Deploration sur la mort de Johannes Ockeghem While listening to this song, I noticed that it was a motet. Each new line of the text begins a new point of imitation, while the voice that leads, the others imitating the leads as they move around. The upper voice seems more melodic than the tenors an...
As mentioned by Penarreta Suarez, "the recording of El Duo Ecuador comprised of Nicasio Safadi and Enrique Ibáñez Mora in 1930, realized in Ney York, generated a success in Pasillo "Guayaquil de mis amores ", thus achieving to internationalize a genre that already took increasingly dominant musical force as a representation of the Ecuadorian identity "( cite). ... This is exemplified when Jhandry Penarreta Suarez explains how this "tonalidad ha servido para generar un trato melodico nostálgico en donde se acoplan poemas de amor, textos melancolicos por la pérdida...
It was in 1646 when he got attention from Roger de Lorrraine, who was the son of a Duke of guise. ... In 1672 after he broke up with Moliere, he acquired the opera privilege of Pierre Perrin and became director of the " Academie Royale de Musique", which was the Royal Opera. ... Ballets de Cour When he started composing and dancing for the court Ballets, he caused the genre to blossom and change positively in character. ... To give you an example, chaconne which ended Ballet de la Raillerie in 1659 had 51 couplets along with an extra free part. ... Other works that he did in this ge...
Originating in the province of Santiago de Cuba it was called "Son de la Má Teodora."" ... Characterizing this genre was limited to the fact that it would originate in the province of Santiago de Cuba, and its performance style of keeping a syncopated bass rhythm that preceded the downbeat. ... Another website found came off the lycos search engine and is named "Sonidos de las Américas: Cuba - Sources in Cuban Music."" ... "Sonidos de las Américas: Cuba - Sources in Cuban Music."" http://www.americancomposers.org/cubasourceessay.htm (13 Mar. 2003). ...
Many times throughout history periods of great musical and dance developments have crossed paths, resulting in a great flourish of artistic achievement. Musical and dance performances were of great interest for many reasons and demanded by many rulers. These time periods helped to create some of t...
Clare de Lune is by far Debussy's most popular musical masterpiece. ... Clare de Lune is from Debussy's Suite Bergamasque. Clare de Lune meaning moonlight is Debussy's signature piece. If one would mention Claude Debussy they would think of Clare de Lune. ... Many movies include in their soundtrack Clare de Lune. ...
"La Liberazione Di Rugiero,"" one of Caccini's more known pieces shows the complexity music could contain at this time. ... She was the first woman to win the Prix de Rome, for her musical compositions (Krull and Hewitt, 79). ... Some examples are as follows: in the piece "D'un soir triste,"" she used a muted tam-tam crash, bass drums, off-beat notes on a harp, and several percussion; in the piece "D'un matin de printemps,"" she used orchestrations such as lightly tapped and brushed snare drums (Lace, 3). ...
