In music there are simple equations used to determine the length of notes, like using a " " to add half of the original note value to the note. ... This applies to all notes and rests. ... Going up a step will make the note sharp, and going down a step will make a note flat. ... Fifths refer to the space between two notes. ... This relationship continues and is used for all notes. ...
In Attitudes, it starts out slow and the notes do not overlap. It starts to quicken and the notes then overlap. ... As the note's pitch gets lower, the speed becomes faster and it seems the note is going to fade but the last note is higher in pitch than the previous, giving the impression that it will return, which it does. ... In Ribbons, it starts out with one note at a time. Then the speed picks up and the notes on the piano seem to hang in the air longer. ...
In Attitudes, it starts out slow and the notes do not overlap. It starts to quicken and the notes then overlap. ... As the note's pitch gets lower, the speed becomes faster and it seems the note is going to fade but the last note is higher in pitch than the previous, giving the impression that it will return, which it does. ... In Ribbons, it starts out with one note at a time. Then the speed picks up and the notes on the piano seem to hang in the air longer. ...
The second theme enters stately and noble though while descending down a minor scale seems humbled as the notes become slower and lower until a full cadence. The next phrase begins the third theme with staccato notes played 2 against three creating a jumpy syncopated rhythm. Glances of the melodies prior appear in the notes played legato. Theme one returns this time in octaves played by the piano accompanied by the violin playing short staccato notes. ... The three note motto emerges once again however this time sounding much like a funeral march. ...
The organ may be used to play certain chords on notes in the melody in hopes to sound pleasing to the ear. ... At the end of each section, the last note is carried out to legato, while the notes beginning the sections are a mix of staccato and marcato notes. ... After listening closely, it seems that the harmony that seems to be heard is just chords played on specific notes in the melody. ...
Hindus believe that the creation was started with a indistinct sound which later manifests itself as a two note sound,OM( It originates from the tonal frequency and eventually rises upto the perfect fourth.) and then everything happened from that divine sound. ... It has always been a solo performance where a vocalist or a instrumentalist play the melody with a percussionist and a drone of two basic notes is played by one of the students. ... There is a significant difference how the sixth note (flat sixth in comparison to the major scale) is approached in both the Ragas. The difference betwee...
The pitch of the music creates moods in music, using very high or low notes or a mixture. ... Music Notation is the way that music is written to show the length, pitch, volume, and emphasis of each note played. ... The melody of a piece of music is a group of notes that make a tune using steps and leaps of tones. ... Harmony is two or more notes played in unison. ... The key of a piece of music is a scale or chord with a main tone or tonic note that the piece is based around. ...
This church hymn was played very nicely and the high notes were in tune. ... The notes are marcatto and build suspense to the end of the song. ... It starts off with a very majestic sounding fanfare with large cymbal crashes and the notes are marcatto and low. ...
The clarinet gives vibrant color to the sound of the music while the piano gives underlying harmony under the sharp notes of the clarinet. ... Eyes glued to the notes, hands hammering away on just about every key of the piano, you can tell he was a master of the instrument. ... The notes and ranges he was pushing the clarinet to made it seem like its play was very strenuous. ... They had absolute command of the music and executed each note beautifully. ...
Copland believes that all music has a certain meaning behind the notes. He also believes the notes constitute what the piece is saying and what the piece is about. ... This plane simply suggests music exists in terms of notes and their manipulation. ...
In the second two last bars in the third movement there is an appoggiatura meaning that a leaning note. ... On the last note of each movement there is a fermata, which indicates that the note should be held for longer than its natural duration. ...
The largest pips can get up to 16 feet high and produce the lowest notes, while the smallest pipes, some as small as a pencil can produce the highest notes. They all have a pedal board, which allows the organist to play notes, but from the pedal they can get pretty low...
The voices, although, some higher than others, are more or less on lower notes rather than being high pitched. ... I suppose I interpret it being sad not because the title of the song gives it away but because the notes seem to fall rather than rise. ...
The texture of the ending of this song seemed a little grimy at times when the trumpet would chime in a few notes over the saxophone, almost drowning it out. ... The piano solo, on the other hand, consisted of a few short runs and some dissonant notes, but still triumphant. The climbing trumpets gave way to the short, still dissonant finishing notes of the piano and the intense crash of the high hat. ... This song also was not very dynamic and the trombone solo was of the same pleasing harmony as the rest of the song, with a good amount of long notes. ...
It contains subtle references to each and every one of these personalities, as small areas from the play are filled with notes of their specific creations, easily recognizable by any person with a decent level of knowledge in the history of music. ... The specific notes for strings are reminiscent of the Greek countryside while the flutes induce a state of relaxed melancholy that persists throughout the play. ...
Beyond the Pale's unusual bagpipe musicianship in "Killworth Hills", with rhythm of 6 notes per measure and tempo allegro, rivals rock songs that would otherwise be written by heavy metal hands such as Iron Maiden. Similiarly, Smithfield Fare's "Fire in The Glen", with a rhythm of 6 notes per measure and a tempo of Adante, resembles a song for a marching infantry in time of conflict. ... Smithfield Fare's "Fire in The Glen", using multiple voices and diatonic notes via acoustic guitar, emphasis counterpoint and adante tempo. ...
During the history of music, some of the most significant developments were due to religious motivation. The Renaissance era in Europe was characterized by an attitude of reform and pursuit of knowledge. A religious reformation was on its way to hit Europe in the beginning of the 16th century. This ...
Contrary to the atmosphere of most symphony concerts, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra's "Symphony with a Splash- created a fun and easygoing setting. Both the conductor, Daniel Meyer, and host, Greg Sandow, encouraged clapping throughout the entire show including during the music. This crowd par...
This, I believe is crucial to any great performance and enhances the experience and emotion of the entire piece by getting the audience involved; Making them not only see but feel the struggle that the artist has to express the notes on paper. ...
His melodic sounds and amazing range tickled the ears of the thousands of listeners who gathered to witness the concert put on by our very own Orpheus. As he swayed melodically to his music, he continued to fascinate his audience with every note. His musical range was nearly unbelievable and his ...
Contrary to the atmosphere of most symphony concerts, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra's "Symphony with a Splash- created a fun and easygoing setting. Both the conductor, Daniel Meyer, and host, Greg Sandow, encouraged clapping throughout the entire show including during the music. This cr...
