CO OZNACZA SŁOWO GLISSANDO
Glissando
W muzyce glissando jest poślizgiem z jednego miejsca do drugiego. Jest to zdezizjonalizowany termin muzyczny wywodzący się z francuskiego glissera i lecącego. W niektórych kontekstach odróżnia się od ciągłego portamentu. Niektóre potoczne odpowiedniki są przesuwane, zamiatać, zgiąć, rozmazać lub zgrać.
Definicja słowa glissando w słowniku
Definicja glissando w słowniku to szybko wykonywana seria nut na harfie lub fortepianie, z których każda nuta jest dyskretnie słyszalna. Inną definicją glissando jest portamento, szczególnie na skrzypcach, altówce itp.
KSIĄŻKI POWIĄZANE ZE SŁOWEM «GLISSANDO»
Poznaj użycie słowa
glissando w następujących pozycjach bibliograficznych Książki powiązane ze słowem
glissando oraz krótkie ich fragmenty w celu przedstawienia kontekstu użycia w literaturze.
Archie becomes embroiled in the mystery surrounding his grandfather's life, and as the two stories - Archie's and his grandfather's life - unravel, we see famiiliar themes of disappointment and failed ambition.
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Ricci on
glissando: the shortcut to violin technique
In his book on left-hand violin technique, Maestro Ruggiero Ricci addresses common problems in shifting by advocating the study of the glissando technique.
Ruggiero Ricci, Gregory H. Zayia,
2007
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The Art of Trombone Playing
Some conductors, wanting to make an impression in rehearsal, explain how the
glissando should be done according to the score markings. The trombonist, the
only one of the three who actually knows what it is all about, is brushed off as ...
Learn the essentials of music notation, from fundamental pitch and rhythm placement to intricate meter and voicing alignments. This book also covers the correct way to subdivide rhythms and notate complex articulations and dynamics.
[The 'glissando' is executed on the trombone in the following manner: the note -
the fundamental note (or the octave) in ... as well as the %, % and the smallest
intervals between them, are clearly heard, as in the glissando on string
instruments.
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Progress in Speech Synthesis
Frequency variations below this threshold are perceived without pitch change (
i.e., they are perceived as static tones). The glissando threshold has been
measured for pure tones and synthetic vowels generated with a linear frequency
change.
Jan P.H. van Santen,
1997
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The Leschetizky Method: A Guide to Fine and Correct Piano ...
THE GLISSANDO When perfectly done, the glissando becomes an ideal diatonic
scale, for it sounds very "pearly" when given rapidly and evenly. This is a case
where these false pearls are more dazzling than the genuine ones, the former ...
Malwine Brée, Seymour Bernstein,
1997
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Composing for Voice: A Guide for Composers, Singers, and ...
of Gershwin's "Summertime" (and sometimes a return descending octave as well)
and does not even appear as a change of octave in the score, whereas the word
"standin"' which begins the phrase is notated as a glissando down a tone ...
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The Cambridge Companion to the String Quartet
Glissando Although some theorists have attempted to differentiate between the
terms portamento (involving a continuous slide) and glissando (a sliding effect
articulating each semitone), twentieth-century composers have tended to use the
...
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The Kumiuta and Danmono Traditions of Japanese Koto Music
This graceful, downward glissando is one of the characteristic koto sounds that
first impress Westerners on hearing this instrument. The technique varies not only
from school to school, but also from city to city in the same school. The Ikuta ryu ...
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «GLISSANDO»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
glissando w wiadomościach.
Worcester Chamber Music Society presents first of two summer …
In between its iterations come violent episodes, often played sul ponticello; near the end, a long, dissonant glissando unwinds through the ... «Worcester Telegram, Lip 15»
Hanging out At Café Flóra with Ólöf Arnalds
... really picked that up in while. Maybe I can put some of that into the scary movie.” That's what they're made for, I say. Glissando. She laughs. «Reykjavík Grapevine, Lip 15»
Years in the making: NCPC takes sweeping action on three major …
Three new pavilions will be built: the Entry and Glissando pavilions, which received preliminary approval in December, as well as a third ... «Washington Business Journal, Lip 15»
Guest conductor excels with 'Lord Nelson' Mass
Trombonist Aaron LaVere, exploiting his instrument's capacity for glissando, played with hardy swagger, with the collaboration of bassist Ted ... «The Register-Guard, Lip 15»
Review: Veruca Salt Erupt Anew on 'Ghost Notes'
A ghost note only sort of gets played. Instead of a clear bell-like emission or shimmering glissando, the beat is choked out to the point that it's ... «SPIN, Lip 15»
Live review: Ludovico Einaudi lulls Blenheim Palace with passion
But armed with an electric cello suddenly he was all glissando and vibrato, making the strings wail at his command, beautifully and hauntingly, ... «Oxford Mail, Lip 15»
Low Brass Festival 2015 happens at CCP from July 10 to 12
... British Trombone Society, Chairman of the Awards Committee for the International Trombone Association, and Editor of Glissando Magazine. «Inquirer.net, Lip 15»
Get Your Hands On A ROLI Seaboard GRAND
... then slide to any other keywave you choose in one fluid gesture, even allowing multiple notes to glissando independently at the same time. «Sonic State, Lip 15»
REVIEW: Mahler Players
And just as the music died away, the violin's deliberately slow glissando up to its final high note seemed spine-tinglingly modern. There was ... «Sutherland Northern Times, Lip 15»
#LifeIsMusic: Ratan Bharati on his solo journey with the slide guitar
Slide guitar is a style of playing the string instrument in which a glissando effect is produced by moving bottleneck or a similar device over the ... «Daily News & Analysis, Lip 15»