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Showing 1 to 20 of 577 for “"in music"”.
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The new in music
<p>The selection of the subject, “The New in Music,” was prompted by an interest in the frequent appearance of new aspects in the art music. The following critique is the result of an attempt to uncover forces which work toward forming the new, to evaluate essential factors of newness, and to …
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Academic Hazing In Music Education
Abstract: academic hazing in this context is defined as the academic misuse of new or prospective graduate students in music education. Academic hazing can also refer to senior faculty who haze junior faculty during the years prior to tenure. This study was designed in two parts to examine academic …
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Bayesian methods in music modelling
… hierarchical generative Bayesian models of musical signals designed to improve the accuracy of existing multiple pitch detection systems and other musical signal processing applications whilst remaining feasible for real-time computation. At the lowest level the signal is modelled as a set …
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Artistic Expression in Music and Poetry
This paper delineates meaningful relationships of passions, emotions, feelings, affections, nuances and aural perceptions of expressions and utterances, for understanding human artistic possibilities historically and contemporarily in the fraternal arts of music and poetry, with reference to …
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AN INTRODUCTORY COURSE IN MUSIC ENTREPRENEURSHIP
This document presents a syllabus, curriculum outline, lesson plans and a suggested bibliography for a 50-minute-per-week course in Music Entrepreneurship. The course is designed for undergraduate and graduate students. The materials presented are intended to be useful to any teacher developing an …
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Large-Scale Pattern Discovery in Music
This work focuses on extracting patterns in musical data from very large collections. The problem is split in two parts. First, we build such a large collection, the Million Song Dataset, to provide researchers access to commercial-size datasets. Second, we use this collection to study cover song …
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Continuous dimensional emotion tracking in music
… size of easily-accessible libraries of digital music recordings is growing every day, and people need new and more intuitive ways of managing them, searching through them and discovering new music. Musical emotion is a method of classification that people use without thinking and it therefore …
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Creative identity in music teaching and learning
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Michigan State University. Music Education, 2010
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Magic realism in music : Four electroacoustic compositions
The subject of this thesis is not the text contained in this book, but the four electroacoustic compositions presented: Go, Hendrix Haze, Triple Concerto and Toccata del Mago. The purpose of this writing is to put forward a context in which these four compositions may be assessed. In chapter 1, I …
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Musical Thinking as Exemplified in Music Criticism
… this study was to consider the thought processes involved in the formulation of written music criticism. Using John Dewey's definition of thinking as a basis, the works of metacritics Francis Sparshott, Theodore M. Greene, and D. W. Gotshalk and critics Virgil Thomson and M. D. Calvocoressi were …
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Aesthetic Theory: Its Uses in Music Education
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-11T17:21:23Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 7317650.pdf: 4683377 bytes, checksum: 9e02cd70f37e68592d253f60d6f7376b (MD5) Previous issue date: 1973
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Melancholia and Consciousness in Music, Art and Literature
Melancholia and Consciousness in Music, Art and Literature is an interdisciplinary exploration of artists’ melancholia as a state of consciousness across the visual arts, music, and literature, from the times of the Hippocratic writers to the emergence of the unconscious as a source of artistic …
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The perception of expressive movement in music performance
… which address the issue of body movements in music performance. The closest equivalent work is found in studies which adopt "ecological', methods, based on the theoretical approach of J. J. Gibson. Chapters 1 and 2 present this framework together with a review of related literature from a …
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A Review of Doctoral Dissertations in Music Education
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The art of design expressive intelligence in music
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Architecture and Planning, 1993.
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The Historical Exclusion of Mexican Americans in Music Education
… explores Mexican American student access to music education programs during the four main periods of Mexican American educational experience identified by Chicano education history scholar Gilbert G. Gonzalez (2013): de jure segregation (1900-1950), the inter-American period (1950-1965), the …
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Artistic voice in music performance as/and complex thinking
Artistic practice typically aims toward expressing the ineffable aspects of life. Yet neither the ineffable nor the lived experience of the expressive act is fully claimed by the observable object. This irreducibility is constituted through a process and/as its product. Within this co-dependent …
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"I Believe": The Credo in Music, 1300 to 1500
<p>The Credo is a liturgical and musical outlier among the movements of the mass ordinary. It is the longest text of the ordinary, was the latest addition to the mass, and is the locus of several odd musical phenomena, such as the proliferation of dozens of new monophonic settings of the creed …
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