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Showing 1 to 20 of 28 for “"Chorale"”.
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Johann Christian Kittel and the long overlooked multiple bass chorale tradition
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A Study of Selected Chorale-Based Organ Works of Siegfried Reda
… applied serial techniques to the composition of chorale-based music.
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"The Neumeister collection of chorale preludes of the Bach circle": an examination of the chorale preludes of J. S. Bach and their usage as service music and pedagogical works
… entitled LM 4708: THE NEUMEISTER COLLECTION OF CHORALE PRELUDES OF THE BACH CIRCLE, contains eighty-two previously unknown chorale preludes by several prominent German Baroque organists including Johann Pachelbel (1653-1706), Johann Michael Bach (1648-1694), Johann Christoph Bach (1642-1703), …
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A performer's analysis of the Chorale preludes for organ, op. 122, by Johannes Brahms and their piano transcriptions by Ferruccio Busoni
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From Music Theory to Graph Theory: Analyzing Chord Successions in J.S. Bach’s Modal Chorales
Johann Sebastian Bach’s 413 chorale settings are a common source of analytical examples in music theory classrooms. While most of this repertoire is tonal--that is, an ordering of seven adjacent pitches that creates a major or minor scale--38 chorales are modal. These 38 chorales, as identified in …
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Doctoral thesis recital (piano (lecture))
… ; Sweetsour ; Tarantella ; Romance ; Fughetta ; Chorale. / Carl Vine.
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Redwall Symphonic Poem for Orchestra
… perceives Martin's emotions. Finally, a short chorale is presented in the woodwinds. Meditative in sound, the chorale signals a change in Martin's character. The second movement, “Mossflower Woods,” shows Martin's first view of the area where he would eventually settle down. The constant motion …
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The Intersection of Personal Faith and Compositional Craft in Selected Choral Works of Michael Praetorius (1571-1621)
… style in his setting of a Martin Luther chorale, Jesajah dem Propheten (#33), which appears in Polyhymnia Caduceatrix et Panegyrica (1619). In O Lamm Gottes unschuldig (#18) from the same collection, Praetorius emphasizes Christ’s innocence as well as his suffering as the lamb who was …
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SYMPHONY NO. 2 “SYMPHONY OF CHORALES” BY LUKAS FOSS: A STUDY IN COLLAGE AND MUSICAL BORROWING
In his second symphony, the Symphony of Chorales (1958), Foss seems to be struggling to merge two identities, his Stravinskian Neoclassicism and his improvisation-influenced experimentalism. The mature Foss is first able to blend these two disparate styles with the premiere of American Cantata in …
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Alban Berg's Lulu
… Schon's Sonata, alwa's Recitative-review and the Chorale, from Act I. The second chapter consists of a selection of numbers, demonstrating development towards the musical and dramatic climax of the work. This is exemplified by Geschwitz's Recitative, Schon's Arietta, 'Turrnltuoso, the exposition …
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Alban Berg's Lulu
… Schon's Sonata, alwa's Recitative-review and the Chorale, from Act I. The second chapter consists of a selection of numbers, demonstrating development towards the musical and dramatic climax of the work. This is exemplified by Geschwitz's Recitative, Schon's Arietta, 'Turrnltuoso, the exposition …
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Christian Piano Art Music: Its Theological Significance and Categorized Repertoire
… into four groups--works using hymn or chorale tunes, works related to the Bible, works expressing Christian faith symbolically, and abstract piano works dedicated to God. Finally, the calling as "Christian culture makers" is discussed.
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The Autumn Leaves Swirl in Crisp October Wind
… The fourth section is the melancholic “Autumnal Chorale”, initiated by a French horn soli. This portion of the work indicates the end of the fall season as winter takes over. Finally, a “Vivid” section concludes the piece, as flourishing woodwinds and flashy percussion dance around the brass, who …
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Historical Performance Practices in Organ Works Before 1750 in Liège
… chaconnes in Chaumont, the registration of the chorale passages in Babou, how to adapt harpsichord pieces to be played on the organ in Renotte, and the balance of voices in the organ pieces by Renotte. Many other performance practice topics are discussed, including articulation, phrasing, tempo, …
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Thymiaterium Musicale (1625) by Andreas Rauch
… German verses are a simple harmonization of the chorale melody, while the Latin settings are more freely conceived. The transcription of all nine motets is preceded by a set of Critical Notes that discuss the important performance practice information of each motet.
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Byung-Hee Oh's Cantata Light of the East: A Fusion of Western and Korean Musical Elements.
… as resident composer for both the Hak-Won Yoon Chorale and the National Chorus of Korea. Her compositional output includes choral-orchestral works, orchestral works, chamber music, musicals, vocal music, and a large body of sacred and secular choral works. Light of the East is a large …
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String Quartet I
… drone. Movement III, "Driftwood Hymn," is a chorale, drawing on my love of both classical choir and traditional American hymnody. This movement explores the deeply spiritual experience of lying down in the shallow Platte River and letting the current move my body downstream while all I can …
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Pathways: for Chamber Orchestra
… in turn giving way to a declamatory series of chorale-like harmonies. The following music, characterized by both the ebulliance of a scherzo and the propulsion of a toccata, develops the opening material without ever fully reiterating it. When a sense of recapitulation finally does arrive, the …
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Organ music for the beginner : a progressively graded collection of thirty-eight novel selections
… significant styles of composition, chant-based, chorale-based, fugal, free, homophonic, trio, and dance, are also adequately represented.Each composition has been notated on a standard, three-staff, organ score to which Manual indications, pedalling symbols, and limited fingering assists have …
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"Now sing from the mouth and from the heart": The Spiritual Folksongs of Cyrillus Kreek
… used them as the source material for hundreds of chorale-like arrangements. In the process, he preserved these songs, initially used for personal and community worship, for use in worship and performance in modern-day Estonia. In this document, I explore the life and work of Cyrillus Kreek and the …
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