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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Paris Conservatory"”.
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The french connection: a pedagogical analysis of the trombone solo literature of the Paris Conservatory
… for the annual testing of students at the Paris Conservatory. These works remain among the most frequently performed in the solo trombone repertoire, and are important in trombone pedagogy. The first section of this manuscript includes an overview of the Paris Conservatory, the trombone …
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Philosophical Implications on Trombone Performance and Pedagogy in Andre Lafosse's Curriculum at the Paris Conservatory
… his tenure as the professor of trombone at the Paris Conservatory, Andre Lafosse wrote the Traite de Pedagogie du Trombone a Coulisse addressing trombone pedagogy that was to be studied in conjunction with his method and etude books, Methode Complete de Trombone and Vade Mecum du Tromboniste. …
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Exploring the french flute school in North America: an examination of the pedagogical materials of Georges Barrère, Marcel Moyse, and René Le Roy
… and passed on to his flute students at the Paris Conservatory. In order to determine what this approach consists of as well as who passed it on, this study presents an examination of the teaching materials of Georges Barrère, Marcel Moyse, and René Le Roy. These three men were …
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FRENCH TENOR TROMBONE SOLO LITERATURE AND PEDAGOGY SINCE 1836.
… into two major sections: (1) the history of the Paris Conservatory and its trombone teachers; (2) a comprehensive catalog of solos and etude materials. The Paris Conservatory, the prototype for the modern conservatory, is an important aspect of the historical overview. Specifically created at the …
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Graduate Recital, Flute
… during his mid-life stage (2nd stage) for the Paris Conservatory as a competition piece for the Morceau de Concours. Chant de Linos is a literal translation "Linos' Song" and depicts a chant during an ancient Greek funeral. Jolivet combined the Greek funeral chant with his unique compositional …
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Powerful Structures: The Wind Music of Ida Gotkovsky in Theory and Practice
… of earlier French composers. As a product of the Paris Conservatory (where she was also a professor), she is part of a heritage that reaches back to Debussy and Ravel, and more significantly to her teachers Olivier Messiaen and Nadia Boulanger. Having published more than twenty-two works for wind …
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The descriptive miniatures of Alphonse Hasselmans and Henriette Renié: an examination of the pedagogical and artistic significance of salon pieces for harp
… his appointment as professor of harp at the Paris Conservatory in 1884. Championed by his most beloved student, harp prodigy and composer Henriette Renié, the French school of harp flourished in the early twentieth century. This document offers an examination of the relationship between …
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Martial Caillebotte’s <i>Mélodies </i>and <i>Scènes Lyriques</i>: Analytical Essays and Performance Guide
… Martial studied piano and harmony at the Paris Conservatory from 1870–1874. Martial created a substantial number of musical compositions including mélodies, scènes lyriques, operas, symphonic poems, as well as sacred choral and symphonic works. Born into a wealthy Parisian family, he did …
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From Bendinelli to Arban: Styles of Articulation Within Selected Trumpet Method Books
… of Arban's style and draw potential points of comparison.</p> <p>In order to more fully contextualize the concept of articulation, a brief digression must be made to pre-Bendinelli (pre 17th Century) to discuss uses of the trumpet and why articulation was important. In his book, The Trumpet, …