AAWM_abstract_short
... applications are biased towards Western music and are thus not suitable to the particularities of other musical cultures. This research tries to develop an unbiased approach by a flexible interface for detection and representation of tone scales. No predispositions towards a certain music theory or ...
... applications are biased towards Western music and are thus not suitable to the particularities of other musical cultures. This research tries to develop an unbiased approach by a flexible interface for detection and representation of tone scales. No predispositions towards a certain music theory or ...
GT Music Audition Requirements
... Students will be asked to sightread (Suzuki level 5 or equivalent) and demonstrate a variety of bowing techniques. ...
... Students will be asked to sightread (Suzuki level 5 or equivalent) and demonstrate a variety of bowing techniques. ...
history of Western music
... composer Claudio Monteverdi. Other new genres of vocal music included the cantata and the oratorio. Instrumental music also became increasingly prominent during the 17th century, often in the form of a continuous contrapuntal work with no clear-cut divisions into sections or movements; it bore such ...
... composer Claudio Monteverdi. Other new genres of vocal music included the cantata and the oratorio. Instrumental music also became increasingly prominent during the 17th century, often in the form of a continuous contrapuntal work with no clear-cut divisions into sections or movements; it bore such ...
Materials of Music Study Guide Medium Melody Harmony
... Music provides different functions—for religion, work, entertainment, in societies around the world. Most cultures have sacred music, for religious functions, and secular music, for nonreligious activities. There are many genres, or categories, of music; some works cross over categories, borrowing e ...
... Music provides different functions—for religion, work, entertainment, in societies around the world. Most cultures have sacred music, for religious functions, and secular music, for nonreligious activities. There are many genres, or categories, of music; some works cross over categories, borrowing e ...
Instrumental Music Beg 1st 9 weeks
... 6.IM.9.1.1 Listen to teacher-selected examples of music from a variety of historical periods. ...
... 6.IM.9.1.1 Listen to teacher-selected examples of music from a variety of historical periods. ...
MUL 2010 “Enjoyment of Music
... • Accent – emphasis on a beat (or other) • Meter – measurement of time in regular groupings of beats • Measure or Bar – one group in a Meter - can be Duple, Triple, or Quadruple • Division of beats can be Simple (2) or ...
... • Accent – emphasis on a beat (or other) • Meter – measurement of time in regular groupings of beats • Measure or Bar – one group in a Meter - can be Duple, Triple, or Quadruple • Division of beats can be Simple (2) or ...
1st 9 weeks
... P ~ I can identify and perform advancing level rhythms and pitches: Sixteenth notes Dotted eight notes Quarter-note triplets Cut-time and 3/8 All pitches in my clef (within and beyond the range of my instrument) A ~ I can read, analyze and perform music with varied rhythm patterns in compl ...
... P ~ I can identify and perform advancing level rhythms and pitches: Sixteenth notes Dotted eight notes Quarter-note triplets Cut-time and 3/8 All pitches in my clef (within and beyond the range of my instrument) A ~ I can read, analyze and perform music with varied rhythm patterns in compl ...
Theory Exercise 1.1
... As mentioned previously, the lines and spaces on the staff represent specific pitches. We now know the names of the all the natural notes, but how do we know which line or space corresponds to which of these notes? A clef is a graphical symbol placed at the beginning of the staff which indicates whi ...
... As mentioned previously, the lines and spaces on the staff represent specific pitches. We now know the names of the all the natural notes, but how do we know which line or space corresponds to which of these notes? A clef is a graphical symbol placed at the beginning of the staff which indicates whi ...
Scales, Modes, and Chord/Cluster Concepts for 20th
... (freely make chords from the notes of the diatonic scale without worrying about resolving them in a traditional sense) A dense block of PITCHES A dense block-like musical TEXTURE (focuses more on texture, color, dynamics than on pitch) Simultaneous variation in different layers/textures Diverse musi ...
... (freely make chords from the notes of the diatonic scale without worrying about resolving them in a traditional sense) A dense block of PITCHES A dense block-like musical TEXTURE (focuses more on texture, color, dynamics than on pitch) Simultaneous variation in different layers/textures Diverse musi ...
Interacting with a Musical Learning System: The Continuator
... Control and High-Level Structure • Parameters allow the musician to switch on or off basic functions such as the learning process or the continuation process. • By default, the system stops playing when the user does, to avoid superposition of improvisations. • Other parameters: the number of notes ...
... Control and High-Level Structure • Parameters allow the musician to switch on or off basic functions such as the learning process or the continuation process. • By default, the system stops playing when the user does, to avoid superposition of improvisations. • Other parameters: the number of notes ...
Andrew Connolly
... Large development time means they must be reused again and again and again to make the development worth it (e.g. N-body hydrodynamic code). ...
... Large development time means they must be reused again and again and again to make the development worth it (e.g. N-body hydrodynamic code). ...
Document
... ANTON WEBERN Third piece from Five Pieces for Orchestra What is theme? What is main idea? Is it a motive or melody? What seems to be the focus or main idea of this composition? ...
... ANTON WEBERN Third piece from Five Pieces for Orchestra What is theme? What is main idea? Is it a motive or melody? What seems to be the focus or main idea of this composition? ...
A Primer for Atonal Set Theory
... in many differentdirections.2 Set theoryis not a single language, but a communityof local dialects and subcultures.It is best understoodnot as a rigidlyprescribedpractice,but as an arrayof flexible tools for discovering and interpreting musical relationships.It should be emphasized that these can an ...
... in many differentdirections.2 Set theoryis not a single language, but a communityof local dialects and subcultures.It is best understoodnot as a rigidlyprescribedpractice,but as an arrayof flexible tools for discovering and interpreting musical relationships.It should be emphasized that these can an ...
