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Just another WordPress.com site. The Beathovens of History →. October 20, 2010. But the reason I love it so much is because the clarinets finally get to do their thing. Finally, a movement where the strings don’t get things started with some epic gesture! Where the clarinets (and other woodwinds – you flutes, oboes, and bassoons are ok, too) have the sonic space to send their silky-smooth sound slithering slyly, softly, soporifically. As Carol mentioned in her post on texture. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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Just another WordPress.com site. Monthly Archives: November 2010. November 8, 2010. I’ve been a slacker the past two weeks, failing to post even a single listening reaction to Berlioz. Please accept as my apology this clip of a 1948 Royal Danish Ballet performance of Berlioz’s “March to the Scaffold” with choreography … Continue reading →. The Beathovens of History. Sinfonia, Overture, Sinfony, Symphony. On The Beathovens of History. Mariana Gudino on The Beathovens of History. Blog at WordPress.com.

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Just another WordPress.com site. Monthly Archives: September 2010. Opera, or The Undoing of Women. September 28, 2010. L’Orfeo is, at heart, a tragic love story. Orfeo and Euridice love each other and lose each other – twice. If the Apollo ending is correct, we’re assured that they’ll be together once again in heaven, allowing the lovers a … Continue reading →. Instrumental Music and Staging. September 22, 2010. September 20, 2010. September 17, 2010. September 14, 2010. In the last lecture, Matt encoura...

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Just another WordPress.com site. Author Archives: Louis Epstein. Assistant Professor of Music at St. Olaf College. November 8, 2010. I’ve been a slacker the past two weeks, failing to post even a single listening reaction to Berlioz. Please accept as my apology this clip of a 1948 Royal Danish Ballet performance of Berlioz’s “March to the Scaffold” with choreography … Continue reading →. The Beathovens of History. October 25, 2010. October 20, 2010. October 18, 2010. Sinfonia, Overture, Sinfony, Symphony.

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The Beathovens of History | Inspired Listening

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Just another WordPress.com site. Symphonie Dance-tastique →. The Beathovens of History. October 25, 2010. I can’t help but share my personal favorite reference to Beethoven’s famous 9th symphony. It comes from The Beatles’s second feature-length film,. Whether Ringo doesn’t know “Ode to Joy” or is simply too nervous to muster his whistling skills, we don’t know. But by the time John repeats the inspector’s instructions – “Don’t worry! Can we even compare them? 8221; Would we call Beethoven “popular?

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Do you remember? | Inspired Listening

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Just another WordPress.com site. Sinfonia, Overture, Sinfony, Symphony. Wistful Winds →. October 18, 2010. One of the trickiest – and coolest – things about sonata form is that it tests your memory in various ways. You’re constantly playing the game, “Do you remember? 8221; which you may know by its more informal name, “I feel like I’ve heard this before, but I’m not sure . . .”. Here’s how it works. I’m talking about transition music, the sequences (remember those? You should and you shouldn’t&#46...

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Arguable Thesis | Inspired Listening

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Just another WordPress.com site. Opera, or The Undoing of Women. Sinfonia, Overture, Sinfony, Symphony →. October 7, 2010. There has been great confusion over what constitutes an arguable thesis in a music paper. I’ve been coming up with examples from Messiah (so as not to influence your specific choices for Orfeo) and while reading a student’s description of Scene III, I came up with a somewhat outlandish idea:. Handel uses texture to criticize the Catholic Church as any good Anglican would.”. Ok, so I&...

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Sinfonia, Overture, Sinfony, Symphony | Inspired Listening

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Just another WordPress.com site. Sinfonia, Overture, Sinfony, Symphony. October 11, 2010. How do we get from Monteverdi’s repeating “sinfonia” to Handel’s “Sinfony” to Beethoven’s “Symphony? 8221; A spot of research in Grove Music Online. Eventually the sinfonia “migrated” to a position at the beginning of an opera, or oratorio in the case of. A great example is Lulli’s overture to the opera. Listen closely to the Sinfony from. By the time Beethoven got to the concert symphony, it had been a well-known a...