From Modal to Tonal: The Influence of Monteverdi on Musical
... century repertories, and the apparent awareness by Renaissance theorists of these changes.”4 These characteristics are evident in modern music and music dating back to the late Renaissance and early Baroque era. These two different systems of composing music form the theory behind the sound of West ...
... century repertories, and the apparent awareness by Renaissance theorists of these changes.”4 These characteristics are evident in modern music and music dating back to the late Renaissance and early Baroque era. These two different systems of composing music form the theory behind the sound of West ...
Two Solo de Concours:
... excellent training of instrumentalists, its publication of many treatises, and its establishment of a free library.1 The requirements for admission to the school have not varied much over the past 200 years. A 1956 study of European conservatories explained the competitive audition process, “A conce ...
... excellent training of instrumentalists, its publication of many treatises, and its establishment of a free library.1 The requirements for admission to the school have not varied much over the past 200 years. A 1956 study of European conservatories explained the competitive audition process, “A conce ...
Lindsey Steinbrunner
... also modified. The harmonies are tertian, quartal, or secundal and there are sudden tonal shifts. Time organization completely changes. Meters can by symmetric or asymmetric, may change frequently, and can be juxtaposed to create polymeters. The metric stress shifts to beats other than the strong be ...
... also modified. The harmonies are tertian, quartal, or secundal and there are sudden tonal shifts. Time organization completely changes. Meters can by symmetric or asymmetric, may change frequently, and can be juxtaposed to create polymeters. The metric stress shifts to beats other than the strong be ...
FOURTEENTH CENTURY
... ARS SUBTILIOR a continuation of Ars Nova in secular polyphonic songs in the formes fixes and developing the complexities of Ars Nova notation ...
... ARS SUBTILIOR a continuation of Ars Nova in secular polyphonic songs in the formes fixes and developing the complexities of Ars Nova notation ...
Whitwell - Essays on the Origins of Western Music
... present in certain living creatures that an animal without them cannot be conceived. But knowledge and clear perception of the senses themselves are not so immediately acquired through inquiry with the mind.19 Next, he again correctly observes that the first source of pleasure in music is found in t ...
... present in certain living creatures that an animal without them cannot be conceived. But knowledge and clear perception of the senses themselves are not so immediately acquired through inquiry with the mind.19 Next, he again correctly observes that the first source of pleasure in music is found in t ...
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... Roman citizen and a Christian poet of the late fourth century (Campbell, 1908). But the music here is from an eleventh century trope of the Sanctus of the Roman Mass, with the text Divinul11 mysterium, a title by which the tune is now fairly widely known in modern hymn books. In the Kyrie of his Mis ...
... Roman citizen and a Christian poet of the late fourth century (Campbell, 1908). But the music here is from an eleventh century trope of the Sanctus of the Roman Mass, with the text Divinul11 mysterium, a title by which the tune is now fairly widely known in modern hymn books. In the Kyrie of his Mis ...
Modal Jazz - Jonathan Dimond
... To get a feel for classic modal jazz I recommend listening to “So What” by Miles Davis. There is no substitute for your own ears. Types of Modal Jazz Classic modal jazz Classic modal jazz compositions contain very few chords, allowing each individual mode to be used for a long period of time. An exa ...
... To get a feel for classic modal jazz I recommend listening to “So What” by Miles Davis. There is no substitute for your own ears. Types of Modal Jazz Classic modal jazz Classic modal jazz compositions contain very few chords, allowing each individual mode to be used for a long period of time. An exa ...
Anton Heiller`s individual use of twelve tone technique
... Anton Heiller‘s individual use of twelve tone technique Presentation for PhD forum, June 15, 2013 - Peter Planyavsky Between 1950 and 1960, the use of twelve tone composing in liturgical music was something which church music composers had to consider very carefully. Twelve tone music was not percei ...
... Anton Heiller‘s individual use of twelve tone technique Presentation for PhD forum, June 15, 2013 - Peter Planyavsky Between 1950 and 1960, the use of twelve tone composing in liturgical music was something which church music composers had to consider very carefully. Twelve tone music was not percei ...
non–chord tones - KIMBERLY CHOIRS
... • Non–chord tones (NCTs) (or non–harmonic tones) are notes that do not belong in a certain chord. • A step (ST) is equal to an interval of a generic second. • A skip (SK) is equal to an interval of a generic third or more. • A passing tone (PT) is approached by step and then continues by step in the ...
... • Non–chord tones (NCTs) (or non–harmonic tones) are notes that do not belong in a certain chord. • A step (ST) is equal to an interval of a generic second. • A skip (SK) is equal to an interval of a generic third or more. • A passing tone (PT) is approached by step and then continues by step in the ...
6 Charles Ives
... sense all music from ancient Greece where the basic musical system was invented, to Ives is one continuous flow or one tradition from which all the various styles emanate. Scott shows us quite clearly how some of unconventional (for the time) techniques can be traced to early music of the Middle Age ...
... sense all music from ancient Greece where the basic musical system was invented, to Ives is one continuous flow or one tradition from which all the various styles emanate. Scott shows us quite clearly how some of unconventional (for the time) techniques can be traced to early music of the Middle Age ...
Music of Buddha, Brahma, and Allah
... SATB, guitar & percussion (also available in TTBB) Earthsongs, www.earthsongschoralmusic.com Medium “While the text of ZIKR is religious, the piece is not intended for a worship ceremony . . . This arrangement begins with the chant melody sung monophonically, alternating with other sections of the c ...
