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Choral Works of William Henry Fry
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The Choral Works of Anthony Philip Heinrich
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Schumann's Choral Works and the Romantic Movement
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The choral works of Robert Schumann (1810-56)
Schumann's choral music provides a focus for an account of his later compositional career. Various original contributions to research are made. The Handelian influence behind his early choral writing is identified in Das Paradies und die Peri. An account of Schumann's choral societies gives an …
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The Large Sacred Choral Works of Franz Liszt
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A conductor's study of the choral works of Daniel Asia
… on symphonic music, he has also written five works for chorus. This document will attempt to chronicle Asia's compositional development through a study of his five choral works: (1) Nineteen (published under the title, Sound Shapes) (1973); (2) Why (?) Jacob (1978); (3) She (1981); (4) …
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Compositional process of Rene Clausen as demonstrated in selected choral works
… to discuss his compositional process in selected choral works. The discussion included Clausen's "creative impetus," and "compositional approach" to the elements of text, harmony, rhythm, melody and texture.The writer examined Clausen's thirty-three published choral works. Three works …
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Constancy and Changes in Petr Eben's Sacred Choral Works: An Overview
… and harmony specifically as illustrated in seven choral works. A separate section in each chapter is devoted to the influence of plainchant if the selected work is chant-derived. The conclusion evaluates the constancy and changes of Eben's compositional practices and assesses the degree to which …
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Changing the Landscape: Toward Equitable Programming Highlighting Choral Works by Women Composers
… Landscape advocates for increased programming of choral compositions by women composers. Progress toward equitable programming is being realized especially for twenty-first century women composers; however, when surveying which pieces are selected within major genres of the choral canon, works by …
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The Soli-Tutti Concept in The Choral Works of Johann Sebastian Bach
… the "soli-tutti" principle when related to choral works. The thrust of this thesis is to trace the development of this concept, culminating in its indicated use by Johann Sebastian Bach, and then to speculate where in his non-indicated choral works, by analogy, one should apply this …
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Text Selection and Musical Treatment In Selected Choral Works of Jean Belmont Ford
… Her music is becoming well known amongst choral musicians and deserves the examination provided within this document.</p> <p>Chapter one is an introduction discussing the need and purpose for this study along with related literature and methodology. Chapter two focuses on her choices of …
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Textural and Harmonic Density in Selected Choral Works (1992--2003) by Eric Whitacre
… document is an objective analysis of thirteen works composed between 1992 and 2003 by Eric Whitacre (b.1970). The author's experience in performing these choral works led him to believe that the composer's process had produced consistent stylistic traits between each composition. Published …
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The a Cappella Choral Works for Mixed Voices of Elisabeth Lutyens (Serial, Atonal, British)
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The Late Unaccompanied Choral works of Ralph Vaughan Williams: A Conductor's Analysis and Performance Guide
… considerations involving the unaccompanied choral works composed by Ralph Vaughan Williams between the years 1945 and 1958. Eighteen individual pieces are discussed, including three motets, two chorales, five part songs, and eight folk song arrangements. Analytical charts mapping the form, …
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"""To immerse myself in words"": Text and music in selected choral works of Samuel Barber"
This study focuses on the texts of ten choral works of Samuel Barber: The Virgin Martyrs, Let down the bars, O Death, Heaven-Haven, Sure on this shining night, Reincarnations (three), A Stopwatch and an Ordnance Map, Twelfth Night, and To be Sung on the Water. The works span Barber's professional …
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The short-form choral works of Florence B. Price: compelling music for a range of choirs
… of this study was to promote the short-form choral works of Florence B. Price (1887-1953) as compelling music for study and performance by high school choirs, collegiate choirs, and community choirs with intermediate and advanced ability levels. The presentation and supporting document …
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The Intersection of Personal Faith and Compositional Craft in Selected Choral Works of Michael Praetorius (1571-1621)
… and musical evidence drawn from the life and works of Michael Praetorius strongly suggests that he not only was a religious man, but also possessed a deep personal Christian faith. Praetorius desired and worked to promote the worship of God with his intellect, musical craft and skills. His …
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Selected choral works from Musica sacra by Heitor Villa-Lobos : a performance edition with critical notes and commentary
… particularly with regard to his instrumental works, his sacred choral compositions are generally considered to be peripheral in his overall compositional productivity. Although his major sacred choral works such as Bendita Sabedoria, Missa Sad Sebastian, and Magni scat Alleluia are programmed …
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The late choral works of Heinrich von Herzogenberg and their relationship to the heritage of specific choral genres
The late 19th century composer and scholar Heinrich von Herzogenberg, was, along with Philipp Spitta, one of the founders of the Leipzig Bach-Verein. Herzogenberg's interest in the music of the Baroque, most notably that of Bach, carried over into his own compositions. The influence of Johannes …
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