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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Italian Baroque"”.

  1. An Introduction to Baroque Ornamentation for Solo Trumpet Literature (1638-1709): A Preliminary Guide for Applied Trumpet Teachers

    … school trumpet teachers who wish to incorporate baroque music into their curriculum. This document addresses the interpretation and execution of select ornaments during the years 1638-1709. The chosen ornaments include the appoggiatura. mordent, inverted mordent, and trill. These notated …

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  2. The Fall and Rise of Artemisia Gentileschi: Changing Perceptions fo a Female Artist

    <p>This thesis focuses on the Italian Baroque female artist, Artemisia Gentileschi (1593- 1652/1653) and the various interpretations of her work demonstrated by art historians over the centuries. An examination of the various writings show how art historical viewpoints have shifted over the …

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  3. 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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  4. 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 …

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