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| | Monody - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | In poetry, monody is a poem in which one person laments another's death. | | | While some monodies were arrangements for smaller forces of the music for large ensembles which was common at the end of the 16th century, especially in the Venetian School, most monodies were composed independently. | | | An important early treatise on monody is contained in Giulio Caccini's song collection, Le nuove musiche (Florence, 1601). |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monody
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| | Romanticism On the Net 17 (February 2000) |
| | The originary moment of the "Monody" in 1796 is not its first version of 1790, nor even the probable date of its composition, which may be as early as September 1794. | | | The originary moment for the "Monody" in 1796 is not the date of its composition. | | | (24) One of Coleridge's purposes in printing his "Monody" as the first poem in the volume was to publicize his quest for income. |
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http://users.ox.ac.uk/~scat0385/17monody.html
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| | Music from the Renaissance and Baroque |
| | This radical departure from the Renaissance concept of the way text should be set to music resulted in a completely different musical texture from the polyphony common during the Renaissance. | | | Perhaps even more than the creation of opera, the new musical texture introduced through monody ushered in an aesthetic that valued contrast and juxtaposition over seamless uniformity. | | | Gabrieli juxtaposes short sections that contrast vividly in terms of their performing forces (solo voice vs. double chorus; instrumental interlude vs. vocal monody) and style (free declamation vs. rhythmically regular, songlike moments). |
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http://www.fathom.com/course/10701021/session2.html
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| | Children of the Church, Part 4 |
| | As wide-eyed Charlotte felt Mr Monody’s, insistent fingers press against the line of her vulva through the crotch of her knickers she gave a shocked strong inhalation of breath. | | | If — or rather, as she knew in her heart, when — Mr Monody instructed her to take her top off she would be just as bare as little Charlotte, but she had more to show, being twelve and starting to be attractively developed. | | | Much worse was to follow though as she felt a thrill of unwanted pleasure shiver through her body as Mr Monody’s fingertips caressed her slit and she felt her juices start to flow. |
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http://www.asstr.org/~velocity/stories/nap015.html
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| | Monody Poetry |
| | A monody is a poem in which one person laments another's death. |
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http://members.cox.net/berniehpoetry/type/monody.html
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| | Classical Music - A short history |
| | The latter resulted in the formulation of monody for declaiming music which was at the core of early opera (Caccini, Peri) and became a vehicle for composers like Monteverdi to take forward the nascent genre of opera. | | | Italian opera (opera seria, opera buffa) soon dominated the early baroque style of the seventeenth century, which extended to the composition of oratorios on sacred subjects. |
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http://w3.rz-berlin.mpg.de/cmp/musical_history.html
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| | A guide to opera for the beginner |
| | Monteverdi introduced the idea of a musical line into his opera, and from this point onward monody was used to move plot forward in the form of recitative, or speech-song. | | | While some would argue that these two created the first operas, it is unanimously agreed that the first opera composer was Monteverdi, whose Orfeo was performed in 1607. | | | The first public opera house was created in Venice, Italy, in 1637-8. |
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http://ctct.essortment.com/operaguide_rwts.htm
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| | minstrel: cutoff date (was Several Questions,...) |
| | I understand you to be discussing monody as le nuove musiche of Caccini and others of the Camerata school, but monody as a type of music has been around for centuries. | | | Plainsong - monody (unaccompanied) troubadour/trouvere music (accompanied monody) ayres (a throwback to troub/trouvere) Opera was only happening in Italy --1598 saw the first productions, if I recall correctly. | | | >Unfortunately, music is one of the few areas where we do see a sharp >delineation between old and new right around 1600, with the emergence of >opera, monody and tonalism. |
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http://www.pbm.com/pipermail/minstrel/2000/004404.html
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| | In other words, the composer of this monody composition does not follow any particular set of rules. | | | 4 - Furthermore, like in other progressive countries, the monody artists should be identified with their contributions and should be duly rewarded. | | | The artist performing the piece is not sure how to end what he has started. |
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http://www.iles.umn.edu/faculty/bashiri/Borbad/Ghafurbek.html
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| | Chapter 12 |
| | Pindaric song fuses the contemporary art of monody, which is professional, into the transcendent ethic of monody, which rejects the superficial equation of khrêmata 'possessions' with self-worth. | | | But the anecdote about Arion suggests that the art of sympotic monody is nevertheless founded on the dynamics of material value. | | | So too with choral lyric poetry, as dramatized in Pindar's Isthmian2: the poem is admitting that its art is founded on the dynamics of material value, but it proclaims the intent of transcending the purely material, claiming the ethic of old- fashioned sympotic monody as a model. |
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http://www.press.jhu.edu/books/nagy/PHTL/chapter12.html
