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Showing 1 to 20 of 20 for “"Baroque Period"”.
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The Origin and Development of the Italian Aria in the Baroque Period
… and developed by the various composers of the Baroque period, and to gain a perspective of its historical value in music.
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The Evolution of Sacred Soli from Oratorios: Baroque Period to the Twentieth Century
… soli from oratorios over the course of the Baroque Period to the Twentieth Century. The author chose eight representative arias for examination in this project, with two arias being chosen for each of four periods, the Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Twentieth Century, selected because of …
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The employment of ornamentation in present day trombone performance of transcriptions of Baroque literature
… concerning ornamentation practices of the baroque period, and to supply trombonists and trombone instructors with the resources necessary to include the appropriate ornaments in a performance of baroque music.Chapter 1 is concerned with the ornamentation practices of Italy and France, the …
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Baroque influences in nineteenth and twentieth century piano repertoire: a study of interpretative issues.
… the 19th and 20th centuries reflect elements of baroque tradition and considers the implications for performance. After the baroque period, from the 18th century to the present, many composers have continued to explore baroque forms, textures and expressive devices. Thus, by investigating the …
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Baroque and piccolo trumpet : an historical analysis with emphasis on performance practice and teaching techniques
… comparison between the trumpets used in the baroque period and those used in our present century, but attempts to focus on how performance techniques have changed and the implications of these changes for trumpeters who wish to perform the baroque repertoire in an "authentic" style. The …
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Graduate Recital, Soprano
… thesis demonstrates vocal repertoire from the baroque, classical, romantic, and twentieth musical periods as well as art songs and arias written in Italian, French, German and English. My program ranges in styles starting with Vivaldi's Four Arias, an Italian song cycle written in the baroque …
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The French flute tradition
… the development of this tradition from the pre-Baroque period through to the modern era and tried to determine the underlying factors that stimulated its development specifically in France. The first key was added to the flute in France and with this the Hotteteres created the blueprint for the …
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The Magnificat settings of Giacomo Antonio Perti (1661-1756): a modern edition and commentary
… musicians in Italy during the late baroque period, although his music is scarcely known or heard today. In the past twenty years, access to his surviving works has become more available and as such, musicologists are beginning to see the importance of his oeuvre, which spans nearly …
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Clarino horn, hunting horn, and hand horn : their comparative roles in the classic music of the eighteenth century
… of horn playing in the music of the classic period. The most basic horn style was closely related to the hunting horn as it was played in the field, and it is therefore termed the hunting-horn style. The use of hand stopping as a systematic technique broadened the melodic capability of the …
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The transcription for two double basses of selections from Pièces de violes, Quatrème livre, Deuxiême partie: Suitte d'un Goût Etranger by Marin Marais
… the French viol performance practice in the baroque period.
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Analysis and rehearsal consideration on Antonio Vivaldi's Gloria: RV 589
… one of the representative composers in Baroque period (1600-1750), wrote Gloria, in the early 18th century. The composition date is still disputed between scholars. He composed three settings of the Gloria text: RV 588, 589 and 590. Out of them RV 589 is the most performed setting. …
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Patterns of Existence: An Analysis of the Personal Inspirations, Historical Influences, and Motivations
… influences range from the artists of the Dutch Baroque Period to the American Realist artists such as Andrew Wyeth, Winslow Homer, and Edward Hopper. I explore these ideas because I am fascinated with the mysteries of the natural world. My paintings are contemplations on personal ephemeral …
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A musical rhetorical analysis and performance perspective of Franz Berwald's Sinfonie singuliere
… of the Renaissance through the early Classical period of music. The origins and nature of musical rhetoric in the German school of thought known as musica poetica receive particular focus along with the development of musical rhetorical figures with a focus on Johann Scheibe and Johann Forkel. A …
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Paměť a historie rodiny Palliardi - dva koncepty studia rodinné minulosti
… plasterers on important buildings of the Czech Baroque period in the 17th and 18th centuries. The family memory does not go back to the time when the first Palliardi came to Bohemia, but based on the historical findings so far, it is assumed that this happened after the Thirty Years' War. The …
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Graduate Recital, Cello
… intermission, I will travel back in time to the Baroque period of music with movements from J. S. Bach's Unaccompanied Suite No. 5. This piece is full of a minor depth of sound which seemingly relates to the characters of the first half of the recital program without the differences in …
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Violin and voice as partners in three early twentieth-century English works for voice and violin.
… and other instruments has been extant since the Baroque period. However, three English composers found a unique chamber grouping in the first decades of the twentieth century: Gustav Holst (1874-1934), Rebecca Clarke (1886-1979), and Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958) each wrote works for violin …
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Representaciones temporales en la construcción del espacio y el sujeto atlántico en el siglo XVII
… represented in literary texts during the Spanish Baroque period. What is</p><p>most important is that the Atlantic is not only an ocean that separated two realities but</p><p>also a new space that made possible the emergence of a new subject who combined pre-</p><p>Hispanic culture and the …
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A Survey of the Unaccompanied Violin Repertoire, Centering on Works by J. S. Bach and Eugene Ysaÿe
… of unaccompanied violin works ranging from the Baroque period to the twentieth century have been performed in two recitals, recorded for archival purposes, and discussed in this written document. I have primarily chosen solo violin pieces written by the German composer J. S. Bach (1685-1750) and …
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Historically Informed Performance Practice of the Baroque Era
… that were written and performed during the Baroque era, which extends from 1600 to 1750 CE. The question arises as to how closely we should strive to emulate the performance conditions that would have been present during the Baroque era. Robert Donington, an English musicologist and author …
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Genoese baroque painting
<p>Genoese Baroque Painting has been neglected and obscured in the general panorama of the history of painting. At a time when artistic leadership vanished from Venice and Florence, the many dissimilar tendencies in Genoa merged and created an artistic culture with its own characteristics of color …