Dynamics / louds and softs Fortissimo very loud Forte loud piano soft
... the whole orchestra plays smoothly notes are detached, separated from one another (opposite of legato) A secondary melody that is played at the same time as the main melody. A countermelody could be used in Classical music, a Disco song, a Salsa piece or even in a piece of Serial music. This term is ...
... the whole orchestra plays smoothly notes are detached, separated from one another (opposite of legato) A secondary melody that is played at the same time as the main melody. A countermelody could be used in Classical music, a Disco song, a Salsa piece or even in a piece of Serial music. This term is ...
NON-SERIAL ATONALITY ATONAL MUSIC
... enharmonically. Leave out duplicated pitch classes. 2. Find the largest interval between any 2 adjacent notes. The top note of this interval is the bottom note of the normal order. Rearrange the pitches in normal order. 3. If there are 2 or more intervals that are tied for the largest interval: Writ ...
... enharmonically. Leave out duplicated pitch classes. 2. Find the largest interval between any 2 adjacent notes. The top note of this interval is the bottom note of the normal order. Rearrange the pitches in normal order. 3. If there are 2 or more intervals that are tied for the largest interval: Writ ...
microtonal scale exploration in Central
... TARSOS is a modular software platform to extract the pitch organization of a musical piece. First the audio is analyzed in blocks of 10ms and for each block a fundamental frequency estimation is made. Secondly, the found frequencies are converted to cents and are not quantized to any predefined set ...
... TARSOS is a modular software platform to extract the pitch organization of a musical piece. First the audio is analyzed in blocks of 10ms and for each block a fundamental frequency estimation is made. Secondly, the found frequencies are converted to cents and are not quantized to any predefined set ...
XL1035 Scanner Module
... XL1035 module include the scan engine and decoder. They are connect by 8pin flat cable, and it belong to internal connection. Users do not need to learn more about its interface definitions. A 10pin cable on decoder board available for users, to control the 10 pin cable and that means will control t ...
... XL1035 module include the scan engine and decoder. They are connect by 8pin flat cable, and it belong to internal connection. Users do not need to learn more about its interface definitions. A 10pin cable on decoder board available for users, to control the 10 pin cable and that means will control t ...
Musical Scales and Tonality - University of Toronto Scarborough
... Is the division of the octave into 12 steps a norm? • The use of quartertones (24 steps to the octave) • First proposed in West in 19th century, uses freq ratio of 21/24 • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v= Nxrfoar3HfQ • Karl Stockhausen • Works using 7 – 60 steps per octave • Classical Indian music • ...
... Is the division of the octave into 12 steps a norm? • The use of quartertones (24 steps to the octave) • First proposed in West in 19th century, uses freq ratio of 21/24 • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v= Nxrfoar3HfQ • Karl Stockhausen • Works using 7 – 60 steps per octave • Classical Indian music • ...
File - Woodland Middle School Music
... You can have a high A and a low A, and a lower A, and the lowest A. They are all still A. Sometimes, we have intervals, 2 DIFFERENT notes played at the same time. For example, A and C. A and C are a minor 3rd away, (A, B, C = 3 full notes away) and C and G are a perfect 5th away from each other ...
... You can have a high A and a low A, and a lower A, and the lowest A. They are all still A. Sometimes, we have intervals, 2 DIFFERENT notes played at the same time. For example, A and C. A and C are a minor 3rd away, (A, B, C = 3 full notes away) and C and G are a perfect 5th away from each other ...
Rediscovering “sonoristics”: A groundbreaking theory from
... Karlheinz Stockhausen once noted that Webern’s music, as early as 1910, contained in embryonic form what was to gain significance some 40 years later: “‘Timbre’ is no longer a garb, a package, [or] a disguise, but it is form.”16 Similarly Pierre Boulez, commenting on the development of compositional ...
... Karlheinz Stockhausen once noted that Webern’s music, as early as 1910, contained in embryonic form what was to gain significance some 40 years later: “‘Timbre’ is no longer a garb, a package, [or] a disguise, but it is form.”16 Similarly Pierre Boulez, commenting on the development of compositional ...
MUSICAL ELEMENTS
... • Tonality has a psychological aspect associated with it. – Music that is atonal can be disturbing to the listener. (Atonal has NO specific key.) -- The listener expects to hear certain sounds that complete the musical pattern. ...
... • Tonality has a psychological aspect associated with it. – Music that is atonal can be disturbing to the listener. (Atonal has NO specific key.) -- The listener expects to hear certain sounds that complete the musical pattern. ...
music notes
... Arco: played with a bow. E.g. the violin sticks. Legato: smoothly and well connected. Refers to a melody or chords that are played by moving immediately from one note to another, without a gap. Scat: is a style of singing made popular by the jazz singer. Falsetto: is a method of singing used by male ...
... Arco: played with a bow. E.g. the violin sticks. Legato: smoothly and well connected. Refers to a melody or chords that are played by moving immediately from one note to another, without a gap. Scat: is a style of singing made popular by the jazz singer. Falsetto: is a method of singing used by male ...
this PDF file
... that listening to a fragment of sound repetitively changes our perception. And therefore, we can suddenly perceive aspects of the sound that are not perceivable during ‘natural’ listening, because these events pass by too rapidly and are not made evident 3 A musical genre based on studio compositio ...
... that listening to a fragment of sound repetitively changes our perception. And therefore, we can suddenly perceive aspects of the sound that are not perceivable during ‘natural’ listening, because these events pass by too rapidly and are not made evident 3 A musical genre based on studio compositio ...