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| | Journal of Seventeenth-Century Music Vol. 9 No. 1 Coelho: The Players of Florentine Monody in Context and in History, ... |
| | Recent studies into the stylistic background of Caccini’s Le nuove musiche are in substantial agreement that the print is less a collection of “new musics” that suddenly shifted the paradigm, but more a validation of practices that were cultivated by amateurs and professionals throughout much of the sixteenth century. | | | This is corroborated by images of monody performance, | | | The history of Giulio Caccini’s Le nuove musiche and its role in the development of Florentine monody in general offer an instructive example of shifting attitudes in the musical historiography of the late Italian Renaissance. |
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http://sscm-jscm.press.uiuc.edu/jscm/v9/no1/Coelho.html
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| | Happy Hawkins |
| | The' was a horrid look on the sub-cook's face, an' just as I turned to interfere, Monody gave a wrench which tore out the cook's wind-pipe, gave him a sling which landed him under the table, an' handed me a fresh gun. | | | He was settin' on a big bald-faced roan, an' he had a serious look on his face. | | | You can judge o' their nerve when they made war on the Diamond Dot, we havin' one o' the biggest outfits in the territory, an' all patriotic toward the old man. Jabez give me more credit'n was due me, but he sure tried to do the fair thing by of Monody too. |
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http://www.blackmask.com/books35c/hhwkn.htm
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| | Gordon Monro - "Parabolic Monody (Solo for Heebiephone)" |
| | Parabolic Monody is a contribution to that genre of pieces for solo instrument recognisable by the following characteristics. | | | The piece is written against the capabilities of the instrument: for example, an instrument capable of beautiful melodic lines won't be given any. | | | Naturally the heebiephone player has access to techniques denied to those who play more corporeal instruments. |
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http://www.gordonmonro.com/pieces/paramon.html
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| | Chorale monody - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | It was for solo voice and accompanying instruments, usually basso continuo, and was closely related to the contemporary Italian style of monody. | | | "Chorale monody", The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, ed. | | | In music, a chorale monody was a type of a sacred composition of the very early German Baroque era. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chorale_monody
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| | Search Results for recitativo - Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | In 1617 he painted the scenery, composed the music for, and sang in Ben Jonson's masque Lovers Made Men,... | | | English composer, singer, and painter, who probably introduced Italian monody into England. | | | style of monody (accompanied solo song) that emphasizes the rhythms and accents of spoken language. |
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http://www.britannica.com/search?query=recitativo&submit=Find&source=MWTEXT
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| | Archaic Period - Culture - Monody |
| | Monody is a kind of lyric poetry that was developed on the Aegean islands during the | | | Without attaining the grace of Ibycus, they have a directness and a playful disposition, which made them popular for several centuries after his death. |
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http://www.fhw.gr/chronos/04/en/culture/223lit_lyric_monody.html
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| | Evolution of Opera [MT Dorak] |
| | Opera as we know it, however, would eventually bring together almost every art form: painting, poetry, drama, dance and music. | | | In 1602, Caccini published first collection short vocal pieces with thorough-bass accompaniment in monodic style: Le nuove musiche. | | | Solo vocal lines of one melody at a time with instrumental accompaniment (monody), as opposed to polyphony, was thought to be the correct way to set words as it would enhance the natural speech inflections but music was subservient to the words. |
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http://members.tripod.com/~dorakmt/music/opera.html
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| | 2115Chapter15.html |
| | (1607)--opera (with recitative, madrigal, monody, arioso, and instrumental accompaniment) | | | Many stage works were not published, and have been lost; the following survive | | | ("The New Music") in 1602 to describe and give musical examples of the new monody style |
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http://www.music.vt.edu/people/faculty/howell/2115/2115ChapterHandouts/2115Chapter15.html
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| | Popular History Of Music - Music Encyclopedia |
| | UP0N many accounts the development of minstrelsy by the Celtic singers and harpers was one of the most important of all the forces operative in the transformation of the art from the monody of the ancients to the expressive melody and rich harmony of modern music. | | | ONE of the most engaging personalities, and at the same time one of the most highly gifted, versatile and richly endowed geniuses who ever adorned the art of music, was that of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791). | | | ALL things considered, the most remarkable figure of this period was that of the great John Sebastian Bach, who was born at Eisenach, in Prussia, in 1685, and died at Leipsic in 1750. |
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http://www.tribalsmile.com/music/cat_index_27.shtml
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| | What is monophony, polyphony, homophony, monody etc.? |
| | Monody was the name given to this style. | | | Monody appeared in print in 1589, as part of the original discussion of this music when it was new. | | | Although the surviving musical sources are monophonic, they are often performed with accompaniment today. |
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http://www.medieval.org/emfaq/misc/homophony.html
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| | OUP: Roman Monody, Cantata and Opera from the Circles around Cardinal Montalto: Hill |
