Exploration 3
... measures or by eighth notes as seen here in her chart for the Gloria movement. The unit of measure depended on how the music in question was constructed. That which unfolded polyphonically, or “horizontally,” was divided by measure, that which unfolded homophonically, or “vertically,” was divided by ...
... measures or by eighth notes as seen here in her chart for the Gloria movement. The unit of measure depended on how the music in question was constructed. That which unfolded polyphonically, or “horizontally,” was divided by measure, that which unfolded homophonically, or “vertically,” was divided by ...
Pentatonic Moods
... being in harmony with the wider world whether in sorrow or in joy. Songs from these islands use but seven notes, such as D,E-G,A,B-D,E. music on more complex scales typically uses semitone intervals to express sorrow, pain or confusion. These pentatonic scales do not have semitones yet can create va ...
... being in harmony with the wider world whether in sorrow or in joy. Songs from these islands use but seven notes, such as D,E-G,A,B-D,E. music on more complex scales typically uses semitone intervals to express sorrow, pain or confusion. These pentatonic scales do not have semitones yet can create va ...
Chpt. 3: 節奏Rhythm Flow of music (events) through time
... • Time signature indicates the meter of a piece of music ...
... • Time signature indicates the meter of a piece of music ...
The Pythagorean Comma The Spiral of Fifths and Equal Temperament
... Counting up by seven octaves (ratios of 2/1) from C 32.7 Hz winds up at C 4185.6 Hz but counting up by twelve fifths (ratios of 3/2) yields C 4242.7 Hz. This discrepancy is known as the Pythagorean Comma and has been a powerful challenge for instrument makers and tuners. Fixed note instruments like ...
... Counting up by seven octaves (ratios of 2/1) from C 32.7 Hz winds up at C 4185.6 Hz but counting up by twelve fifths (ratios of 3/2) yields C 4242.7 Hz. This discrepancy is known as the Pythagorean Comma and has been a powerful challenge for instrument makers and tuners. Fixed note instruments like ...
Literacy-Booklet-1-Completed
... Section 3 – BAR-LINES AND TIME SIGNATURES Music is usually split into sections of equal numbers of beats. These sections are called bars and are split by bar lines. At the end of the music there is a double bar line. ...
... Section 3 – BAR-LINES AND TIME SIGNATURES Music is usually split into sections of equal numbers of beats. These sections are called bars and are split by bar lines. At the end of the music there is a double bar line. ...
CHAPTER 8
... • Today, when we prepare an outline with many topics and subtopics, we engage in a scholastic exercise. ...
... • Today, when we prepare an outline with many topics and subtopics, we engage in a scholastic exercise. ...
Analysis of ``Kol Nidrei
... Though Bruch was a protestant, he composed Kol Nidrei by drawing from two themes of Jewish descent. The first theme is featured in the opening melody and throughout the D minor section of the piece. It is based on the Kol Nidre prayer, which is an old Hebrew prayer of atonement that is recited on th ...
... Though Bruch was a protestant, he composed Kol Nidrei by drawing from two themes of Jewish descent. The first theme is featured in the opening melody and throughout the D minor section of the piece. It is based on the Kol Nidre prayer, which is an old Hebrew prayer of atonement that is recited on th ...
"Performance Practices in Classic Piano Music" By Sandra P
... given to various aspects of accentuation, especially Beethoven's use of metrical accents and how some of these may have been interpreted as dots or strokes: "knowing this, the performer should be alert to the possibility that dots distributed regularly on beats or half beats in passage work may be a ...
... given to various aspects of accentuation, especially Beethoven's use of metrical accents and how some of these may have been interpreted as dots or strokes: "knowing this, the performer should be alert to the possibility that dots distributed regularly on beats or half beats in passage work may be a ...
Minor Scales
... A scale is a series of notes dividing the octave, repeating each octave across the range of low to high pitches. According to the equal temperament tuning system, octaves are equally divided into twelve notes. A western scale is a series of notes selected among these twelve notes. Each of these note ...
... A scale is a series of notes dividing the octave, repeating each octave across the range of low to high pitches. According to the equal temperament tuning system, octaves are equally divided into twelve notes. A western scale is a series of notes selected among these twelve notes. Each of these note ...
exam requirements for rcm history i
... NOTE: Biographical information is not required for composers marked with an asterisk. However students must be able to discuss their musical styles and contributions. THE BAROQUE ERA (ca 1600-ca 1750) General terms as they apply to music of the Baroque era: baroque basso continuo equal temperament f ...
... NOTE: Biographical information is not required for composers marked with an asterisk. However students must be able to discuss their musical styles and contributions. THE BAROQUE ERA (ca 1600-ca 1750) General terms as they apply to music of the Baroque era: baroque basso continuo equal temperament f ...
投影片 1
... Whether the two parts move independently Whether they combine to outline a harmonic ...
... Whether the two parts move independently Whether they combine to outline a harmonic ...
Glossary of Jazz Terminology
... certain set of notes that generally produce a happy feeling in listeners; Julie Andrewss do-re-mifa-so-la-ti-do is a major scale (see also scale and minor scale) measure: a group of beats (see also time/time signature) melody: a sequence of single notes played to form a meaningful pattern; jazz song ...
... certain set of notes that generally produce a happy feeling in listeners; Julie Andrewss do-re-mifa-so-la-ti-do is a major scale (see also scale and minor scale) measure: a group of beats (see also time/time signature) melody: a sequence of single notes played to form a meaningful pattern; jazz song ...
Document
... When a student starts learning to solo, the first set of scales are usually the pentatonic scales. It is a good place to start and they easily turn into blues scales. In my experience, most students at some point will give up on these scales. Perhaps they are limiting in fretboard usage. Some compla ...
