10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «APPOGGIATURE»
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appoggiature in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
appoggiature and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Selected Works for Keyboard: Music for Two Keyboard Instruments
In the second movement, mm. 29 and 34, appoggiature are eighths. Quatuor —
The same remarks apply to this work. As noted above, the first keyboard part has
all the appoggiature written as eighths, the second keyboard part has sixteenths.
Armand-Louis (COP) Couperin, David Fuller, 1975
2
Performing Bach's Keyboard Music
Again, regarding Rule 1 for short appoggiature, some pianists (Jorg Demus, for
instance) play the beginning and all similar cases of the 25th Goldberg Variation
as shown in Example 14. The appoggiature moving by skips (see Rule 6 for short
...
George A. Kochevitsky, 1996
3
Before the Chinrest: A Violinist's Guide to the Mysteries of ...
Its effect as a quarter-note is more lively and as a half-note, more lyrical, and so it
could be interpreted in either of the following ways: “Invariable” appoggiature are
played on the beat but with no discernable value, crushed against the main ...
4
Irony and Sound: The Music of Maurice Ravel
In the “Habanera” movement of the Rapsodie espagnole Ravel twice employed
striking interior appoggiature: first to delineate the alluring first section of the work
from its short development, then, later, to close it. In the first instance, violas ...
5
The National Psalmist: A Collection of the Most Popular and ...
... they are commonly written in smaller characters, and are called Passing Notes.
§ CLXIV. Appoggiature. When a passing note precedes an essential note, on an
accented part of the measure, it is called an Appoggiature. § CLXV. After Note.
6
The Celestina, or, Taylor's new sacred minstrel: a ...
It borrows its time from the principal note which follows, of which it usually takes
half its value; but when it occurs in the form of a Cadence, its duration becomes
more lengthened. The Appoggiature is expressed by a diminutive note, and is ...
Virgil Corydon Taylor, 1856
7
An original and condensed grammar of harmony, counterpoint, ...
Appoggiature — Beat — Slide. For the purpose either of introducing an ornament
into the melody, or of rendering more striking one of the principal notes in a
measure or phrase, recourse is had to one or more notes, which are not an
intrinsic ...
Jos. Joach. de Virués y Spínola, 1850
8
Musico-poetics in Perspective: Calvin S. Brown in Memoriam
Si la syntaxe s'"appoggiature", c'est parce que 'T immense premiere phrase mime
, d'incidentes en incises, selon une meticuleuse argumentation, le fas- tidieux
reconnu a la sequence de clavecin". De meme, s'il n'est pas interdit de parler ...
Ulrich Weisstein, Jean-Louis Cupers, 2000
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The National Psalmist ; A Collection of the most popular and ...
Appoggiature. When a passing note precedes an essential note, on an accented
part of the measure, it is called an Appoggiature. § CLXV. After Note. When a
passing note follows an essential note, on an unaccented part of a measure, it is
...
10
The symphonies of Joseph Haydn
(a) Long or Variable Appoggiature (Long Grace Notes). (1) Common Time and
Duple Length. C. P. E. Bach (op. cit., pp. 87/90) : Appoggiature are sometimes
written in large notation and given a specified length in a bar. At other times they
...
Howard Chandler Robbins Landon, 1955
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «APPOGGIATURE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
appoggiature is used in the context of the following news items.
Album Review: 'Vestiges and Claws' by Jose Gonzales
In “Vestiges and Claws,” his understated, half-spoken vocals are immediately recognizable, with the Hispanic mordents and appoggiature of ... «The Independent | SUindependent.com, Mar 15»
Fast, furious and funny Forbidden Broadway at Garner Galleria
Next up at the DCPA, opening January 16 in the Ricketson Theatre, is the world premiere of Appoggiature, by James Still. Benediction, by Eric ... «North Denver Tribune, Jan 15»
Civic's Virtues and Virtuoso
It reveals Liszt at his pianistically most unbuttoned, and the superposition of interlocked octaves and diminished-seventh appoggiature results ... «The Boston Musical Intelligencer, Nov 14»
