The History of Music Hip Hop Origins
... Marley Marl used drum machines to construct their beats from small excerpts of other beats in synchronisation, in his case, triggering 3 Korg sampling-delay units through a 808 Later, samplers such as the E-mu SP-1200 allowed not only more memory but more flexibility for creative production This all ...
... Marley Marl used drum machines to construct their beats from small excerpts of other beats in synchronisation, in his case, triggering 3 Korg sampling-delay units through a 808 Later, samplers such as the E-mu SP-1200 allowed not only more memory but more flexibility for creative production This all ...
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... widely read article on Newfoundland Folk Music in Joseph R. Smallwood’s encyclopedic Book of Newfoundland (including a quotation from “She’s Like the Swallow” and commentary on Karpeles’ collection), and lectured on the same subject at Memorial University College during the 1940s. In 1934, 30 of the ...
... widely read article on Newfoundland Folk Music in Joseph R. Smallwood’s encyclopedic Book of Newfoundland (including a quotation from “She’s Like the Swallow” and commentary on Karpeles’ collection), and lectured on the same subject at Memorial University College during the 1940s. In 1934, 30 of the ...
Establishing Female Resistance as Tradition in Country Music
... merely functions as a “toe-tapping form of assent to the status quo” (Ching 6). Indeed, country music is, as Bill Malone suggests, a “vigorous hybrid form of music, constantly ...
... merely functions as a “toe-tapping form of assent to the status quo” (Ching 6). Indeed, country music is, as Bill Malone suggests, a “vigorous hybrid form of music, constantly ...
the 100 most influential musicians of all time
... Influence can mean so many things and is therefore hard to define. But this much is clear: in a book such as this, where the subject is influential musicians, an exact definition hardly matters. Such artists may exert themselves in all kinds of ways—through their compositions, lyrics, performances, ...
... Influence can mean so many things and is therefore hard to define. But this much is clear: in a book such as this, where the subject is influential musicians, an exact definition hardly matters. Such artists may exert themselves in all kinds of ways—through their compositions, lyrics, performances, ...
Slang - 100balov.com
... Slang is one of the vehicles through which languages change and become renewed, and its vigor and color enrich daily speech. Although it has gained respectability in the 20th century, in the past it was often loudly condemned as vulgar. Nevertheless, Shakespeare brought into acceptable usage such sl ...
... Slang is one of the vehicles through which languages change and become renewed, and its vigor and color enrich daily speech. Although it has gained respectability in the 20th century, in the past it was often loudly condemned as vulgar. Nevertheless, Shakespeare brought into acceptable usage such sl ...
Program - San Francisco Lyric Chorus
... Sophia Eleonora. Schütz’s pastoral tragic-comedy, Dafne, was one of the entertainments. It is considered to be the first German opera. In the late 1620s, the Thirty Years War (a religious conflict between Protestants and Catholics that began in Germany in 1618 and affected the rest of Europe by its ...
... Sophia Eleonora. Schütz’s pastoral tragic-comedy, Dafne, was one of the entertainments. It is considered to be the first German opera. In the late 1620s, the Thirty Years War (a religious conflict between Protestants and Catholics that began in Germany in 1618 and affected the rest of Europe by its ...
Aesthetic Identity, Race, and American Folk Music
... would not have necessarily identified their music as specifically white or black until crystallized into racially encoded genres. Despite the folklorists’ original definition of folk music as white, the reality of creolized vernacular music made it plausible for the second generation of folklorists, ...
... would not have necessarily identified their music as specifically white or black until crystallized into racially encoded genres. Despite the folklorists’ original definition of folk music as white, the reality of creolized vernacular music made it plausible for the second generation of folklorists, ...
Program - The Society for American Music
... ounded and first named in honor of Oscar Sonneck (1873–1928), early Chief of the Music Division in the Library of Congress and pioneer scholar of American music, the Society for American Music is a constituent member of the American Council of Learned Societies. It is designated as a tax-exempt orga ...
... ounded and first named in honor of Oscar Sonneck (1873–1928), early Chief of the Music Division in the Library of Congress and pioneer scholar of American music, the Society for American Music is a constituent member of the American Council of Learned Societies. It is designated as a tax-exempt orga ...