| | Through extensive archival documentation, Cardinal Montalto's patronage of music is set in the broader context of the network of political, economic, and cultural clientela to which Montalto belonged. | | | Music for Battista Guarini's last stage work and for the first Roman opera brought forth. | | | Clarendon Press Two volumes, 944 pages, halftones, tables, music examples, text-figures; music in Volume 2, 234mm x 156mm |
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http://www.oup.co.uk/isbn/0-19-816613-3
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| | Musica Viva: The Encyclopedia of Music |
| | The monody was always composed for a solo voice with a accompagniment instrument (usually a lute). | | | Musica Viva: The Encyclopedia of music: Search results | | | (No: Monodi) Italian early 17th Century song form. |
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http://www.musicaviva.com/encyclopedia/display.tpl?phrase=monody
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| | MSN Encarta - Opera |
| | In 1597 Peri made use of this insight by writing the first opera, Dafne. | | | The Camerata developed a style of vocal music called monody (Greek for “solo song”). | | | The melody was accompanied by basso continuo—that is, a series of chords on a harpsichord or other instrument—supported by a bass melody instrument. |
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http://uk.encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761570299/Opera.html
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| | Robert Burns' poem: Monody On a lady famed for her Caprice. |
| | Robert Burns' poem: Monody On a lady famed for her Caprice. | | | Monody On a lady famed for her Caprice. | | | Home > Authors Index > Browse all available works of Robert Burns > Text of Monody On a lady famed for her Caprice. |
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http://www.readbookonline.net/readOnLine/4157
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Oratorio |
| | The spirit of the Renaissance, that is the revolt against the domination of the arts by the spirit of the Church, led to the restoration of Greek monody, and gradually perfected compositions for one or more voices and instruments which ultimately culminated in the opera. | | | Philip, realizing the great power of music, provided in the rule for his congregation, "that his fathers together with the faithful, should rouse themselves to the contemplation of heavenly things by means of musical harmony". | | | While in the sixteenth century liturgical polyphonic music reached its highest development, secular music boasted only one ensemble or choral form, the madrigal. |
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http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/11270a.htm
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| | The project is innovative and unique in terms of both the sense of church monody and the context of music history in general. | | | A serial edition of The Anthology of Ukrainian Church Monody has begun, with two volumes already published. | | | A draft leaflet has been written and published |
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http://www.il.ichistory.org/indexeng.php
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| | Milton: Lycidas - Notes |
| | This person would presumably be the final narrator, who seemingly masks himself as the "uncouth swain." This concept of story-telling ties Lycidas closer to the genre of pastoral elegy. | | | Canzone is essentially a polyphonic lyrical form, hence creating a serious conflict with the "monody." Milton may have meant "monody" in the sense that the poem should be regarded more as a story told completely by one person as opposed to a chorus. | | | Milton's epigram labels Lycidas a "monody": a lyrical lament for one voice. |
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http://www.dartmouth.edu/~milton/reading_room/lycidas/notes.shtml
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| | Intelligence having been communicated to her, that Mr. | | | The Author of the following Monody to the memory of that distinguished character, Lord Erskine, had it in contemplation to publish Memoirs of him, blended with extracts from his celebrated and beautiful Speeches, and had obtained the permission of his Royal Highness the Duke of York, to allow the work to be inscribed to him. | | | A Monody to the Memory of Thomas Lord Erskine. |
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http://digital.lib.ucdavis.edu/projects/bwrp/Works/CopeHAMono.htm
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| | ninemsn Encarta - Search Results - Monody |
| | Monody, musical texture with a single melodic line, particularly associated with the experiments in late 16th-century Florence that began in an... | | | Although the earliest sources of polyphonic (multipart) music date from the start of this period (for example, Musica Enchiriadis, c. |
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http://au.encarta.msn.com/Monody.html
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| | Archaic Greek Lyric |
| | Choral lyric refers to poems composed to be sung by a chorus, on sacred (i.e. | | | Lyric monody names that form of lyric composed for a single performer to either sing or read aloud for the pleasure of another or others (including divinities), on mostly secular occasions such as symposia or private invocations that might be erotically charged. | | | The lyric poets can be divided into two groups. |
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http://academic.reed.edu/humanities/110Tech/lyric.html
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| | Untitled Document |
| | Occasion and performance of monody; occasion and performance of choral lyric. | | | Alcaeus: discussion of the poet and a reading of select poetic fragments. |
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http://www.umich.edu/~classics/programs/class/cc/101/Acosta-Hughes/OutlinesS272.htm
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| | Class 31: Monody, Florentine Opera, and Claudio Monteverdi |
| | Class 31: Monody, Florentine Opera, and Claudio Monteverdi | | | Cite several ways in which Monteverdi’s approach to opera in Orfeo (1607) differs from that of Peri in Euridice (1600). |
