MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «LOWER MORDENT»
lower mordent
lower
mordent
precise
meaning
changed
over
years
baroque
period
upper
pralltriller
schneller
century
however
name
generally
applied
what
called
became
known
inverted
other
musictheory
crotchet
quarte
using
quaver
eighth
minim
half
piano
play
sign
comes
from
latin
verb
mordere
which
means
bite
figure
analogy
articulations
ornaments
steps
pictures
goes
above
short
squiggle
indicate
same
reverso
austria
california
define
music
melodic
consisting
rapid
degree
oxford
dictionaries
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «LOWER MORDENT»
Découvrez l'usage de
lower mordent dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
lower mordent et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
In the Baroque period, a Mordant (the German or Scottish equivalent of mordent)
was what later came to be called an inverted mordent and what is now often
called a lower mordent. In the 19th century, however, the name mordent was ...
2
The Harvard Dictionary of Music
151 7), used two dots over the number of the fret for a tremolo s 'un tasto solo, a
lower mordent. Oscillations with the lower auxiliary were included along with
other ornaments among Tomas de Santa Maria's quiebros (1555) and Dalla
Casa's ...
Performing lower mordents Composers such as Bach often decorated their
toccatas with complex musical devices such as trills and mordents to show off the
player's skills. 'Toccata in D Minor' by J. S. Bach opens with a lower mordent.
4
A Dictionary for the Modern Flutist
MORDENT. Also mordant. From Lat. mordere to bite. The English term mordent is
used today for two different ornaments: 1. The lower mordent is a musical
ornament in which there is a rapid and unmeasured alternation between the
principal ...
5
Basics of Violin Playing: E-book Edition
... on the same note or on adjacent notes: effect Mordent: The mordent is similar
to a trill but it consists of a single or a few alternations between an indicated note
and the note above (called the upper mordent) or below (called lower mordent).
To lessen confusion, some have proposed the terms upper mordent and lower
mordent. Morendo (I): fading away. Moresca (Moresque, Morisca, Morisque,
Morris dance) : terms, some synonymous, for a group of related dances known in
...
lower mordent lower mordent lower mordent trill (same as. `) trill with turned
ending no equivalent appoggiatura-prepared trill or trill with initial upper note
prolonged Ê\ ŠŁ ŠŁ ŁŁŁŁ = c. c. c. sible here because of (1) the relatively brisk
tempo, ...
John Blow, Fredrick A. Tarrant, 2009
8
Piano Exercises For Dummies
When you see a lower mordent, which has the vertical line through the sign,
above a note, ornament it by playing that note, and then its lower neighbor, and
back to the main note in quick succession. In this exercise, a brief minuet by
Haydn, ...
9
Keyboard Music Before 1700
the literature for harpsichord and related instruments, should not have been used
by the Virginalists” (Curtis 1969, 209—10). The lower mordent (c), the obverse of
(b) and almost as widespread in harpsichord literature, will be found effective in ...
10
Practical Music Theory: A Guide to Music As Art, Language, ...
The mordent in measure two is an upper mordent and the mordent in measure
three is a lower mordent (indicated by the vertical line through the mordent
symbol). Measure four shows a turn. Tempo markings may be either
approximations or ...
ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «LOWER MORDENT»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
lower mordent est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
MAHLER: The Symphonies (Complete) + DVD Bonus – Soloists/4 …
... despite symphony after symphony of outstanding playing, they cannot hold the note, making the first one sound like a lower mordent, and the ... «Audiophile Audition, juil 11»
