ETIMOLOGIA DELLA PAROLA SCOTCH SNAP
So named because it is characteristic of, though not exclusive to, Scottish dance music, esp that for strathspeys.
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Jazz in Print (1859-1929)
The form most familiar to us Britishers is of course that known as the "Scotch snap
." It is not without interest at the present time to recall the fact that in the time of
Burney the musical world was suffering from it in pretty much the same way as we
...
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Debussy and the Veil of Tonality: Essays on His Music
In between these two works came Sirenes, which begins with the fifth contracting
to a third in a stylized Scotch snap. (See Example 2.42. ) Example 2.41 Pelleas et
Melisande, act V Example 2.42 Nocturnes: 62 AURAL IMAGES: DEBUSSY'S ...
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A Family Heritage: The Story and Songs of LaRena Clark
SYNCOPATION ll I! Fairly often, LaRena employs so-called Scotch-snap figures.
These rhythmic figures involve a short-long pattern on a pair of syllables or notes
that are, both musically and textually, accented and unaccented respectively ...
Edith Fowke, Jay Rahn, 1994
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The Variations of Johannes Brahms
Virtually all descriptions of this movement, from scholarly to popular literature,
prominently mention the 'scotch-snap' rhythm of the strings and the gypsy' effect.
This is, admittedly, an intensely characteristic element of the theme which ...
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A Hot-bed of Musicians: Traditional Music in the Upper New ...
Its contagious energy is derived from the use of the "Scotch snap," a rhythmic
device characteristic of the folk music to which Bryan was so drawn. The Scotch
snap, which was to become a hallmark of his work, implies a country fiddle in ...
Paula Hathaway Anderson-Green, 2002
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The Ashgate Research Companion to Henry Purcell
All the above instances are of long-short inequality, but Purcell also used the
short-long rhythm (the so-called Scotch Snap or Lombardic rhythm). Often he
notated this pattern, but elsewhere it can be implied by a slurred pair of quavers.
Dr Rebecca Herissone, 2013
Strathspeys often contain several different kinds of notes besides dotted pairs —
most notably quarter notes, eighth-note triplets, sixteenth-note groups (see
column 2.22) and a kind of note pair known as the Scotch snap. Scotch snaps are
...
Joy Fielding, Justine Eyre, 2011
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Scotland in Music: A European Enthusiasm
tune Pleyel: Thomson, n, 92, 1798, rune 'Irish'; Had I a cave by Burns (JK 419)
Haydn: Thomson, n, 92, 1803; as for Pleyel Braham: Keppel words, 1811; tune
disguised with Scotch snap rhythms Beethoven: Thomson, v, for STB & instr.;
Keppel ...
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What Makes It Great: Short Masterpieces, Great Composers
Then the Scotch snap in measure 9 generates the final fragment of melody (with
a trill to mark the ending of the phrase), while once again, the bass, which had
been repeating E's over and over, speeds up and changes notes to drive to the ...
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Music Fundamentals: A Balanced Approach
“Comin' Through the Rye,” Scottish melody Cultural note: The Scotch Snap The
second beat of “Comin' Through the Rye” (a sixteenth note followed by a dotted
eighth) is called a Scotch snap, a characteristic of many Scottish songs and ...
2 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «SCOTCH SNAP»
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Scotch snap nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Musica Pacifica: “Dancing in the Isles”
... boundaries, from Veracini's home town of Florence to the Scottish border, with lively indications of dance tune and the “Scotch snap” invading the rhythm. «The Boston Musical Intelligencer, giu 15»
Replacements at BCMS
... the slow variations of the second movement, with Hungarian flavoring, were well presented, though the “Scotch snap” motif could have been more accented. «The Boston Musical Intelligencer, apr 15»
