10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PIANISSISSIMO»
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The Beethoven Quartet Companion
Then the quartet wakes from its pianississimo dream, and Beethoven begins an
amazing passage in which the "signature" pizzicato is dazzlingly combined with
an excursion of concertolike brilliance for the first violinist. Fragments of the ...
Robert Winter, Robert L. Martin, 1994
2
The Art of Conducting Technique: A New Perspective
The right hand, now in zone 1 , elbow tucked at the side, remains motionless
during the cut-off. Pianississimo to Fortississimo —Basic Movements The role of
the left hand in crescendi was covered in chapter seventeen. The description that
...
3
Strictly Strings, Bk 2: Conductor's Score
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« 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & 1&2& 1&2& 1&2& PESANTE LUFTPAUSE FORTISSISSIMO
PIANISSISSIMO /YV PPP Heavy Л/ A short pause. Very, very loud. Very, very soft.
Dillon, Jacquelyn, Kjelland, James, O'Reilly, John
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Yoga for Singing: A Developmental Tool for Technique and ...
The use of the properly placed pianississimo hum is recognized by many voice
therapists as a remedy for excessive sub-glottal pressure and other physiological
problems in singing or speaking. A pianississimo hum activates only the two ...
5
Explorations in Music, the Arts, and Ideas: Essays in Honor ...
It has all the virtues of the Kleiber/Gueden rendition—the C -sharp- A-sharp-B is
sung piano-crescendo-pianissimo- pianississimo according to our analysis—
and Stich-Randall includes a pianississimo (ppp) on the last high A-sharp of the ...
Leonard B. Meyer, Eugene Narmour, Ruth A. Solie, 1988
6
Masterworks of George Enescu: A Detailed Analysis
In our case, it leads elsewhere: a sudden decompression, one of the composer's
customs (on one single beat, we are carried fromforte to pianississimo) and a
doorway to the coda—a very long one (eight pages of score) which this time not ...
7
Essential Dictionary of Music : Handy Guide
Harnsberger, L. C.. 44 patch cords-pianississimo pavane (Fr., pah-VAHN): A slow
16th-century Italian court organ, harp and harpsichord. 2: The lowest notes
available on a brass instrument (fundamental). See ...
Pianississimo is one of the most demanding solo piano works written in the past
three decades. While it too is full of the wide leaps, intervals of sevenths and
ninths, and extreme contrasts of volume and articulation, it also possesses a ...
Then — after an intermission — Mr. Holzman played "Pianississimo" (1970), a
half- hour sonata, strenuous and powerful. The title refers not to an extreme of
softness but to pushing the modern piano and its player to the limits of their
resources ...
At the beginning—strings, pianississimo, please. Let us feel it more than hear it.”
He raised the baton, counted time at roughly 72-75 beats per minute as indicated
for the half notes, and gave the downwardupward stroke of his baton to bring in ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PIANISSISSIMO»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
pianississimo is used in the context of the following news items.
Portland resident harmonized music, architecture with custom home
Warm-wood ceilings are as soft as the quietest pianississimo. Cantilevered platforms deliver dramatic crescendos. In the Wilkinson home, ... «Bend Bulletin, Jun 15»
Portland residence harmonizes music and architecture
Warm-wood ceilings are as soft as the quietest pianississimo. Cantilevered platforms deliver dramatic crescendos. In the Wilkinson home, ... «Washington Times, Jun 15»
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The NSO strings faded at this point to an almost impossibly perfect pianississimo (ppp) before swelling and then bursting into the joyous ... «Communities Digital News, May 15»
Total Technique, Lesser Affect
Trifonov had total control and understanding of the material, the pianississimo touch he used at the opening of the fugue was quite ravishing, ... «The Boston Musical Intelligencer, Mar 15»
Pasa Reviews – Santa Fe Symphony: Great aspirations
So it was that Bruckner's potentially magical opening, with springs whispering a sustained pianississimo in tremolando, was here a relatively ... «Santa Fe New Mexican.com, Jan 14»
Tetzlaff, Vogt in command at Orchestra Hall
Tetzlaff's final downward seven-note run, marked pianississimo, was the barest wisp of tone hovering at audibility. Such care also shone in ... «Chicago Tribune, Nov 13»
Tetzlaff Conquers All
1926) Signs, Games, and Messages (composed 1987–2005), Tetzlaff mostly played in gradations of piano, pianissimo, pianississimo, and ... «San Francisco Classical Voice, Feb 13»
Eclectic Symphony Night-1812 Boom to Soulful Debussy, by XPO
... Miss Yuan's control over the dynamics (how loud a note is played) from pianississimo to fortississimo defined the nature of the concerto. «What's on Xiamen, Dec 12»
Avoiding storms and singing Mahler, Bernarda Fink feels fortunate
In the fourth movement, it's extremely transparent – it's almost nothing, pianississimo when the cellos come in. The opening is so moving, ... «South Florida Classical Review, Nov 12»
Eternity in an Hour: Verdi's Requiem at Carnegie Hall
Choir and orchestra alike followed Verdi's extreme dynamic indications to the letter, expertly producing the delicate pianississimo (ppp) and ... «Huffington Post, Nov 12»
