Chopin Research Paper 2
... first and second beat of each measure. On the third beat the piano slides down to an F in all three octaves with a sforzando accent. The vocal line, which begins in measure five, is conjunct and ascends from E up to high F, which is held with a fermata over a V chord. In the accompaniment, there are ...
... first and second beat of each measure. On the third beat the piano slides down to an F in all three octaves with a sforzando accent. The vocal line, which begins in measure five, is conjunct and ascends from E up to high F, which is held with a fermata over a V chord. In the accompaniment, there are ...
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... When viewed against the panorama of early twentiethcentury American classical composers and their works, or, for that matter, American composers of pop, jazz, ragtime, or other popular genres of this time period, this group is quite small, indeed.10 Before suggesting reasons for so little interest a ...
... When viewed against the panorama of early twentiethcentury American classical composers and their works, or, for that matter, American composers of pop, jazz, ragtime, or other popular genres of this time period, this group is quite small, indeed.10 Before suggesting reasons for so little interest a ...
The Cowboy Song as Art Song Daniel M. Raessler 44
... as he was durable. And no wonder—with stories by Ned Buntline, Bret Harte, and others that began appearing during the 1870s, increasing numbers of readers found themselves drawn to adventures set in that vast region. In 1882, Buffalo Bill Cody presented the first of what became a 30-year run of vari ...
... as he was durable. And no wonder—with stories by Ned Buntline, Bret Harte, and others that began appearing during the 1870s, increasing numbers of readers found themselves drawn to adventures set in that vast region. In 1882, Buffalo Bill Cody presented the first of what became a 30-year run of vari ...
my country! `tis of thee, strong hold - University of Missouri
... contents for ease of song selection. He created twelve divisions of hymns divided into categories, such as “The Cries of the Slave” and “Slaveholders Admonished.” While some sections are clearly relevant to the American slave, such as those found in “The Friends of the Slave Assembled on the Fourth ...
... contents for ease of song selection. He created twelve divisions of hymns divided into categories, such as “The Cries of the Slave” and “Slaveholders Admonished.” While some sections are clearly relevant to the American slave, such as those found in “The Friends of the Slave Assembled on the Fourth ...
sailing the sepia sea: guy mendilow duo brings ancient songs to the
... rhythms and spellbinding vocal improvisation. On June 14th the 1794 Meetinghouse presents THE SEPIA SEA, a duo with GUY MENDILOW and AUBREY JOHNSON in a special intimate performance. The concert will take place at 7:30PM at the 1794 MEETINGHOUSE located at 26 SOUTH MAIN ST., in NEW SALEM, MA. Ticket ...
... rhythms and spellbinding vocal improvisation. On June 14th the 1794 Meetinghouse presents THE SEPIA SEA, a duo with GUY MENDILOW and AUBREY JOHNSON in a special intimate performance. The concert will take place at 7:30PM at the 1794 MEETINGHOUSE located at 26 SOUTH MAIN ST., in NEW SALEM, MA. Ticket ...
TRANSLATIONS, to texts by women poets (1971
... present form quite fortuitously. I had long been wanting to set some Yiddish poetry, but shied away because I felt I did not know the language well enough. When I saw the excellent translations in the anthology edited by Irving Howe and Dozer Greenberg, I knew that one of my problems had been solved ...
... present form quite fortuitously. I had long been wanting to set some Yiddish poetry, but shied away because I felt I did not know the language well enough. When I saw the excellent translations in the anthology edited by Irving Howe and Dozer Greenberg, I knew that one of my problems had been solved ...
Artist`s Statement
... Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) wrote about seventy-nine songs in his lifetime. All of his songs demonstrate his love of melodic writing. His charming melodies and craftsmanship in handling the piano led me to work on this collection of five songs. Although his accompaniment of the songs essentially p ...
... Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) wrote about seventy-nine songs in his lifetime. All of his songs demonstrate his love of melodic writing. His charming melodies and craftsmanship in handling the piano led me to work on this collection of five songs. Although his accompaniment of the songs essentially p ...
Printable version
... dominant, usually also with a long sustained note. Typical features of the vocal interpretation are ornaments like grace and auxiliary notes or portamenti – all relatively sparingly applied – as well as vibrati on long tones (at the end of lines). The slow "table songs" are performed solo, with the ...
... dominant, usually also with a long sustained note. Typical features of the vocal interpretation are ornaments like grace and auxiliary notes or portamenti – all relatively sparingly applied – as well as vibrati on long tones (at the end of lines). The slow "table songs" are performed solo, with the ...
John Dowland: “Come Again, Sweet Love Doth Now Invite”
... “Lachrimae”. The fact that he could afford to have his songs published is a testament to his popularity. He was born in 1562 and died in 1626. There is some debate as to the exact location of his birthplace, but it is widely accepted that he was born in Dublin, Ireland. He published his first collec ...
... “Lachrimae”. The fact that he could afford to have his songs published is a testament to his popularity. He was born in 1562 and died in 1626. There is some debate as to the exact location of his birthplace, but it is widely accepted that he was born in Dublin, Ireland. He published his first collec ...
Grade 6 Music Year Outline
... ● Composition with 2 boomwhacker songs ● F song Round in 3/4 Time ● continue practice on dotted rhythms ● Begin composer individual research project Musicplay Songs ● COFFEE ● Here’s a Song That’s Really Neat ● It’s a Whacky Kind of Sound ● De Colores ● Hockey Song ● A Great Big Sea ...
... ● Composition with 2 boomwhacker songs ● F song Round in 3/4 Time ● continue practice on dotted rhythms ● Begin composer individual research project Musicplay Songs ● COFFEE ● Here’s a Song That’s Really Neat ● It’s a Whacky Kind of Sound ● De Colores ● Hockey Song ● A Great Big Sea ...
Old Time Songs and Poetry of Newfoundland
... “I’ve always been interested in Gerald S. Doyle songs and from my estimation, this book is probably the most significant for many reasons,” said Dr. Kearney Guigné. She completed her PhD studies on the collection of songs amassed by Kenneth Peacock, a Canadian ethnomusicologist and composer who bega ...
... “I’ve always been interested in Gerald S. Doyle songs and from my estimation, this book is probably the most significant for many reasons,” said Dr. Kearney Guigné. She completed her PhD studies on the collection of songs amassed by Kenneth Peacock, a Canadian ethnomusicologist and composer who bega ...
Drexel 4257
Drexel 4257, also known by an inscription on its first page, ""John Gamble, his booke, amen 1659"" is a music manuscript commonplace book. It is the largest collection of English songs from the first half to the middle of the 17th century, and is an important source for studying vocal music in its transition from Renaissance music to Baroque music in England. Many songs also provide commentary on contemporary political events leading up to the Restoration.Belonging to the New York Public Library, it forms part of the Music Division's Drexel Collection, located at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. Following traditional library practice, its name is derived from its call number.