Aspects of Singing Nazrul Sangeet
... off points from which singers could add to as they wish, similar to how Hindustani Classical2 musicians improvise passages over a bandish3. Even more intriguing is the process by which Nazrul finalized the melodies for his song texts. While working with record labels, Nazrul had particular singers i ...
... off points from which singers could add to as they wish, similar to how Hindustani Classical2 musicians improvise passages over a bandish3. Even more intriguing is the process by which Nazrul finalized the melodies for his song texts. While working with record labels, Nazrul had particular singers i ...
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... ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES: Yamaha strives to produce products that are both user safe and environmentally friendly. We sincerely believe that our products and the production methods used to produce them, meet these goals. In keeping with both the letter and the spirit of the law, we want you to be aware ...
... ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES: Yamaha strives to produce products that are both user safe and environmentally friendly. We sincerely believe that our products and the production methods used to produce them, meet these goals. In keeping with both the letter and the spirit of the law, we want you to be aware ...
Stream Segregation and Perceived Syncopation
... research has also shown that V-shaped contours are more likely to split into multiple streams than linear contours (Heise and Miller 1951). (6) An immediate change of contour on either side of a large interval therefore strengthens the likelihood of segregation. Conjunct motion surrounding a large i ...
... research has also shown that V-shaped contours are more likely to split into multiple streams than linear contours (Heise and Miller 1951). (6) An immediate change of contour on either side of a large interval therefore strengthens the likelihood of segregation. Conjunct motion surrounding a large i ...
an analytical conductor`s guide to the satb a cappella works of arvo
... composition occurred in Tallinn in 1968 when the first performance of Credo (for piano solo, chorus, and orchestra), conducted by Neeme Jarvi, created a scandal, largely due to the associations between the title of the work and Part's outward Christian faith (which was Lutheran at the time).9 While ...
... composition occurred in Tallinn in 1968 when the first performance of Credo (for piano solo, chorus, and orchestra), conducted by Neeme Jarvi, created a scandal, largely due to the associations between the title of the work and Part's outward Christian faith (which was Lutheran at the time).9 While ...
From Voice to Keyboard - Pavia University Press
... and fragment A alone). The CF provides opportunities to place the motives. For instance, motive A can be placed against CF opportunities number 1, 2, and 3 (a rising whole step, a falling minor third, and a rising minor third). Lusitano does not take advantage of every one of these, so he must have ...
... and fragment A alone). The CF provides opportunities to place the motives. For instance, motive A can be placed against CF opportunities number 1, 2, and 3 (a rising whole step, a falling minor third, and a rising minor third). Lusitano does not take advantage of every one of these, so he must have ...
Three Conceptions of Musical Distance
... major than F minor is, even though contrapuntally the opposite is true. This means we cannot use the figure to explain the ubiquitous nineteenth-century IV-iv-I progression, in which the two-semitone motion ^6^5 is broken into two singlesemitone motions ^6 f^6 ^5 . One way to put the point is tha ...
... major than F minor is, even though contrapuntally the opposite is true. This means we cannot use the figure to explain the ubiquitous nineteenth-century IV-iv-I progression, in which the two-semitone motion ^6^5 is broken into two singlesemitone motions ^6 f^6 ^5 . One way to put the point is tha ...
1 Interlude: Two-to-One Counterpoint Introduction In the last
... By learning how to write two-to-one counterpoint examples, we become aware of how music is influenced by the two “gravitational” forces of meter and dissonance. Let us explore the details of this type of counterpoint. The Melodic Line Even though our contrapuntal voice is now moving at twice the spe ...
... By learning how to write two-to-one counterpoint examples, we become aware of how music is influenced by the two “gravitational” forces of meter and dissonance. Let us explore the details of this type of counterpoint. The Melodic Line Even though our contrapuntal voice is now moving at twice the spe ...
AP® Music Theory 2012 Scoring Guidelines
... 2. The fifth (but not the third) may be omitted from any root-position triad. 3. The fifth (but not the third or seventh) may be omitted from a root-position seventh chord. 4. All inverted triads and inverted seventh chords must be complete. 5. All triads must contain at least three voices. 6. All s ...