Ms Fuerte Que la Guerra - Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives
... traditions, and a brief summary of revolutionary song culture before 1936. When considered together, these factors explain the emergence of a multifaceted wartime song culture in Spain when war broke out. Chapter Two categorizes the songs of the Spanish Civil War by origin, distinguishing between so ...
... traditions, and a brief summary of revolutionary song culture before 1936. When considered together, these factors explain the emergence of a multifaceted wartime song culture in Spain when war broke out. Chapter Two categorizes the songs of the Spanish Civil War by origin, distinguishing between so ...
Centering on African Practice in Musical Arts
... cultures to bring new, often ethnographic, information on cultural practices, musical instruments and playing, and archiving techniques. The importance of drawing upon musical heritage to strengthen and support contemporary education, is a theme and is stressed time and time again. So too, is the im ...
... cultures to bring new, often ethnographic, information on cultural practices, musical instruments and playing, and archiving techniques. The importance of drawing upon musical heritage to strengthen and support contemporary education, is a theme and is stressed time and time again. So too, is the im ...
Music in the Academi.. - University of Virginia
... which is the original of the guitar, its chords being precisely the four lower chords of the guitar.” According to Jay Scott Odell and Robert B. Winans, this passage suggests two possible tunings for the banjo. The guitar was, during Jefferson’s time, typically tuned C-e-g-c’-e’-g’, so Jefferson’s c ...
... which is the original of the guitar, its chords being precisely the four lower chords of the guitar.” According to Jay Scott Odell and Robert B. Winans, this passage suggests two possible tunings for the banjo. The guitar was, during Jefferson’s time, typically tuned C-e-g-c’-e’-g’, so Jefferson’s c ...
Orientalism, Regionalism, Cosmopolitanism: Musical Manifestations
... reduced the culture to a barely unrecognizable set of generalities implying “otherness.” This reduction and minimizing of diverse cultures generated a kind of formulaic approach for composing music inspired by multiple music idioms; it also supported clearcut and hierarchical divisions between “East ...
... reduced the culture to a barely unrecognizable set of generalities implying “otherness.” This reduction and minimizing of diverse cultures generated a kind of formulaic approach for composing music inspired by multiple music idioms; it also supported clearcut and hierarchical divisions between “East ...
Musical Mixes of "Classical" India and The West
... used music as a religious practice. It continued developing through the centuries growing and expanding into a system that has its own unique theory, notation, instrumentation, and vocal style. One of the ...
... used music as a religious practice. It continued developing through the centuries growing and expanding into a system that has its own unique theory, notation, instrumentation, and vocal style. One of the ...
A famous Tang Dynasty guqin "Jiu Xiao Huan Pei
... the Renaissance and the Age of Discovery, the periods which ushered in the Modern Era. The medieval period thus is the mid-time of the traditional division of Western history into Classical, Medieval, and Modern periods; moreover, the Middle Ages usually is divided into theEarly Middle Ages, the Hig ...
... the Renaissance and the Age of Discovery, the periods which ushered in the Modern Era. The medieval period thus is the mid-time of the traditional division of Western history into Classical, Medieval, and Modern periods; moreover, the Middle Ages usually is divided into theEarly Middle Ages, the Hig ...
HARLEM QuARTET - Rockport Music
... home city, Rio de Janeiro. Originally titled “The Girl Who Passes By,” the samba became one of the most-performed, most-recorded popular songs in the history of the genre. Eventually, the original Portuguese lyrics were supplemented for international purposes by Norman Gimbel’s English lyrics, so th ...
... home city, Rio de Janeiro. Originally titled “The Girl Who Passes By,” the samba became one of the most-performed, most-recorded popular songs in the history of the genre. Eventually, the original Portuguese lyrics were supplemented for international purposes by Norman Gimbel’s English lyrics, so th ...
The Cowboy Song as Art Song Daniel M. Raessler 44
... predate hers by a few years. Ina Sires’s Songs of the Open Range (1928) and John White and George Shackley’s The Lonesome Cowboy: Songs of the Plains and Hills (1929) include simple piano accompaniments for each song.15 Those two collections are especially noteworthy because they (along with some of ...
... predate hers by a few years. Ina Sires’s Songs of the Open Range (1928) and John White and George Shackley’s The Lonesome Cowboy: Songs of the Plains and Hills (1929) include simple piano accompaniments for each song.15 Those two collections are especially noteworthy because they (along with some of ...
