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Showing 1 to 20 of 27 for “"musical activity"”.
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Paauglių patyčios bendraujant su bendraamžiais dalyvaujančiais muzikinėje veikloje /
… manifestations about students participating in a musical activity. This fact inspired the idea to investigate the phenomenon of bullying among the similar age teenagers (participating and not participating in a musical activity) communication peculiarities, distinguishing the manifestation of the …
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Mokinių muzikinės raiškos poreikio formavimo perspektyvos klasės bendruomeniškumo aspektu /
… Factors stimulating and limiting the need for musical expression among students are discussed in the thesis. The following arguments define the work novelty and theoretic significance: • General musical activity in a class is targeted to every student’s musical expression. For this purpose, the …
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Measuring musical interaction: analysing communication in embodied musical behaviour
… and necessity of embodied interaction to musical activity, using video analysis to observe communication in musical events. Through the specific study of classical North Indian instrumental duo performance, the thesis examines how processes of social interaction may inform human musical …
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Children's Construction of Musical Knowledge in Early School
Third, musical learning and development proved to be domain-specific rather than domain-general. The construction of musical knowledge depended on accessibility of and familiarity with the specific musical repertoire rather than general physical or cognitive constraints. The children's domain …
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State, Nation and Music in Independent Ireland, 1922-51
… purport to be a historical survey of music or musical activity in independent Ireland from 1922 to 1951, although many of the major musical events and developments are chronicled. It does not purport to be a study of the nature of music in independent Ireland either, in terms of developments in …
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Rhythms of Power: Royal Drumming in Aburi -Akuapem, Ghana
… 19th century. Chapter II presents an overview of musical activity in Aburi and explains the mechanics of Akan speech surrogates. Chapter III explores the seemingly conflicting attitudes toward innovation and conservation displayed by Aburi court drummers, who fiercely resist change in repertoire …
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Systematic approaches to the study of cognition in Western art music performance
… the study in the context of the writer’s musical training, examines ways of studying and representing performance knowledge. The second chapter presents a case study of the preparation of Tōru Takemitsu’s Masque for Two Flutes (1959-1960). Using grounded theory methodology, this chapter …
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The origins of solo cello literature and performance
… and sound recordings. Whenever practical, musical scores were obtained for examination and subsequent performances of these works occurred at Illinois State University and the University of Kansas. Once this research was begun, it was clear that the origin of cello literature and …
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Anglo-Irish Music in Cork 1750-1800
… the intention of this thesis was to examine the musical activity in Cork from 1750-1800, in order to establish a relatively accurate description of what life was really like for the musicians and members of the nobility living in Cork during that time. The primary source of information in the …
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Inspiring the Nation: French Music about Jeanne d'Arc in the 1930s and 1940s
… an unusually varied cross-section of musical activity in France during the 1930s and 1940s, including masses, symphonic works, musical dramas, oratorios, and radio dramas by such leading composers as Arthur Honegger, Manuel Rosenthal, Paul Paray, Maurice Jaubert, and André Jolivet. …
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The Army School of Music 1922 - 1940
… an established, albeit small, component of Irish musical life. It is currently recognized through its four constituent military bands which make their contribution to the Defence Forces and the state much in the manner of bands in other European countries. Notwithstanding this, the institution, …
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Arthur William Foote : his contribution to chamber music in Boston and analyses of selected piano chamber works
… in chamber music and that his influence in the musical community was by no means limited to his work as a composer.Several scrapbooks exist containing programs, letters, telegrams, newspaper articles, reviews, and photographs which Foote collected over a twenty-six-year period. These scrapbooks …
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Statistics in Historical Musicology
… present fascinating historical snapshots of the musical world, and statistical analysis of them can reveal much about the changing characteristics of the population of musical works and their composers, and about the datasets and their compilers. In this thesis, statistical methodologies have …
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Kaili, the homeland of 100 festivals: Space, music, and sound in a small city
… a discourse whereby citizens relocate authentic musical practices to an imagined rural space outside the city; and how amateur musicians have constructed hierarchies of amateur musical space within the city. This thesis makes a distinctive contribution across a range of disciplinary and …
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String chamber music performance in New York City, 1842-1852: The social and cultural context of representative works by George Frederick Bristow
… much of George Frederick Bristow’s (1825-1898) musical activity during this period. As a violinist, he appeared in public performances of string chamber music, as well as in the Philharmonic Society of New York. Bristow was also a member of the Euterpean Society, a primarily amateur …
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The institutional family : group music therapy in an institutional setting
… involving video footage: descriptions of a musical activity in a group music therapy session with three children from Little Eden and descriptions of interactions that take place in the daily institutional environment at Little Eden. This study does not seek to ‘prove’ that parallels exist, …
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Soundpainting as a system for the collaborative creation of music in performance
… identity. Soundpainting, by demonstrating that musical signification can be negotiated through consensus, problematizes the convention of the composer as the sole legitimating authority of the work. Considering Soundpainting as a processual activity, this dissertation outlines the general …
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Music and community development: perspectives on relationships, roles and structures in music in community
… good. In the course of the research, a range of musical participants who are or have been musically active with the researcher were interviewed and/or engaged in group discussions around aspects of their musical experiences. Their responses were categorized into key arenas of enquiry, to some …
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Missionaries, reformers, and the beginnings of western music in late imperial China (1839-1911)
… their goals, made use of aspects of Western musical culture and how their actions helped facilitate the introduction of Western music to a wider Chinese audience in the late Qing. The purpose of this study is to show that the introduction of Western music in China was essentially a by-product …
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The relationship between creativity and stress levels in female musicians
… personality, creative behavior, complexity, and musical activity. Stress level was measured with a 14-itemscale that measured perceived stress. Preliminary analyses indicated that only 3 of the predictor variables correlated with stress level. Consequently, creative thinking, creative …
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