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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Persian classical music"”.

  1. The Processes of Creation and Recreation in Persian Classical Music

    … processes of creativity in the performance of Persian classical music. Using current literature, information from musicians, and detailed musical analyses, the thesis endeavours to reach an understanding of what creativity means in the Persian context, and to examine the ways in which …

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  2. Extracting Theory from Practice: A Computational Analysis of the Persian Radif

    … studies radif, the repertoire/system of Persian classical music, by developing a framework for computational research on vocal music performance. The radif consists of seven dastgāhs and five āvāzes (secondary dastgāhs). Each dastgāh consists of several pieces (gushes). Throughout …

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  3. Tarnavazan

    … is shaped through a hybrid approach, blending Persian classical music and Western contemporary classical music. The Persian material is derived from the dastgāh Shur and dastgāh Nava (two Persian modes), while the Western material is based on a mode called the Partials mode, which is derived …

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  4. Becoming Persian Music: A Poststructuralist Approach to Composition

    … compositional methodologies grounded in Persian musical and linguistic traditions. It undertakes this inquiry within the encompassing ambit of an interdisciplinary framework, intertwining (ethno)musicology, conceptual history, music theory, sociopolitical thought, semiotics, linguistics, …

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