View/Open - Digital Collections Home
... predate hers by a few years. Ina Sires’s Songs of the Open Range (1928) and John White and George Shackley’s The Lonesome Cowboy: Songs of the Plains and Hills (1929) include simple piano accompaniments for each song.15 Those two collections are especially noteworthy because they (along with some of ...
... predate hers by a few years. Ina Sires’s Songs of the Open Range (1928) and John White and George Shackley’s The Lonesome Cowboy: Songs of the Plains and Hills (1929) include simple piano accompaniments for each song.15 Those two collections are especially noteworthy because they (along with some of ...
Capturing Sound - Georgetown University
... has affected all types of listeners, whether the sweaty-palmed disc junkie or the casual consumer. Recordings are often (though not always) cheaper than tickets for concerts of the same fare, and their affordability may affect listeners’ access to music. As the next chapter will show, the inexpensive ...
... has affected all types of listeners, whether the sweaty-palmed disc junkie or the casual consumer. Recordings are often (though not always) cheaper than tickets for concerts of the same fare, and their affordability may affect listeners’ access to music. As the next chapter will show, the inexpensive ...
Interdisciplinary research on musical timbre
... audiology: timbre of phonemes room acoustics: timbre of performance space artificial speech and robotics recording commercial, e.g. corporate identity ...
... audiology: timbre of phonemes room acoustics: timbre of performance space artificial speech and robotics recording commercial, e.g. corporate identity ...
“jazz” evolution - Cognella Academic Publishing
... merchants, possessing charters from their monarchs, raided the African coastal areas for slaves, ivory, gold, and hides. The technical advantage they held over the Africans (in weapons of destruction) changed the Africans’ relationship from trade to dependency, which became the pattern for all futur ...
... merchants, possessing charters from their monarchs, raided the African coastal areas for slaves, ivory, gold, and hides. The technical advantage they held over the Africans (in weapons of destruction) changed the Africans’ relationship from trade to dependency, which became the pattern for all futur ...
Introduction: Musical Responses to Goethe`s Faust
... a challenge. Other reasons might lie in the great and international reputation of Goethe's play as opposed to other, earlier versions of the same subject matter. Goethe's Faust stimulated, provoked, fomented responses from composers not only because of his eminence as Germany's foremost literary bea ...
... a challenge. Other reasons might lie in the great and international reputation of Goethe's play as opposed to other, earlier versions of the same subject matter. Goethe's Faust stimulated, provoked, fomented responses from composers not only because of his eminence as Germany's foremost literary bea ...
Popular Music: The Key Concepts: Second Edition
... and the associated merchandising possibilities being explored, especially through clothing lines; and concern from the local music industry about the impact of downloading and CD burning. The ‘Television Guide’ includes the regular chart shows on mainstream, free-to-air channels, including the inter ...
... and the associated merchandising possibilities being explored, especially through clothing lines; and concern from the local music industry about the impact of downloading and CD burning. The ‘Television Guide’ includes the regular chart shows on mainstream, free-to-air channels, including the inter ...
GCSE Music Revision Guide
... 4. Western classical tradition since 1910. The study piece for this area of study is ‘Saturday Night Waltz’ and ‘Hoedown’ from ‘Rodeo’ by Aaron Copland. ...
... 4. Western classical tradition since 1910. The study piece for this area of study is ‘Saturday Night Waltz’ and ‘Hoedown’ from ‘Rodeo’ by Aaron Copland. ...
Jason Theoharis thesis
... string that can alter its frequency are length, density/diameter, and tension. Like sound waves, the shorter the length, the higher the frequency, which results in a higher pitch. Therefore, when a violinist holds down a string with her fingers, she shortens the length of the open string, causing a ...
... string that can alter its frequency are length, density/diameter, and tension. Like sound waves, the shorter the length, the higher the frequency, which results in a higher pitch. Therefore, when a violinist holds down a string with her fingers, she shortens the length of the open string, causing a ...
CAREER CHOICE The voices of music students
... people have had on the students. Essays that indicate the inf luence of specific individuals in the writer’s environment are included in Chapter 1. The common thread running through these essays is the resolute passion shared by all the students who have chosen to study music. No student in the stud ...
... people have had on the students. Essays that indicate the inf luence of specific individuals in the writer’s environment are included in Chapter 1. The common thread running through these essays is the resolute passion shared by all the students who have chosen to study music. No student in the stud ...