School of Fine Arts Department of musical studies Lesson: Introduction to music morphology Teaching: Mrs. Sampson – Nika Evanthia Student: Vlahopoulos Ioannis Morphological analysis of Mozart’s “Fantasia in D minor”‚ KV. 397. Thessaloniki‚ 2005 Preface Although the title ‘fantasia’ if often used as a generic implication for a work where its structural features are secondary to the imagination of the composer‚ the K. 397
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CONCERTO A concerto (from the Italian: concerto‚ plural concerti or‚ often‚ the anglicised form concertos) is a musical composition usually composed in three parts or movements‚ in which (usually) one solo instrument (for instance‚ a piano‚ violin‚ cello or flute) is accompanied by an orchestra. The etymology is uncertain‚ but the word seems to have originated from the conjunction of the two Latin words conserere (meaning to tie‚ to join‚ to weave) and certamen (competition‚ fight): the idea
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For his time‚ Brahms was criticized as being overly technical or old fashioned; an opponent of true progress and emotion in music. However‚ what his music shows is not a lack of emotion but layers of depth. His carefully planned motifs and calculated phrases allow his audience an initial emotional experience while offering a technical structure intelligent enough to sate most musicologists. This can especially be seen in Movement One of Brahms’ Third Symphony‚ where he clearly uses a specific pattern
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Baroque Period – Bach Toccata and Fugue in D minor The Toccata and Fugue in D minor‚ BWV 538‚ is an organ piece by Johann Sebastian Bach. Like the better-known BWV 565‚ BWV 538 also bears the titleToccata and Fugue in D Minor‚ although it is often referred to by the nickname Dorian — a reference to the fact that the piece is written without a key signature — a notation that is uncommon today and leads one to assume the Dorian mode. However‚ the two pieces are quite different musically‚ it is nearly
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The Reality of Death in John Brehm’s “Sotto Voce” In John Brehm’s “Sotto Voce” he discusses the fear of death as an intangible in which people do not always acknowledge theirs or their peers actions of concealing their fear of death. People do not realize how quickly life can pass by‚ and they spend the majority of their time busying themselves to refrain from thinking of the worst: death. Brehm delivers his message by conveying the point that people try to cover up the idea of death with a redundant
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are shown. •= Testing Operational Amplifiers – a section that had become hopelessly outdated. Testing techniques are now tailored to the individual amplifier‚ to test for parameters important to its intended purpose or target end equipment. 1 SBOA092A •= Some other application circuits were eliminated – if they were deemed impractical in the light of today’s technology. This handbook has also been reorganized to eliminate some redundancy‚ and place all application circuits in
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Student Name: MTG Course Title: BTEC EXTENDED NATIONAL DIPLOMA HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE (CORE UNIT) Unit Title/Number: 22: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY FOR HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE. ASSIGNMENT 1 Tutor Name: Caroline Edwards Issue date: W/C 8.9.14 Formative feedback: Date: W/C 10.11.14 Summative assessment: Date: W/C 24.11.14 Final Grade: Points: Please read this assignment brief carefully and follow the tasks: INTRODUCTION/SCENARIO
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Renzo Piano Renzo Piano was born on September 14‚ 1937 in Genoa‚ Italy‚ into a family of builders. He graduated from the school of Architecture‚ Milan Polytechnic in 1964. During his studies‚ he often worked under the design guidance of Franco Albini‚ but in his spare time he would work steadily at his fathers building shop. This is where he truly developed a love for the trade. Between the years 1965 and 1970 he worked with many great architects like‚ Louis I. Kahn‚ Z. S. Makowsky and Jean
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Analysis of “Piano Man” Music has been a part of human culture for many years. It is embedded deep in our roots‚ from Native Americans chanting around a fire‚ to slaves harmonizing while laboring in the fields‚ to Beatle-mania‚ to the Backstreet Boys welcoming the new millennium. The great artists of this industry will forever be remembered for their ability to combine moving‚ soulful lyrics with enchanting melodies‚ all while reaching millions of individuals in a unique way. Billy Joel’s “Piano Man” is
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WORK: | Piano Quartet in Eb major Mvmt’1 Op.47 By Robert Schumann | <Instrumentation: Violin‚ Viola‚ Cello and Piano> Robert Alexander Schumann was a German Romantic composer and music critic who lived from 8 June 1810 to 29 July 1856. He composed this piece in 1842‚ also known as his ‘Chamber Music Year.’ Schumann had never written a chamber work until this year except an early piano quartet in 1829. However‚ in 1842‚ he composed the Three String Quartets Op. 41‚ the Piano Quintet Op.44‚ the
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