Western art music
Music and Embodied Imagining: Metaphor and Metonymy in Western Art Music
... A method, then, must compensate in some way for this problem. One way to compensate for questionable reliability o f reports is to look for a consensus among evidence. How many people report similar experiences? Do ...
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Modelling music: a theoretical approach to the classification of notated Western art music
... notated music means that culturally, only those musical traditions which transmit their music in a written manner could be ...notated music is intrinsically linked with some types of music ...
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Why Concert Music is Wonderful: Three Ways to Approach Western Art Music
... kinetic music. John Adams (a great deal of whose music contains a strong, regular pulse) excerpted a symphonic suite from his opera, Nixon in China, called The Chairman Dances, in which there is a strong ...
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Ethnographically sourced experiences of Ethnomusicology – a further response to the debate
... denigrate Western music and established forms of musicology in order to bolster ethnomusicological disciplinary identity – are all clearly on display in that ...about Western music, but only ...
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Music as Capital: Deputising Among London’s Freelance Musicians
... that Western art music (WAM) practice should be considered a legitimate area for their research, the number of actual studies undertaken which may be described as being in some way ethnomusicological ...
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Article Power, agency, deference and difference Examining the politics of composer–performer relationships in the wake of recent innovations
... By its generative nature, no two performances of Schwer… unheimlich Schwer can be the same. Although a general approach might be deduced, the interpretative specifics of a recorded performance cannot be straightforwardly ...
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Meaning, communication, music: Towards a revised communication model
... to music can vary according to who is interpreting it – the author/composer, the performer, cataloguer or the listener – and this directly affects how music is organized and how it is ...of music, ...
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Musical dialect: tradition, heritage and the language of the vernacular A commentary on recent compositional works
... ‘Treftadaeth’ is the Welsh word for ‘heritage’, which has a double meaning. Firstly it connects to my musical heritage. This was the first piece that I wrote in the idiom of contemporary art music that ...
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A composer's imagining of musical tradition and the reinvention of heritage
... of music by Darmstadt avant-grade composers, Stravinsky felt the urgency to catch up in order to keep his place as a leading figure in Western art music: a strategic stylistic manoeuvre was ...
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... of Western Art Music, the search for the musical sense, when preparing for the performative realization of a musical text, is the aim of any musician concerned with a truthful and clear presentation ...
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The patron saint of music : Beethoven's image and music in Japan's adoption of western classical music and practices
... using Western classical music, and particularly the Western system of tonality in Japanese ...In music, this gave rise to a view of Western tonality as oppressive and foreign, a force ...
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Oberi Okaime and Africanism in Christian Worship: The Musical Perspective
... ways. Music is one way of Christian worship, which involves singing or praising God in hymns, psalms, and spiritual songs or ...However, music employed in worship in Oberi Okaime Christian Mission does not ...
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... While Music IR research has resulted into a wide range of methods and (also commercial) applications, non- Western music was rarely the scope of this research, and only little research has been ...
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"We are Australian": An Ethnographic Investigation of the convergence of community music and reconciliation
... Given the circumstances of my research it is important to consider Jodie Taylor’s recent meditation on being an “intimate insider” and the negotiation of the ethics of friendship when doing “insider” research because it ...
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DISCIPLINING STUDENTS THROUGH MUSIC, DANCE, DRAMA AND ART: AN EXPERIMENT
... Since students always love participating in different kind of activities it was decided to conduct an experiment to see whether such participation will result in improvement in the students. Methodology adopted was ...
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A Research on the Art Needs of Music Teacher Candidates
... When we take the fact into consideration that students see the teachers as role models, it becomes more important for teachers to lead and guide their students with their knowledge, skills and abilities. The competencies ...
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The Modern Idea of Creativity and its Influence on Music Therapy
... particular music therapist’s point of ...modern, Western ideas concerning improvisation have informed the practices and philosophies of music ...modern Western conceptions of creativity and ...
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... percussion music that still exists ...produces music, good for just a single song, to perform a solid, fast and complicated body percussion rhythm ...
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PEDAGOGY OF DANCE, MUSIC, DRAMA, ART FOR SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN
... of art: To feel the meaning of what one is doing, and to rejoice in that meaning: to unite in one concurrent fact the unfolding of the inner life and the ordered development of materialconditions - that is ...
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Re-Imagining Difference: Musical Analysis, Alterity and the Creative Process
... Mantua apart from our interpretation … As Collingwood put it, speaking only of history: ‘There is no past, except for a person involved in the historical mode of experience; and for him the past is what he carefully and ...
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