10 LIVRES EN POLONAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «BARIOLAGE»
Découvrez l'usage de
bariolage dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
bariolage et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Violin Technique and Performance Practice in the Late ... - Strona 172
Bariolage and Ondeggiando Bariolage, essentially a nineteenth-century term to describe the alternation of notes on adjacent strings, one of which is usually open (Ex. 183), was corn- Ex. 183 monly employed in the eighteenth century, ...
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The Contemporary Violin: Extended Performance Techniques
This is rather gimmicky, but it will work. The Pliassov baroque bow can be used to easily play and sustain two-, three-, and four-note chords. This device is discussed and illustrated in chapter 6. Bariolage Bariolage is defined as a passage that ...
Patricia Strange, Allen Strange, 2003
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Engaging Haydn: Culture, Context, and Criticism - Strona 300
Work Movement Measure nos. Source Type of Fingering' Op. 33/1 11, Scherzo 7 First edition, Ftj bariolage authentic copies IV 1-12; 109-20; Sopra una corda (slur) 183-87 38, 40; 162, 164 Bariolage Op. 33/2 II, Scherzo throughout First edition ...
Mary Hunter, Richard Will, 2012
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A Guide to American Fiddling - Strona 18
One of the most challenging of those patterns is the baroque bariolage bowing. 13 This pattern is found in the works of numerous baroque composers. Possibly the most famous example of bariolage comes from Partita no. 3 in E major for solo ...
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All Things Strings: An Illustrated Dictionary - Strona 9
Knowing the balance point is crucial to executing rapid string crossings and mastering bowstrokes such as bariolage, spiccato, sautillé, and ricochet. Figure 6. Finding the balance point ofa bow. balancement. (Fr.) Tremolo or vibrato. ball end.
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The Early Violin and Viola: A Practical Guide - Strona 78
Bariolage, the alternation of notes on adjacent strings (of which one is usually open) in either separate or, more usually, slurred bowing (Ex. 4.13a), and ondeggiando (Ex. 4.13b), similar to the slurred bariolage but with a potential range over ...
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Before the Chinrest: A Violinist's Guide to the Mysteries ... - Strona 12
Bariolage. This is a term that refers to a rapid stroke, usually notated in sixteenth-notes, in which the bow passes back and forth between two strings, specifically when an open string is repeated. One frequently encounters such passages in the ...
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Staking out the territory: and other writings on music - Strona 126
The immediate hammering away on both violins on an alternatingly open and stopped D is a technique called bariolage. It simulates here the shuddering intensity of orchestral strings, all the more so because the second remarkable element, ...
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The String Quartets of Joseph Haydn - Strona 45
Haydn concentrates the bariolage figure in the top part at the outset, but it proves contagious as the exposition proceeds, with all members of the ensemble succumbing to its bowejostling spell. The second violin and viola pick it up before the ...
Floyd Grave, Margaret Grave, 2006
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The String Quartets of Joseph Haydn - Strona 45
Haydn concentrates the bariolage figure in the top part at the outset, but it proves contagious as the exposition proceeds, with all members of the ensemble succumbing to its bow-jostling spell. The second violin and viola pick it up before the ...
Floyd Grave Professor of Music History Rutgers University, Margaret Grave Professor of Music History Rutgers University, 2006
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «BARIOLAGE»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
bariolage est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
L'avalée du MAC
Tout ça sur bariolage déchaîné, trois cordées de pop, une puissance de trait, des mouvements condensés. Comme l'éternuement à grande giclée sortie du nez ... «Le Devoir, oct 15»
thingNY's This Takes Place Close By at The Knockdown Center
He sings excerpts of these letters against rousing bariolage, at one point intoning a letter from himself: “Yeah, there's beauty in the rubble. But not enough to ... «I CARE IF YOU LISTEN, oct 15»
VIVALDI: The Complete Viola D'Amore Concertos – Rachel Barton …
... cheerful ritornellos, and usage of the scordatura tuning and bariolage effects of which the instrument is capable. The most unusual of the set, RV 97 in F Major, ... «Audiophile Audition, oct 15»
Konzertreihe in Wiesloch: Das "Quatuor Ardeo" machte den Auftakt
Der Schlusssatz "Allegro con spirito" mit seinen nachdrücklichen Tonwiederholungen auf leeren und gegriffenen Saiten in der Bariolage-Technik, umspielt mit ... «Rhein-Neckar Zeitung, sept 15»
Antonio Meneses – Capriccioso = Works of JL & JP DUPORT …
The cello virtually accompanies itself in martial, swaggering double stops in the D Minor No. 4, Allegretto. Punishing finer-work in “bariolage” characterizes No. «Audiophile Audition, juin 15»
Portrait de l'artiste en héroïne proto-féministe
A ce moment, il devient patent que le bariolage du film lui-même (photo de Bruno Delbonnel) ne vaut guère mieux. Il suffit alors de repenser au génial Mr. «Le Temps, mars 15»
Guy Chantepleure : une Française dans le tumulte de la guerre des …
Janina, capitale de l'Épire (qui signifie « continent » en grec), est présentée comme « un bariolage déconcertant ». Ville multiculturelle, qui fut byzantine ... «Aujourd'hui la Turquie, mars 15»
Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, Vol. IV = BACH: Chaconne in D Minor …
Few pianists can so brilliantly capture the violin bariolage and double-stopping endemic in Paganini -as in the Bach transcription – all the more to make us ... «Audiophile Audition, mars 15»
Ixon Centaur, le blouson noir
Le noir est sa couleur qui plaira autant aux nostalgiques qu'à ceux qui préfèrent la sobriété au bariolage. Ce blouson court à la coupe droite est réalisé en cuir ... «Motoservices, févr 15»
Double Pleasures: Sublimity and Comedy
... though the descriptions of the movements would differ: an opening slow ocean pastorale, with waves of arpeggios; a raucous allegro filled with bariolage and ... «The Boston Musical Intelligencer, nov 14»
