2. Elements of Music - Expectations
... (see pages 23–28) to communicate feelings/ideas/ understandings in response to the arts Thinking about/ responding to what you’ve seen/done 3. Exploring Forms and Cultural Contexts: demonstrate ...
... (see pages 23–28) to communicate feelings/ideas/ understandings in response to the arts Thinking about/ responding to what you’ve seen/done 3. Exploring Forms and Cultural Contexts: demonstrate ...
20th Century Music Week
... Composers like Schoenberg and Boulez stripped away the idea of harmony and wrote music according to mathematical principles. Reich went back to basics and re-adopted the age-old formula: rhythm + pitch = music. Listen to Reich’s “ Music for 18 Musician” ...
... Composers like Schoenberg and Boulez stripped away the idea of harmony and wrote music according to mathematical principles. Reich went back to basics and re-adopted the age-old formula: rhythm + pitch = music. Listen to Reich’s “ Music for 18 Musician” ...
the Virtual Unism PR - Electronic Visualization Laboratory
... In the Unism theory the perception was a mobile, physiological function, not under the rules of any artistic theory. The scheme is not the mathematical scheme, but a mobile physiological function. Unism is open for mobility physiological functions of body movements in the space. Sound in Virtual Uni ...
... In the Unism theory the perception was a mobile, physiological function, not under the rules of any artistic theory. The scheme is not the mathematical scheme, but a mobile physiological function. Unism is open for mobility physiological functions of body movements in the space. Sound in Virtual Uni ...
gr 8 task sheet
... What would be a affective method of writing down your composing ideas, and the final piece? Looking at your group's performing strengths and stunning ability, what would be a good combination of instruments/voice to make this piece 'simple and complex for each other to play? How can you write expres ...
... What would be a affective method of writing down your composing ideas, and the final piece? Looking at your group's performing strengths and stunning ability, what would be a good combination of instruments/voice to make this piece 'simple and complex for each other to play? How can you write expres ...
Full Seminar Description
... “Technology has brought about the blurring of the distinctions between composers, performers, and listeners. Just as anyone feels himself capable of taking a photograph by means of a camera, so now and increasingly so in the future anyone, using recording and/or electronic means, feels and will incr ...
... “Technology has brought about the blurring of the distinctions between composers, performers, and listeners. Just as anyone feels himself capable of taking a photograph by means of a camera, so now and increasingly so in the future anyone, using recording and/or electronic means, feels and will incr ...
Music Evolution
... Atonal Music Listen to this first piece of traditional ‘classical’ piece of music – take note of the instruments, types of chords, elements of music used. Now listen to this second piece of music – what’s different from the 1st piece? Try and list all the main features of the music ...
... Atonal Music Listen to this first piece of traditional ‘classical’ piece of music – take note of the instruments, types of chords, elements of music used. Now listen to this second piece of music – what’s different from the 1st piece? Try and list all the main features of the music ...
Introduction: Experimental, Minimalist, Postminimalist? Origins
... among the best known. The Estonian composer Arvo Pärt, evolving his own brand of reductionist music after experiments with 12-tone style and aleatory techniques, was introduced to the West in the early 1980s by the record label ECM and became an overnight sensation. His Fratres (1977), rewritten for ...
... among the best known. The Estonian composer Arvo Pärt, evolving his own brand of reductionist music after experiments with 12-tone style and aleatory techniques, was introduced to the West in the early 1980s by the record label ECM and became an overnight sensation. His Fratres (1977), rewritten for ...
Contemporary Music
... Once upon a time… • Middle Ages: Gregorian chant, Perotin, three-part writing • Renaissance (1400-1600): “Rebirth” (Palestrina, Monteverdi) Chansons, imitative counterpoint in four or more parts, smooth, homogeneous, imitative polyphonic, used in sacred and now also in secular madrigals, lute • Bar ...
... Once upon a time… • Middle Ages: Gregorian chant, Perotin, three-part writing • Renaissance (1400-1600): “Rebirth” (Palestrina, Monteverdi) Chansons, imitative counterpoint in four or more parts, smooth, homogeneous, imitative polyphonic, used in sacred and now also in secular madrigals, lute • Bar ...
C 3 Elements of the Arts - Creative Classroom Collaboratives
... similar to those on the other side; in asymmetrical balance, the sides are different but still look balanced. In radial balance, the elements are arranged around a central ...
