10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ISORHYTHMIC»
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isorhythmic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Algorithmic Composer
Fourteenth-century isorhythmic compositions represent early and obvious
examples of strict algorithmic composition. The practice of composing isorhythmic
music in the fourteenth century incorporated a color (set of intervals) and a talea ...
2
The Motet in the Age of Du Fay
French isorhythmic motets This is the most studied and best understood of all the
subgenres of the motet in the early fifteenth century (see Table 4.4).43 It has the
most impressive pedigree, for it is directly descended from the original ...
3
Machaut's Music: New Interpretations
Nevertheless, the 100% result here is, again, far higher than what one would
expect in a random sample of isorhythmic music in perfect modus. In the Agnus
Dei, as in the Kyrie, Machaut is clearly cultivating varietas in his isorhythmic ...
Elizabeth Eva Leach, 2003
4
A Treasury of Early Music: Masterworks of the Middle Ages, ...
18. John. Dunstable. Isorhythmic. Motet,. Veni. Sancte. Spiritus. Although this
motet by Dunstable was referred to previously as the last of the medieval
examples in this book, it might have been as justifiably called the first of the
Renaissance ...
5
A Performer's Guide to Medieval Music
English Isorhythmic Motets The English isorhythmic motets of the fifteenth century
, while still very influenced by French practices, have several distinctive style
features, all exemplified in the motets of fohn Dunstable. Unlike most other motets
of ...
6
The Harvard Dictionary of Music
The device is found in motets of the 14th and early 15th centuries and on
occasion can be found in other genres as well. Most often the tenor of such a
piece is isorhythmic. sometimes also the contratenor. and less frequently the
upper voices.
7
Cantus Firmus in Mass and Motet 1420-1520
The remaining three motets, Salve Ros tusce gentis, Fulgens iubar, and Moribus
et genere Chiisto, are all fully isorhythmic, but apparently were written in the
1430's or even in the 1440's. (The editor suggests the very late date of 1446 for
the ...
8
The Veterinary ICU Book
Atrioventricular (AV) dissociation occurs when the atria and ventricles are
controlled by independent pacemaker sites. The term isorhythmic AV dissociation
(IAVD) is used when the depolarization rate of the atrial pacemaker and
ventricular ...
Wayne Wingfield, Marc Raffe, 2002
9
Medieval France: An Encyclopedia
Strict isorhythmic taleae appear in all voices after ca. 1350. As in the 13th-century
motet, triplum and motetus declaim different poems. Strophic patterns in the
poetry are often reflected in the isorhythmic layout, with a new strophe beginning
at ...
10
The ECG: A Two-Step Approach to Diagnosis
3.1.2 Isorhythmic AV Dissociation The AV dissociation lasts for minutes, and very
occasionally for hours. 3.13 AV Dissociation with Interference Otherwise known
as 'interference AV dissociation', the AV dissociation is interrupted from time to ...
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ISORHYTHMIC»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
isorhythmic is used in the context of the following news items.
Blue Heron choir mystifies and enchants in 15th-century Christmas …
... equals of their mainland counterparts, judging from the isorhythmic motet Hodie puer nascitur/Homo mortalis, which concluded the program. «Boston Classical Review, Dec 14»
Choir of Trinity Wall Street Thrills
His clear and concise interpretation of the architectural structure of the isorhythmic motet drew a delightful comparison to classic arcade video ... «San Francisco Classical Voice, Jun 14»
How to Recognize & Treat Heart Block
... be higher than the ventricular rate, although occasionally the two are very similar; in these cases the block is referred to as “isorhythmic.”4. «JEMS.com, Jan 14»
Blue Heron takes flight with medieval English Christmas program
The centerpiece of the first half was John Dunstaple's multitextual, isorhythmic motet Gaude Virgo salutata/Gaude Virgo singularis. The purity of ... «Boston Classical Review, Dec 13»
Veteran composer who finds his inspiration in island life
"Things that I used to have to calculate - long isorhythmic patterns, for example - I can now hold in my head," he says. "Hopefully my harmonic ... «Herald Scotland, Nov 13»
Review: SA950i Headphones by RHA
For example, Change by Churchill seemed a bit out of balance, while Sufjan Stevens's recorded version of Movement VI – Isorhythmic Night ... «iSource, May 13»
The Meaning of the Village
Isorhythmic Night Dance with Interchanges.” Then, as the intermission ended, a meeting of the parishioners of St. Ann's church was brought to ... «Brooklyn Rail, May 12»
The Musical Pioneer Whose Work Shines in The Hunger Games
And Spiegel's landmark LP The Expanding Universe—which features both Renaissance-style isorhythmic motets and modern-sounding drone ... «Slate Magazine, Mar 12»
Julia Holter
The closing track, “This is Ekstasis”, is an expansive nine-minute suite held together through Holter's use of a medieval isorhythmic technique ... «PopMatters, Mar 12»
