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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «STRICT COUNTERPOINT»
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1
Convertible
Counterpoint
Strict counterpoint, developed on the basis of the so-called ecclesiastical modes,
was a pre-eminently vocal style that had not been exposed to the kind of
influence that instrumental music later exerted; antedating such influence, it
attained to ...
Serge I. Taneiev, Taneiev, 1962
2
Applied
Strict Counterpoint
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
C. H. (Charles Herbert) Kitson, 2010
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Knowing and the Mystique of Logic and Rules: Including True ...
The rules of strict counterpoint make sense only when added to an already
accepted, or chosen, set of restrictions on the musical event. They assume music
performed as several parts of sustained tones. With percussion music strict ...
4
A Course of
Counterpoint and Fugue
PRELIMINARY NO'I'IONSCONCORDS WHICH MAY BE EMPLOYED IN STRICT
COUNTERPOINT. Ancient composers, from Guido d'Arezzo, have admitted only
two perfect concords, the octave and the perfect fifth; and two imperfect concords
...
5
Music as Discourse : Semiotic Adventures in Romantic Music: ...
Strict counterpoint is a closed world, a world built on rules and prescriptions
designed to train students in the art of voice leading and therefore to prepare
them for better understanding of the music of the masters. In strict counterpoint,
there are, ...
6
Bach and the Meanings of
Counterpoint
As a result, strict counterpoint as a whole has been frequently depicted as an
enterprise of isolated, unrelenting study divorced from the larger musical culture
of the first half of the eighteenth century. In this book I argue that the opposite is
true: ...
XV THE TEACHING OF STRICT COUNTERPOINT If there is one branch of
musical study which pupils as a rule cordially detest, it is strict counterpoint.
Some teachers call it a 'discipline', and that is enough: give a dog a bad name
and hang ...
Edward Joseph Dent, Hugh Taylor, 1979
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Free Composition: Volume III of New Musical Theories and ...
The fourth has been shown to be a dissonance in strict counterpoint. For it has an
ambiguous nature and so is subordinate to the perfect boundary interval, the fifth
(Kpt. I, II/ 1, § 3). How free composition can provide this ambiguity with an ...
Heinrich Schenker, Ernst Oster, 1979
9
Colonial
Counterpoint: Music in Early Modern Manila
Throwing new light on a virtually unknown area of music history, this book contributes to current understanding of the globalization of music, and repositions the Philippines at the frontiers of research into early modern intercultural ...
10
The Oxford Dictionary of Music
The chief theorist responsible for the formulation of those rules was *Fux, whose
Gradus ad Parnassum of 1725 is a book which still shows its influence in modern
textbooks of strict counterpoint (or student's counterpoint), a form of training ...
Michael Kennedy, Tim Rutherford-Johnson, Joyce Kennedy, 2012
7 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «STRICT COUNTERPOINT»
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strict counterpoint nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
New: Berkeley's Chora Nova Presents Handel's ACIA AND GALATEA
This trio, which has been likened to some of Mozart's vocal ensembles, proceeds with different emotions expressed simultaneously in strict counterpoint by ... «Berkeley Daily Planet, mag 15»
I Want Your Job: David Arcus, Composer, Arranger, and Producer
I don't always write in strict counterpoint, but I think that technique makes me think about all the different parts and make sure they are all doing something that ... «Torontoist, set 12»
Alchemy and Counterpoint
Aside from exchanging such gems of strict counterpoint, Walther-Bokemeyer corresondence also includes a brisk traffic in another complicated art: alchemy. «CounterPunch, ago 11»
Frederic Rzewski interview
“Counterpoint is what fascinates me. I love really strict counterpoint, like Palestrina. At any moment there are only a few possibilities, and you can specify what ... «Telegraph.co.uk, gen 10»
Shaking paper intricacies out of his sleeve: The young Mendelssohn
Late in March 1820 Zelter began to initiate Felix, barely eleven years old, into strict counterpoint, for centuries the domain of learned musicians. The first topic ... «OUPblog, mag 09»
2008 Lower Section National Finals: Test piece review - My Strength …
The considerable technical challenges faced by the players in mastering this music are embedded in an intricate web of strict counterpoint and free imitation. «4barsrest.com, set 08»
The Music of Bach We Didn't Know
... "Well Tempered Clavier" as a "harpsichordist's vade mecum, surveying styles from strict counterpoint in the stile antico to the various galanteries à la Dresde.". «New York Sun, mar 07»