... SATB, guitar & percussion (also available in TTBB) Earthsongs, www.earthsongschoralmusic.com Medium “While the text of ZIKR is religious, the piece is not intended for a worship ceremony . . . This arrangement begins with the chant melody sung monophonically, alternating with other sections of the c ...
The_Renaissance_Era
... • Polyphonic Music included: – Movements of the Mass – Motets – Hymns • All of the music was in a Vocal setting, and almost ...
... • Polyphonic Music included: – Movements of the Mass – Motets – Hymns • All of the music was in a Vocal setting, and almost ...
full PDF text of Leach 2006
... calls the man who is dignified, moderate, and modest yet likes such song a rara avis on the grounds that even the 100-eyed, super-vigilant, panoptical Argus was enchanted by a mere pipe.19 The “rare bird” is the black swan of Juvenal Satires VI, 165, the chaste and perfect wife. This satire is conce ...
... calls the man who is dignified, moderate, and modest yet likes such song a rara avis on the grounds that even the 100-eyed, super-vigilant, panoptical Argus was enchanted by a mere pipe.19 The “rare bird” is the black swan of Juvenal Satires VI, 165, the chaste and perfect wife. This satire is conce ...
CORE ISSUE – STEVAN ST. MOKRANJAC AND MUSIC `AROUND
... amongst others, from Romania. Such a conscious act of recording and preservation was unnecessary because these musical cultures had retained the continuity of the Byzantine chant tradition; whether they chose to work with this polyphonically, as Dinev and Lungu did, or were more inclined toward a Ru ...
... amongst others, from Romania. Such a conscious act of recording and preservation was unnecessary because these musical cultures had retained the continuity of the Byzantine chant tradition; whether they chose to work with this polyphonically, as Dinev and Lungu did, or were more inclined toward a Ru ...
Late Medieval Music
... • starting around 1220, the term denotes a curious musical form with 3 simultaneous layers of music & text: The main point ...
... • starting around 1220, the term denotes a curious musical form with 3 simultaneous layers of music & text: The main point ...
Late Medieval (Gothic) Music Gothic Era
... • starting around 1220, the term denotes a curious musical form with 3 simultaneous layers of music & text: The main point ...
... • starting around 1220, the term denotes a curious musical form with 3 simultaneous layers of music & text: The main point ...
Medieval music - WordPress.com
... This final kind of organum was also incorporated by the most famous polyphonic composer of this time— Léonin. He united this style with measured discant passages, which used the rhythmic modes to create the pinnacle of organum composition.This final stage of organum is sometimes referred to as Notre ...
... This final kind of organum was also incorporated by the most famous polyphonic composer of this time— Léonin. He united this style with measured discant passages, which used the rhythmic modes to create the pinnacle of organum composition.This final stage of organum is sometimes referred to as Notre ...
Synthesis of Divergent Early and Twentieth
... and twentieth-century music.1 This article identifies these early and new elements and discovers how they are synthesized into a twentieth-century idiom. Most significantly, this mass reveals a disparate harmonic language that includes modality, octatonicism, pentatonicism, and functional harmony. F ...
... and twentieth-century music.1 This article identifies these early and new elements and discovers how they are synthesized into a twentieth-century idiom. Most significantly, this mass reveals a disparate harmonic language that includes modality, octatonicism, pentatonicism, and functional harmony. F ...
Liturgical Function and Gregorian Chant in the Music of Paulus
... composer with the exception of his Passion10. What has survived until the present day, in incomplete condition, are two partbooks (Cantus, Bassus) from the first volume and three partbooks (Cantus, Tenor, Bassus) from the second one. Bucenus prepared his work with great care, presumably as the basis ...
... composer with the exception of his Passion10. What has survived until the present day, in incomplete condition, are two partbooks (Cantus, Bassus) from the first volume and three partbooks (Cantus, Tenor, Bassus) from the second one. Bucenus prepared his work with great care, presumably as the basis ...
History of Music Notation
... Gregory were doing the same job that spin doctors do today for politicians and entertainers. ...
... Gregory were doing the same job that spin doctors do today for politicians and entertainers. ...
Read an Excerpt - Paraclete Press
... Hours. Members of the Community of Jesus gather several times a day for chant services, and we would like to use one of these services to help introduce you to chant—the office of Compline. Compline is sung in the evening, completing the day and “putting the church to bed.” Originally, Compline cons ...
... Hours. Members of the Community of Jesus gather several times a day for chant services, and we would like to use one of these services to help introduce you to chant—the office of Compline. Compline is sung in the evening, completing the day and “putting the church to bed.” Originally, Compline cons ...
MUSIC IN LATE-MEDIEVAL CULTURE 1100-1500
... …let the companions of the church sing next to my bed in a low voice the hymn Magno salutis gaudio, for which I bequeath 60 Parisian spoldi, and when this hymn is finished, the altar boys, together with theirteacherand two of the companions, will in the same place also sing my motet Ave regina cel ...
... …let the companions of the church sing next to my bed in a low voice the hymn Magno salutis gaudio, for which I bequeath 60 Parisian spoldi, and when this hymn is finished, the altar boys, together with theirteacherand two of the companions, will in the same place also sing my motet Ave regina cel ...
The Influence of Gregorian Chant on Morten Lauridsen`s O Magnum
... influence in later works ever since. Gregorian chant was influenced and informed by Greek music theory that can be traced back to Pythagorean tuning theories (5th century B.C.E.) and the formation of this repertoire under these theories led to its standardization and widespread use throughout Mediev ...
... influence in later works ever since. Gregorian chant was influenced and informed by Greek music theory that can be traced back to Pythagorean tuning theories (5th century B.C.E.) and the formation of this repertoire under these theories led to its standardization and widespread use throughout Mediev ...