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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Historical Performance Practices"”.
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Historical Performance Practices in Organ Works Before 1750 in Liège
… today, but such works are fascinating from a historical performances perspective, especially given their fusion of Dutch, French, and Italian styles. This thesis uncovers historical evidence that supports performance practice decisions in these works. Four collections of Liégeois organ solo …
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The Evolution of Flute Articulation from the Baroque to the Present: Changes in Flute Construction and Design and Design and Articulation Techniques for the Playing of the Instrument
… and always evolving. This entire nature of performance practice has widened and become more sophisticated. The ambiguity of articulation has now been replaced by a highly managed approach by composers. In the Baroque the choice of how to articulate a certain passage in flute music was left …
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Resisting the Historical and Geographical “Other”: The Role of Expertise in Video Game Music
… from the culture depicted or with expertise in historical performance practices. I document two purposes these collaborations can serve. First, the use of expert musicians creates a veneer of authenticity allowing developers to market the games as “authentic” experiences. Second, these …
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Historical and practical perspectives of touch, meter, and style in organ playing
This dissertation explores the historical and practical dimensions of touch, meter, and style in organ playing, catering to students aspiring to establish a strong musical foundation on the instrument. Emphasizing the significance of these three fundamental musical concepts, the study employs …
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Practical performance considerations for the Andante con moto of Beethoven's Piano Concerto in G Major, Op. 58
… of existing scholarly research on the subject, historical performance practices, and possible musical implications of the application of the Orpheus program as proposed by Owen Jander. The formal and theoretical analysis refers to significant scholarly works and includes a variety of …
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The learning and performance practices of the chalumeau: A practice-led autoethnography
… research centred on chalumeau learning and performance practices, particularly in South Africa (SA), is scarce. Compared to other Baroque woodwind instruments, clear guidance on chalumeau playing techniques remains very limited. The aim of this study is to explore, from a performer’s …