... 2. The fifth (but not the third) may be omitted from any root-position triad. 3. The fifth (but not the third or seventh) may be omitted from a root-position seventh chord. 4. All inverted triads and inverted seventh chords must be complete. 5. All triads must contain at least three voices. 6. All s ...
The Geometry of Musical Chords Eric Thul Dr. Godfried Toussaint COMP644
... Now that we are comfortable with calculating the distance between one pitch and one pitch class, we can in fact calculate the distance between multiple pitches or multiple pitch classes. When we consider multiple pitches/pitch classes, we are essentially considering chords. Recall the idea of a ch ...
... Now that we are comfortable with calculating the distance between one pitch and one pitch class, we can in fact calculate the distance between multiple pitches or multiple pitch classes. When we consider multiple pitches/pitch classes, we are essentially considering chords. Recall the idea of a ch ...
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Compositional trajectories [Medieval music]
... With only a few exceptions, each sentence unfolds as a free, florid variation on the same melodic arc, beginning with an ascent from E to B, spinning around B in the upper register, and cadencing via a descent from C, D or E down to low E. Here in In principio mode 3 is represented with very differe ...
... With only a few exceptions, each sentence unfolds as a free, florid variation on the same melodic arc, beginning with an ascent from E to B, spinning around B in the upper register, and cadencing via a descent from C, D or E down to low E. Here in In principio mode 3 is represented with very differe ...
43 CHAPTER 8, ORNAMENTATION Ornamentation is, in its most
... from performer to performer by virtue of his understanding of the character of the work being performed and his musical training. This applies to both modern and historical performers. Improvisation of ornamentation is not the case with the music of François Couperin. While many Baroque composers le ...
... from performer to performer by virtue of his understanding of the character of the work being performed and his musical training. This applies to both modern and historical performers. Improvisation of ornamentation is not the case with the music of François Couperin. While many Baroque composers le ...
The Geometry of Musical Chords REPORTS
... This central feature of Western counterpoint is made possible by composers_ interest in the harmonic property of acoustic consonance. A chord with duplicate pitch classes is permutationally symmetrical (P-symmetrical) because there is some nontrivial permutation of its notes that is a trivial voice ...
... This central feature of Western counterpoint is made possible by composers_ interest in the harmonic property of acoustic consonance. A chord with duplicate pitch classes is permutationally symmetrical (P-symmetrical) because there is some nontrivial permutation of its notes that is a trivial voice ...
Music of the Middle Ages – Chant after 1000 AD
... Ages became identified with the gradual widespread popularity of secular music. Secular music, which will be formally discussed in Secular Music of the Middle Ages, began with monophonic songs with possible instrumental accompaniment and passed down by oral tradition. With the advent of polyphony, h ...
... Ages became identified with the gradual widespread popularity of secular music. Secular music, which will be formally discussed in Secular Music of the Middle Ages, began with monophonic songs with possible instrumental accompaniment and passed down by oral tradition. With the advent of polyphony, h ...
Inspiring your Low Brass Section through
... “The secret to creativity is knowing how to hide your sources.” (Albert Einstein) Let’s face it, sometimes the low brass section in your band is stuck playing some rather dull and uninspired parts. They have become accustomed to counting numerous rests, playing many “footballs,” and taking part in c ...
... “The secret to creativity is knowing how to hide your sources.” (Albert Einstein) Let’s face it, sometimes the low brass section in your band is stuck playing some rather dull and uninspired parts. They have become accustomed to counting numerous rests, playing many “footballs,” and taking part in c ...
Song leaders tools
... There are only a couple more basic things you will need to know before you begin to attempt to read sheet music. First you need to know the names of the notes. Notes are named according to their pitch. In the key of C major (the scale which has only the white keys on the piano on it), the scale cons ...
... There are only a couple more basic things you will need to know before you begin to attempt to read sheet music. First you need to know the names of the notes. Notes are named according to their pitch. In the key of C major (the scale which has only the white keys on the piano on it), the scale cons ...
The Rehearsal Techniques of Robert Shaw
... • Once pitches and rhythms are in place, begin to add dynamics, avoiding forte levels (dynamic extremes can be established in later rehearsals, once singers have moved on to either text or neutral syllables). ...
