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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"vocal composition"”.

  1. Emphasizing the Articulatory and Timbral Aspects of Vocal Production in Vocal Composition

    … articulatory and timbral phenomena in vocal composition began about 1950. The first part of this paper examines the interest shown by contemporary composers, teachers of singing, and performers in articulatory and timbral phenomena, and discusses the impact of these interests on …

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  2. Yoruba Opera: A practice-based research enquiry into the idea of vocal composition in a non-European cultural framework.

    … explore their context, process and methods of compositions and put it to practise in performance, recording, notation and transcription and by way of analysis. Yòrùbá music was destined to travel in the streams of Oral tradition in an unending yet spontaneous circle. But now, I want to begin to …

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  3. Reimagining the Collective: Black Popular Music and Recording Studio Innovation, 1970-1990

    … The collective sound of instrumentalists and vocalists heard on records no longer resulted from live-to-tape recordings of group performances, but was increasingly the product of constructed representations, as separate layered events were cut to multitrack tape.</p> <p>When mixed together, …

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  4. Now All the Fingers of This Tree

    … where one performer records each of the nine vocal lines. The second movement is an electro-acoustic work derived from four phrases of the original recording of the first movement. Total duration of the work is approximately 19 minutes. The paper provides a detailed analysis of both movements …

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