... When a student starts learning to solo, the first set of scales are usually the pentatonic scales. It is a good place to start and they easily turn into blues scales. In my experience, most students at some point will give up on these scales. Perhaps they are limiting in fretboard usage. Some compla ...
Lesson Plan Template
... Nos. 7-12 for lower octave G Major pattern and C Major pattern, page 27 has the higher octave of G major scale for violin. Dynamics are used in March Jubilee to help achieve balance. Dynamics range from mp to f. Accompanying parts are marked with a softer dynamic marking so that the melody is more p ...
... Nos. 7-12 for lower octave G Major pattern and C Major pattern, page 27 has the higher octave of G major scale for violin. Dynamics are used in March Jubilee to help achieve balance. Dynamics range from mp to f. Accompanying parts are marked with a softer dynamic marking so that the melody is more p ...
Lesson Plan Template
... Nos. 7-12 for lower octave G Major pattern and C Major pattern, page 27 has the higher octave of G major scale for violin. Dynamics are used in March Jubilee to help achieve balance. Dynamics range from mp to f. Accompanying parts are marked with a softer dynamic marking so that the melody is more p ...
... Nos. 7-12 for lower octave G Major pattern and C Major pattern, page 27 has the higher octave of G major scale for violin. Dynamics are used in March Jubilee to help achieve balance. Dynamics range from mp to f. Accompanying parts are marked with a softer dynamic marking so that the melody is more p ...
Wayne`s FruityLoops Music
... number of options. Fruityloops allows you to click on a sound in the browser in order to hear it. You will find that changing the particular kick or snare drum, for instance, changes the sound and feeling of a beat rather radically. Experiment with different timbres to experience their effect. Using ...
... number of options. Fruityloops allows you to click on a sound in the browser in order to hear it. You will find that changing the particular kick or snare drum, for instance, changes the sound and feeling of a beat rather radically. Experiment with different timbres to experience their effect. Using ...
Course Description - W. David
... music. Cadences give phrases a distinctive ending, that can, for example, indicate to the listener whether the piece is to be continued or concluded. ...
... music. Cadences give phrases a distinctive ending, that can, for example, indicate to the listener whether the piece is to be continued or concluded. ...
storage/MUS001-Quiz Three
... 15. Which of the following statements is not true? A. John Cage invented the prepared piano, a grand piano whose sound is altered by objects such as bolts, screws, rubber bands, pieces of felt, paper, and plastic inserted between the strings of some of the keys. B. During the 1920s and 1930s, Edgard ...
... 15. Which of the following statements is not true? A. John Cage invented the prepared piano, a grand piano whose sound is altered by objects such as bolts, screws, rubber bands, pieces of felt, paper, and plastic inserted between the strings of some of the keys. B. During the 1920s and 1930s, Edgard ...
glossary of musical terms - Western Michigan University
... ballet: (genre) a programmatic theatrical work for dancers and orchestra bar: a common term for a musical measure baritone: a moderately low male voice; in range between a tenor and a bass Baroque Era: c1600-1750; a musical period of extremely ornate and elaborate approaches to the arts. This era sa ...
... ballet: (genre) a programmatic theatrical work for dancers and orchestra bar: a common term for a musical measure baritone: a moderately low male voice; in range between a tenor and a bass Baroque Era: c1600-1750; a musical period of extremely ornate and elaborate approaches to the arts. This era sa ...
The History and Evolution of the Musical Symbol
... Italian terms to indicate tempo and dynamics came into use in the 17th century. With the adoption of equal temperament and the major and minor modes, signatures indicating a major key or its relative minor became conventional. ...
... Italian terms to indicate tempo and dynamics came into use in the 17th century. With the adoption of equal temperament and the major and minor modes, signatures indicating a major key or its relative minor became conventional. ...
VAN TECH MUSIC THEORY Package – IA
... by the accidental (i.e. B-flat or F-sharp). However, when written on the staff, the accidental will always appear before the actual note. (i.e. ♭♩ ) C: Clefs - Each pitch has a place on the staff. A staff must include a clef to indicate the range in which the pitches should sound. Placing a note on ...
... by the accidental (i.e. B-flat or F-sharp). However, when written on the staff, the accidental will always appear before the actual note. (i.e. ♭♩ ) C: Clefs - Each pitch has a place on the staff. A staff must include a clef to indicate the range in which the pitches should sound. Placing a note on ...
1 - State Examination Commission
... Chord symbol and bass note must match. Quality of bass line, including continuing in style of given opening, and also including up to 2 marks for note placement throughout. 1 mark for each chord that fits melodic line and is part of a good musical progression. Up to 4 marks for awareness of cadences ...
... Chord symbol and bass note must match. Quality of bass line, including continuing in style of given opening, and also including up to 2 marks for note placement throughout. 1 mark for each chord that fits melodic line and is part of a good musical progression. Up to 4 marks for awareness of cadences ...
Bach`s Prelude in E-flat Major, BWV 552I
... is a good thing, because an element of freedom is probably still needed – even desired – when playing the actual notes. In my experience, little games like these are not only more enjoyable but also much more effective than simply playing the difficult passage over and over again. Example 4 offers a ...
... is a good thing, because an element of freedom is probably still needed – even desired – when playing the actual notes. In my experience, little games like these are not only more enjoyable but also much more effective than simply playing the difficult passage over and over again. Example 4 offers a ...
Polyrhythm
Polyrhythm is the simultaneous use of two or more conflicting rhythms, that are not readily perceived as deriving from one another, or as simple manifestations of the same meter. The rhythmic conflict may be the basis of an entire piece of music (cross-rhythm), or a momentary disruption. Polyrhythms can be distinguished from irrational rhythms, which can occur within the context of a single part; polyrhythms require at least two rhythms to be played concurrently, one of which is typically an irrational rhythm.