ETIMOLOGIA DELLA PAROLA HEMIOLA
New Latin, from Greek hēmiolia ratio of one to one and a half, from hemi- + ( h) olos whole.
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «HEMIOLA»
Scopri l'uso di
hemiola nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
hemiola e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Baroque Music: Style and Performance : a Handbook
Syncopation. and. hemiola. Syncopations at rapid and moderate speed make
their effect swiftly enough to displace the operative accent from its normal place,
so that the beat is momentarily challenged. This effect can be greatly enhanced
by ...
2
Songs in Motion: Rhythm and Meter in the German Lied
To review, the classic hemiola involves a temporary 2-layer (= duple grouping)
that conflicts with a primary 3-layer (= triple grouping), and thus the solid line is
on the left side of the graph, as in example 2.16. The reverse hemiola involves a
...
3
Bach, the Mass in B Minor: The Great Catholic Mass
78-93, 93-104, 104-119), each concluded by a hemiola cadence and the
appearance of the fugue theme. A (mm. 119-137) I — •• IV Vocal fugue, with
doubling instruments. B (mm. 137-168) IV — •• I Free imitation, divided into two
sections (mm ...
4
Sondheim's Broadway Musicals
In the B section he pulls himself out of the fantasy by questioning its validity,
standing back from the hypnotic 3/4 and taking a deep breath (as it were) with a
recuperative structural upbeat of two measures of cumulative hemiola (ex. 7.1 If).
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The Art of Musical Phrasing in the Eighteenth Century: ...
First of all, perhaps our understanding of the hemiola and its application needs to
be reexamined. In 1999 Tilden A. Russell claims, based on his study of minuet
form and phraseology in eighteenth-century dance collections and manuscript ...
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A Topical Guide to Schenkerian Literature: An Annotated ...
M. Scherzinger, "Line, Rhythm, and..." (1999)} {V.e.: C. Willner. "Stress and
Counterstress" (1998)} d. Hemiola. Howard Cinnamon, "New Observations on
Voice Leading, Hemiola, and Their Roles in Tonal and Rhythmic Structures in
Chopin's ...
7
Time, Science, and Society in China and the West
tion or off-beat phrasing is better described as hemiola. Following the lead of her
mentor Curt Sachs she commented, "The African hemiola style is based on this
play of two and three, which is much like the Middle Eastern additive style of ...
Julius Thomas Fraser, Nathaniel Morris Lawrence, Francis C. Haber, 1986
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Dance and Music of Court and Theater: Selected Writings of ...
The Steps in More Complex Metrical Situations HEMIOLA IN THE MENUET AND
PASSEPIEE Hemiola Jjo far the study of the step-units has presented the steps in
a general relationship to the triple-meter menuet and passepied, sarabande, ...
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Metric Manipulations in Haydn and Mozart: Chamber Music for ...
Change of metrical hierarchy in imbroglio (a) and hemiola (b). (a) 3/4 2/ 3 4 /2 3/4
(b) Although the resulting reorganization of the metrical structure is the same as
in the imbroglio, the hemiola cannot be construed in the framework of Krebs's ...
hemiola and other cross-rhythms. In the waltzes, the three-crotchet pulse and the
four-bar periodicity are usually so strong as to brook no real opposition; thus
neither the thematic hemiola in Op. 64 No. 1 nor the persistently duple subject of
Op.
John Rink, Jim Samson, 2006
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «HEMIOLA»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
hemiola nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Trireme Commander
To accompany these new rules, Capitan Games also has new 10 mm ship figures—Hemiola, Birreme, and Trireme types, each with alternative ... «Purple Pawn, giu 15»
BOC's Our Town, Our Direction
Throughout the entire score, Rorem uses hemiola almost half the time, where the meter is not the same as the grouping of notes. This makes it ... «The Boston Musical Intelligencer, giu 15»
Mew's new album '+-' is more or less amazing
Kalimba riffs and Geddy Lee-worthy bass lines compete with percussive syncopation, and the song toys with hemiola rhythms, finally ... «The Independent | SUindependent.com, mag 15»
Album Review: 'Solo' by Nils Frahm
... threatens to break away into something melodic but never fully does, instead pulling back into its undulating hemiola by its own gravity. «The Independent, apr 15»
In 'Acis and Galatea,' Love Hits a High Note
“Ian [Polyphemus] uses this hemiola rhythmic device in which the rhythm of the melody does not match up with the meter,” Phillips says. «Harvard Crimson, gen 15»
The Works: OAE with Richard Tognetti
Her work with children colours her vocabulary (there were a lot of 'sandwiches' to describe form) but she had the audience clapping a hemiola, ... «Classical-Music.com, nov 14»
This History Of Batman Theme Songs Medley Is An A+
Holy hemiola, Batman! 50 years of music and film all rolled together in front of the cars that have become icons of super hero history. This is one of those projects ... «Cinema Blend, set 14»
SR Geek Picks: SNL's 'Can't Fail' Marvel Blockbusters, 'Harry Potter …
Holy hemiola, Batman! 50 years of music and film all rolled together in front of the cars that have become icons of super hero history. This is one ... «Screen Rant, set 14»
From the web: 'Batman Evolution'
"Holy hemiola, Batman! 50 years of music and film all rolled together in front of the cars that have become icons of super hero history," The ... «Daily Herald, set 14»
The Goldilocks of Black Holes
Music aficionados recognize this rhythm as a triplet or “hemiola”: the playing of two different musical patterns simultaneously. Another musical ... «Daily Beast, ago 14»
