boarded an ocean liner for a journey that would carry him to Berlin, where he would study until 1907. Berlin in 1903 was one of Europe's largest cities and one of the greatest music centers in the world. Its musical life was dominated.by Richard Strauss; it boast ...
HoIst`s Fantasia on The Dargason
... sources and from the utopian socialism of William Morris. A single piece of documentary evidence exists to support this claim, and it is second-hand, albeit from the family circle. Imogen Hoist's analysis of the Fantasia posits that the tunes seem to be 'specially intended for each other: they live ...
... sources and from the utopian socialism of William Morris. A single piece of documentary evidence exists to support this claim, and it is second-hand, albeit from the family circle. Imogen Hoist's analysis of the Fantasia posits that the tunes seem to be 'specially intended for each other: they live ...
In his time, Telemann was the most renowned of German musicians
... by Oxford University Press. The first major survey of Georg Phillip Telemann’s works in a generation and the first ever in English, Music for a Mixed Taste is an important step in Telemann’s reemergence as one of the major figures of eighteenth-century music. Zohn shared some thoughts recently by te ...
... by Oxford University Press. The first major survey of Georg Phillip Telemann’s works in a generation and the first ever in English, Music for a Mixed Taste is an important step in Telemann’s reemergence as one of the major figures of eighteenth-century music. Zohn shared some thoughts recently by te ...
Natalie Clein: Battle of the hands
... hearts worldwide even today. This year marks the 20th anniversary of her death from multiple sclerosis. The illness forced her to retire from the concert platform in 1973, aged only 28. Now, though, EMI – the company for which du Pré recorded – is bringing out a new CD of the same concerto performed ...
... hearts worldwide even today. This year marks the 20th anniversary of her death from multiple sclerosis. The illness forced her to retire from the concert platform in 1973, aged only 28. Now, though, EMI – the company for which du Pré recorded – is bringing out a new CD of the same concerto performed ...