... • Once pitches and rhythms are in place, begin to add dynamics, avoiding forte levels (dynamic extremes can be established in later rehearsals, once singers have moved on to either text or neutral syllables). ...
`Sing We At Pleasure` Thomas Weelkes
... ‘Quintus’ is Latin for ‘fifth part’. Five-part writing was common, but four types of voice were often involved, So here soprano 2 has exactly the same overall range as soprano 1 and (as noted above) often crosses above it. When the third line of the poem is repeated (bar 53: ‘Sweet Love shall keep t ...
... ‘Quintus’ is Latin for ‘fifth part’. Five-part writing was common, but four types of voice were often involved, So here soprano 2 has exactly the same overall range as soprano 1 and (as noted above) often crosses above it. When the third line of the poem is repeated (bar 53: ‘Sweet Love shall keep t ...
Conductor`s Concert GLORIA by Antonio Vivaldi featuring the
... University. Earlier in the semester she led the women's chorus in a concert comprised of music from East Asia and will continue to conduct many choruses in the coming year in Binghamton. Miss Fallis graduated in 2009 from The College of St. Rose in Albany with a bachelor's degree in Music Education ...
... University. Earlier in the semester she led the women's chorus in a concert comprised of music from East Asia and will continue to conduct many choruses in the coming year in Binghamton. Miss Fallis graduated in 2009 from The College of St. Rose in Albany with a bachelor's degree in Music Education ...
DCVLE - AP Central - The College Board
... • Unequal fifths in either order, when descending, are acceptable (no deduction). 5. Hidden (or covered) fifths and octaves in outer voices (similar motion to a perfect interval that involves one voice moving by step) • When the step is in the upper voice, as shown in example 5a—acceptable (no deduc ...
... • Unequal fifths in either order, when descending, are acceptable (no deduction). 5. Hidden (or covered) fifths and octaves in outer voices (similar motion to a perfect interval that involves one voice moving by step) • When the step is in the upper voice, as shown in example 5a—acceptable (no deduc ...
2009 HSC Music 1 Aural Skills Sample Answers
... This pattern is repeated again on the next half of the chorus (moving up and down in pitch). The piano follows the pitch of the voice and is playing the pattern of the opening vamp. The voice moves into falsetto for some of the very high register notes the first time the melody is sung, and then the ...
... This pattern is repeated again on the next half of the chorus (moving up and down in pitch). The piano follows the pitch of the voice and is playing the pattern of the opening vamp. The voice moves into falsetto for some of the very high register notes the first time the melody is sung, and then the ...
Music Theory 101_B - APAC (demo
... Soprano typically refers to female singers and is a voice type with a vocal range from approximately middle C to "high A" in choral music. In four-part chorale style harmony, the soprano takes the highest part, which usually encompasses the melody. The music part is often the top line of the treble ...
... Soprano typically refers to female singers and is a voice type with a vocal range from approximately middle C to "high A" in choral music. In four-part chorale style harmony, the soprano takes the highest part, which usually encompasses the melody. The music part is often the top line of the treble ...
Music Theory 101
... Soprano typically refers to female singers and is a voice type with a vocal range from approximately middle C to "high A" in choral music. In four-part chorale style harmony, the soprano takes the highest part, which usually encompasses the melody. The music part is often the top line of the treble ...
... Soprano typically refers to female singers and is a voice type with a vocal range from approximately middle C to "high A" in choral music. In four-part chorale style harmony, the soprano takes the highest part, which usually encompasses the melody. The music part is often the top line of the treble ...
Renaissance Period (1450 – 1600)
... taught in Art, History, Literature and Music. “I am not pleased with the courtier if he be not also a musician,” Castiglione wrote his The Book of the Courtier (1528). Shakespeare’s stage directions call for music over 300 times and his plays are full of beautiful tributes to music. As in the past, ...
... taught in Art, History, Literature and Music. “I am not pleased with the courtier if he be not also a musician,” Castiglione wrote his The Book of the Courtier (1528). Shakespeare’s stage directions call for music over 300 times and his plays are full of beautiful tributes to music. As in the past, ...