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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Renaissance polyphony"”.
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Achieving a historically informed performance of Renaissance polyphony: A qualitative study of the use of modernized partbooks
… achieve a historically informed performance of Renaissance polyphony? Additionally, this project queries participants’ rehearsal techniques, interpreting which are most valuable for successfully integrating partbook singing into a choir. The responses highlight four main benefits: improved …
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Distant cathedrals
… panconsonant music is emblematic of late Renaissance polyphony. Given Palestrina’s position as one of Europe’s leading composers, late Renaissance counterpoint is often labeled Palestrina-style polyphony. This piece infuses the pureness of Palestrina with extended tertian and …
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André Mocquereau's Theory of Rhythm
… accent as it relates to monophonic chant and to Renaissance polyphony. Chapter 4 considers Mocquereau’s relationship to other nineteenth- and twentieth-century theories of music developed by Jérôme-Joseph de Momigny, Rudolf Westphal, Mathis Lussy, Vincent d’Indy, and Hugo Riemann. Appended to the …
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Song of the Morrígan for Chamber Orchestra, Cries of Revelation for Chorus, Soloists and Large Instrumental Ensemble, and Fragments of a Dream for 5.1 Surround Electronics
… and diatonic and modal tonality, drawing on Renaissance polyphony and musical idioms such as hocket and Renaissance cadential and voice- leading procedures. The musical form of Cries of Revelation is dictated by the contrasting texts, which divides the work into two tonal centers. Each …