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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «MICROTONALITY» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
microtonality in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
microtonality im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Tuning in:
Microtonality in Electronic Music : a Basic Guide ...
Tuning In: Microtonality, Alternate Scales And Temperaments For Electronic Musical Instruments. This is the first book available describing the use of microtonality with today's electronic musical instruments.
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Microtonality: 15 Equal Temperament, 17 Equal Temperament, ...
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online.
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Mathematics and Computation in Music: Third International ...
Microtonality appears in a wide range of historical and eth- nomusicological
contexts, particularly in theoretical aspects of tuning systems and as intonation in
performance. Theoretical concepts of microtonality can be inaccessible due to ...
Carlos Agon, Emmanuel Amiot, Moreno Andreatta, 2011
4
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Music History
Microtonality. The well-tempered system of tonality that we use today in Western
music is by no means random, but neither is it absolute. Many other systems of
intonation exist, though the exploration of them is fairly obscure in Western music.
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The Recorder: A Research and Information Guide
MICROTONALITY 1390. Bowman, Peter. “The Quarter-Tone Recorder Manual:
Ein Vortrag” [The Quarter-Tone Recorder Manual: a lecture]. SAJM Zeitschrift 27,
no. 4 (July 1999): 24–31.A discussion of The Quarter-Tone Recorder Manual by ...
Richard W. Griscom, David Lasocki, 2013
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Three Questions for Sixty-five Composers
The Salzburg Mozarteum used to house an Institute of Ecmelic Music (the term
referred primarily to twelve-tone microtonality). In the 1980s and early 1990s, the
Institute organized symposia on subjects to do with microtonality. I attended them
...
Bálint András Varga, 2011
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Making Music with Java: An Introduction to Computer Music, ...
Microtonality. Each note on the piano, or any other instrument, has a particular
frequency. The lower the note pitch, the slower the frequency. The frequency
changes by a factor of two each octave. So when A4 has a frequency of 440 hertz
, ...
Microtonality. and. the. organ. Études. The experimental nature of Ramifications
belongsin adifferent domain. During the 1960s, Ligeti had become interested in
alternatives to equal temperament, possibilities which he would explore further in
...
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Notes from the Metalevel: An Introduction to Computer ...
15. Microtonality,. Tunings. and. Modes. There iS Still a lot of good music waiting
to be written in C major. — Arnold Sch0nberg One of the most liberating aspects
about using a computer to compose music iS that non-traditional “frequency ...
Microtonality. in. music. from. Carrillo. to. Partch. The resources we have
considered from the point of view of tuning systems have been explored in all
kinds of ways by a number of twentieth- anol twenty-first-century composers who
work with ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «MICROTONALITY» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
microtonality im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Talea evokes life on margins in fractured fable at ICA
... murmurs and jabbers, the vocabulary cross-referencing extended techniques, microtonality, and skittish rhythms. (Repeated figures seemed ... «Boston Globe, Mai 15»
Kalish finds fascinating common ground with Ives and Janacek
While one misses the non-western, expressive microtonality of the original, Silver skillfully normalizes the music for the piano while maintaining ... «New York Classical Review, Mai 15»
Kronos Quartet, Toumani & Sidiki Diabaté Win Songlines Music …
"What sets Kronos apart from most who have trained in the Western classical tradition is their invention, experimentation with microtonality and ... «Nonesuch Records, Apr 15»
The Nasher's Soundings Series Features the Most Challenging …
Together, they performed nearly a dozen 20th and 21st-century works, many of which use microtonality and unexpected timbres and rhythms to ... «D Magazine, Apr 15»
Tangents Guitar Series Explores Music of James Tenney
Tenney had a special interest in tunings and microtonality. Septet (1981) for guitar ensemble is based on the notes of the overtone series, ... «San Francisco Classical Voice, Apr 15»
Exciting years ahead at ENO and ROH
Since Haas draws on microtonality and spectralism for his sound world, his opera Morgen und Abend is, as director of opera Kasper Holten put ... «WhatsOnStage.com, Apr 15»
Bringing Explorations of Global Sounds to Westchester as Part of the …
The repertoire, tempered by the odd folk tune, can at times lean Eastern, as can its treatment, which occasionally drifts into microtonality. «New York Times, Mär 15»
Festival Présences, Auditorium de Radio France, Paris — review
IRCAM, the Paris-based laboratory, is their temple. Their scores are monuments to mathematical complexity and microtonality, their audience a ... «Financial Times, Feb 15»
Berlin's classical kaleidoscope: three contrasting scenes
The third section's microtonality and slurred phrases throw the listener off balance and into a dolorous and ghastly dream; the fourth was a ... «Today's Zaman, Jan 15»
Contempo marks 50 years with a variety of new music
... by the prolific U of C- based composer John Eaton, known for his work in microtonality and electronics. His considerable experience in opera ... «Chicago Classical Review, Jan 15»
