QUÉ SIGNIFICA POLYPHONICALLY EN INGLÉS
Polifonía
En la música, la polifonía es una textura consistente en dos o más líneas simultáneas de melodía independiente, en contraposición a la música con una sola voz o música con una voz melódica dominante acompañada de acordes. En el contexto de la tradición musical occidental, el término se utiliza generalmente para referirse a la música de finales de la Edad Media y el Renacimiento. Las formas barrocas como la fuga, que podría llamarse polifónicas, se describen generalmente como contrapuntales. Además, a diferencia de la terminología de la especie del contrapunto, la polifonía era generalmente "tono-contra-tono" / "punto contra punto" o "tono sostenido" en una parte con melismas de longitudes variables en otra. En todos los casos la concepción fue probablemente lo que Margaret Bent llama "contrapunto diádico", con cada parte siendo escrita generalmente contra una parte, con todas las partes modificadas si es necesario al final. Esta concepción de punto contra punto se opone a la "composición sucesiva", en la que las voces se escriben en un orden con cada nueva voz que encaja en el todo construido hasta ahora, lo que se suponía anteriormente.
definición de polyphonically en el diccionario inglés
La definición de polifónicamente en el diccionario está de una manera caracterizada por líneas o partes melódicas relativamente independientes.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «POLYPHONICALLY»
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polyphonically en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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1
Spanish Cathedral Music in the Golden Age
"On Good Friday the Passion shall be sung as a solo [on Palm Sunday, the turba
parts were sung polyphonically by a complete choir, and on Tuesday and
Wednesday by a trio]. The first Lamentation shall be sung polyphonically." "On
Holy ...
Robert Murrell Stevenson,
1961
receiving device responds to messages polyphonically. This message also
switches off all currently sounding notes. (Normally corresponds with a MIDI
mode 3 status in the receiver, see below). MIDI Modes Controller messages 124
to 127 ...
3
The Music Machine: Selected Readings from Computer Music Journal
Omni mode causes a MIDI unit to accept commands on all channels. The
synthesizer transmits on only one channel. In poly mode, each MIDI unit only
receives and transmits commands on one channel. Voices are assigned
polyphonically; ...
4
Home Recording For Musicians For Dummies
In this mode, your device also plays polyphonically (more than one note at a time
). Some older MIDI devices default to Omni On/Poly Mode (Mode 1) when you
turn them on. In this case, you need to reset your instrument if it's one of several
in ...
5
Orlando Di Lasso's Imitation Magnificats for ...
sumptuously printed Patrocinium musices of 1574 also contains five
polyphonically derived Masses (one of which had already appeared in the 1570
print). 10 Indeed a strong preference for Mass composition based on preexistent
polyphonic ...
6
Early Musical Borrowing
The performers (andthe manuscript's owner, ifheorshe perused the volume) were
duly warned that the piece toensue was built on something else,and
possiblyeven built polyphonically. It was up to them to catchthe later references,
which were ...
The Kyrie and Gloria could be performed polyphonically, and, during the periods
of the year when a cantata was not performed, the Credo could be chanted in
Latin by the choir, in addition to the congregational Credo hymn 'Wir glauben all'
...
8
Principles of Multimedia
When poly mode is selected, incoming Note On messages are played
polyphonically. This means that when multiple Note On messages are received,
each note is assigned its own voice (subject to the number of voices available in
the ...
Ranjan Parekh, Ranjan,
2006
responding polyphonically — until there are no voices left. At that point it uses its
own voice-priority scheme for determining what information will be ignored,
usually turning off either the highest or lowest note. Some instruments allow
selecting ...
Casabona, Helen, Frederick, David
10
Critique and Disclosure
But this will require listening to the “call of conscience” more polyphonically than
Heidegger recommends, such that the voice that emanates from me is heard as
distinctly as the voice that emanates from outside and beyond me. Put another ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «POLYPHONICALLY»
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polyphonically en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Play Up To 16 monosynths Polyphonically...
They tell us that, with the Mondovox, you can polyphonically play up to 16 monophonic synthesizers in ways you would expect to find in ... «Sonic State, Jun 15»
Egarr & The Golden Age
Vanska describes this work as "'monumental" and polyphonically rich and as a work that can translate into arrangements for other instruments, ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jun 15»
MESSE 2015: Cross-Platform Multidimensional Synth Engine
... of a new category of multidimensional instruments, each enabling multiple parameters to be controlled polyphonically on a per-note basis. «Sonic State, Abr 15»
Liturgy shares a playlist of inspirations behind their mind-blowing …
I love the way he goes through the text of the mass here and then stops on certain syllables to resonate and vibe out polyphonically before then ... «Entertainment Weekly, Abr 15»
HAYDN: Symphony No. 57 in D Major; Symphony No. 67 in F Major …
In sonata-form, Haydn has the alternating string sections imitate each other polyphonically as a developmental ploy. The studied clarity of the ... «Audiophile Audition, Mar 15»
Agócs draws on Hungarian poetry for BMOP premiere
There's also a lot of richness because it gets to be quite complex polyphonically. It's really important for music to breathe, so I was trying to have ... «Boston Globe, Ene 15»
Wisdom of Solomon
... be found where a masculine voice drowns out the feminine torah, but instead where masculine and feminine voices entwine polyphonically. «First Things, Ene 15»
A day of sprawling musical collaborations
The score consists of 30-second cells that are repeated, mostly polyphonically, as the trio's leader sees fit, with the singers all clustered around ... «Philly.com, Dic 14»
System Focus: Fandom Music Is As Underground As It Gets
... right configuration and activating them through the wires, players can create music boxes that can play certain tunes, even polyphonically. «The FADER, Nov 14»
Crisis in Ukraine: A Retrospective on Russia and the Dissolution of …
I only arranged them polyphonically so that people of different persuasion speak their mind. The conditions of glasnost during the 1980s ... «Center for Research on Globalization, Jul 14»