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http://www.arts.arizona.edu/mus330a/330-00,29.htm
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| | In the late Florentine Renaissance, composers and poets re-created monody, abandoned more complex forms in music, and adapted ancient Greek monodic ideal into a “new music,” using poetics that were simple, personal, and sung. | | | Yet monody is listed in Britannica Online as: “a style of accompanied solo song [which] arose about 1600, particularly in Italy.” Both statements are true. | | | In its purest form, monody is verbal-vocal construction of melodic line, drawing upon vocal inflection to deliver para-verbal message. |
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http://portfolio.iu.edu/avillene/GSO/Monody_(abstract).doc
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| | Suite Sixteen: Monody by Victor Feldman: Song Music Downloads |
| | Suite Sixteen: Monody by Victor Feldman: Song Music Downloads | | | Sorry, at this time no downloads have been found for "Suite Sixteen: Monody" on album Departure Dates. | | | Portions of content provided by All Music Guide © 2005 AEC One Stop Group, Inc. |
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http://www.mp3.com/tracks/2874243/dl_streams.html
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| | sm1855571410 |
| | Calm be her sleep, monody / by Cha's. |
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http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/sm1855.571410
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| | “Five centuries of Ukrainian spiritual music” - XVI-XX cent. |
| | During the 17th and early 18th cent, a new style of Baroque multi-voiced spiritual music developed in Ukraine - namely, the "partesnyi singing" (from Latin "partes" - part), its brightest example - the concerto. | | | Unfortunately researches and scholars have not been able to decipher this monody as recorded in 11th - 15th cent, manuscripts, because the absence of lines in the notation did not fix the pitch and the signs or symbols represented little groups of and not just one note. | | | The earliest appearance of church music in Ukraine was in the form of church monody and dates back to the Middle Ages. |
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http://www.cck.kiev.ua/en/cd/d10vcent/text.htm
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| | introduction |
| | · the experiment of monody led to the creation of dramatic music | | | · monody was adapted to suit each of its large-scale applications: in the theater, opera; in the Church, oratorio and church cantata; and in the chamber or salon, secular cantata | | | · Secular cantata---a direct descendant of monody, becoming the leading form of vocal chamber music in the Baroque |
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http://www.public.asu.edu/~jwang2/portfolio/western/baroque/intro.html
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| | .: Serpenthia :. |
| | Though never officially released in print, Maiden's Monody was available for download for a certain period of time. | | | Unfortunately this version of Maiden's Monody is no longer available. |
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http://www.freewebs.com/serpenthia/music.html
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| | published collection of songs called Le Nuove Musiche (The New Music) in 1602; used flexible text declamation of monody, but these songs were more melodious, more virtuosic; however, clarity of text was paramount. | | | He called the style stile rappresentativo (representative style): purpose was to express text directly, get rid of polyphony, use single line (monody) against simple background. | | | experimented with monody but didn't take it as literally as Galilei |
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http://www.uwsp.edu/music/pholland/221/22103.htm
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| | Sheet Music publication - Monody For Orchestra, Full Score |
| | Sheet Music publication - Monody For Orchestra, Full Score | | | This title ships direct from the publisher - normally within 4 working days. | | | Prices subject to change to be advised on confirmation of order. |
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http://music.netstoreusa.com/z89/WBz899526.shtml
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| | Literature and Styles in Music I |
| | 1575-1630) also known for "motets" on traditional texts, incorporating stylistic elements from the concertato, monody and bel canto styles | | | Emilio de Cavalieri's Representation of the Soul and the Body ("La Rappresentatione di Anima e di Corpo") (1600), composed for "devotional service," was probably staged and often considered first oratorio (although sometimes de | | | By the middle of the 17th century, the term "oratorio" is applied to a dramatic work with a sacred subject matter for soloists, chorus and orchestra |
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http://www.uwgb.edu/ogradyt/ls1/ebchurch.htm
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| | MUH 3211 2nd Examination |
| | Stringed instrument, with a cranked wheel instead of a bow, which produced a drone as well as a melody | | | Designation for "loud" and "soft" in instrumental practice | | | Practitioners of secular monody sang in Latin, because it was a universal language, understood by all. |
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http://nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu/~bassoon/MUH3211/exam2.html
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| | Y's Palm (Yoshi's Palmware) |
| | New version(s) of Monody won't be released until the second half of 2002. | | | You need a MIDI synthesizer to play data ('software synthesizer' works fine). | | | At the moment I'm in Guatemala to study Spanish. |
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http://www.geocities.com/yspalm
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| | OAC:Monody to the Memory of Thomas Lord Erskine |
| | Monody to the Memory of Thomas Lord Erskine | | | Monody to the Memory of Thomas Lord Erskine [electronic resource] /. | | | A Monody to the Memory of Thomas Lord Erskine [electronic resource] / |
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http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt087009b9
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Topic: Monody