... similar to those on the other side; in asymmetrical balance, the sides are different but still look balanced. In radial balance, the elements are arranged around a central ...
Cardboard Art
... SHAPE: Enclosed, flat object that is 2-dimensional FORM: Object that is or is perceived to be 3D and volumetric ...
... SHAPE: Enclosed, flat object that is 2-dimensional FORM: Object that is or is perceived to be 3D and volumetric ...
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... (imitating closely the forms of nature) or abstract (drawing from natural forms but representing only their basic patterns or arrangements). In some of the Indian art of North America’s northwest coast, animal figures may be so highly exaggerated it is difficult for an outsider to identify. Believed ...
... (imitating closely the forms of nature) or abstract (drawing from natural forms but representing only their basic patterns or arrangements). In some of the Indian art of North America’s northwest coast, animal figures may be so highly exaggerated it is difficult for an outsider to identify. Believed ...
Impressionism - Mallaig High School Music Dept
... • The most central figure of Expressionism in music is Arnold Schoenberg • Schoenberg experimented with tonality. Often his music had no tonal centre. This is called atonality. ...
... • The most central figure of Expressionism in music is Arnold Schoenberg • Schoenberg experimented with tonality. Often his music had no tonal centre. This is called atonality. ...
Minimalism - Musical Meanderings
... It applies to lots of different things in life – not just music. It began in the 20th Century as a movement across the arts – sculpture, architecture, dance and music. Two of it’s most famous composers are Philip Glass and Steve Reich. ...
... It applies to lots of different things in life – not just music. It began in the 20th Century as a movement across the arts – sculpture, architecture, dance and music. Two of it’s most famous composers are Philip Glass and Steve Reich. ...
Cage and Modern Music
... - Regarded music from a scientific viewpoint - “Schoenberg is Dead” claimed Schoenberg didn’t go far enough with serialism ...
... - Regarded music from a scientific viewpoint - “Schoenberg is Dead” claimed Schoenberg didn’t go far enough with serialism ...
20th Century Music
... It creates a story and builds images Music is very vague and hazy. Has a dreamy sound to it. Debussy is a famous composer of this style Created using the Whole tone scale YouTube - Impressionist Art YouTube - Debussy: Nocturne (1892) ...
... It creates a story and builds images Music is very vague and hazy. Has a dreamy sound to it. Debussy is a famous composer of this style Created using the Whole tone scale YouTube - Impressionist Art YouTube - Debussy: Nocturne (1892) ...
Date: May 17, 2011 EI Presenter: Dina Wills Minimalist Art I had met
... I had met minimalism in the arts before Larry Fong put up the exhibition in the JSMA Northwest Gallery, but I didn’t know it by name. Minimalism is a concept used in many arts - theater, dance, fiction, visual art, architecture, music. In the early 80s in Seattle, Merce Cunningham, legendary dancer ...
... I had met minimalism in the arts before Larry Fong put up the exhibition in the JSMA Northwest Gallery, but I didn’t know it by name. Minimalism is a concept used in many arts - theater, dance, fiction, visual art, architecture, music. In the early 80s in Seattle, Merce Cunningham, legendary dancer ...
Minimalism
In the visual arts and music, minimalism is a style that uses pared-down design elements.Minimalism in the arts began in post–World War II Western Art, most strongly with American visual arts in the 1960s and early 1970s. Prominent artists associated with minimalism include Donald Judd, John McCracken, Agnes Martin, Dan Flavin, Robert Morris, Anne Truitt, and Frank Stella. It derives from the reductive aspects of Modernism and is often interpreted as a reaction against Abstract expressionism and a bridge to Postminimal art practices.Minimalism in music features repetition and iteration such as those of the compositions of La Monte Young, Terry Riley, Steve Reich, Philip Glass, and John Adams. Minimalist compositions are sometimes known as systems music. The term ""minimalist"" often colloquially refers to anything that is spare or stripped to its essentials. It has also been used to describe the plays and novels of Samuel Beckett, the films of Robert Bresson, the stories of Raymond Carver, and the automobile designs of Colin Chapman. The word was first used in English in the early 20th century to describe ""a 1913 composition by the Russian painter Kasimir Malevich of a black square on a white ground"".