For Music | 10-96210,
2010
Butler University
For Music | 10-96210, James Q. Mulholland
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For Music, for SATB divisi Voices with Piano Accompaniment
Part Number: 10-96210
Price: $1.80
Voicing: SATB
Lyrics By: William Alexander Percy (1885-1942)
Music By: James Q. Mulholland
Commissioned by the Jackson Choral Society, Jackson, Mississippi in celebration of its 50th anniversary (2010). Dr. Nancy Osman Moore, Artistic Director
Little Red Bird On The Lonely Moor | 24-96500,
2010
Butler University
Little Red Bird On The Lonely Moor | 24-96500, Matt Smart
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Little Red Bird on the Lonely Moor
Part Number: 24-96500
Price: $1.75
Voicing: SA
Lyrics By: Traditional Celtic Melody
Music By: Matt Smart
Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burnin'-Sab | 20-96435,
2010
Butler University
Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burnin'-Sab | 20-96435, Greg Gilpin
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Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burnin'Traditional Spiritual
Part Number: 20-96435
Price: $1.90
Voicing: SAB
Arranged By: Greg Gilpin
Montana Cowgirl | 20-95970,
2010
Butler University
Montana Cowgirl | 20-95970, Susan Brumfield
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Montana Cowgirl(Coyote Song)
Part Number: 20-95970
Price: $1.90
Voicing: SSA
Music By: Ray Park
Arranged By: Susan Brumfield
with Fiddle
Featured at: 2013 KyACDA Fall Convocation
Bye-Bye (Score),
2010
University of North Florida
Bye-Bye (Score), Gary Smart
Music Faculty Research and Scholarship
“Bye-bye” for mixed sextet of instruments was written specifically for the 2010 Finale Composers’ Competition. It was finished in August 2010. It is a kind of abstract toccata which relies on rhythmic gestures as a primary unifying device. “Bye-bye” is Ivesian in it’s overall American character and in it’s use of materials from diverse musical genres (vaudeville, ragtime, waltz, early jazz, swing, etc.).
Only five minutes in length, this piece is written to serve as a brilliant, eccentric showpiece encore. Fans of the “Great American songbook” will recognize this music to be a free fantasy on the old sing-a-long favorite …
An Interactive Music System Based On The Technology Of The Reactable,
2010
Edith Cowan University
An Interactive Music System Based On The Technology Of The Reactable, James Herrington
Theses : Honours
The purpose of this dissertation is to investigate and document a research project undertaken in the designing, constructing and performing of an interactive music system. The project involved building a multi-user electro-acoustic music instrument with a tangible user interface, based on the technology of the reacTable. The main concept of the instrument was to integrate the ideas of 1) interpreting gestural movement into music, 2) multi-touch/multi-user technology, and 3) the exploration of timbre in computer music. The dissertation discusses the definition, basics and essentials of interactive music systems and examines the past history and key features of the three …
The Analysis Of Composition Techniques In Utp_: Synthetic Composition For Electroacoustic Ensembles,
2010
Edith Cowan University
The Analysis Of Composition Techniques In Utp_: Synthetic Composition For Electroacoustic Ensembles, Kynan Tan
Theses : Honours
This thesis attempts to analyse and describe a number of spectrally oriented composition techniques for composing music for electroacoustic ensemble. These techniques aim to achieve a synthetic approach to combining electronic and acoustic sound sources in live performance. To achieve this, an in-depth analysis of utp_ (2008) by Alva Noto and Ryuichi Sakamoto in collaboration with Ensemble Modern is conducted. utp_ utilises a large acoustic ensemble, live electronic processing, prerecorded electronic sound and video projections in performance. The discussion also queries the possible problems of electroacoustic performance, and examines ways to resolve the most prevalent issues. This involves a discussion …
The Logic Of Objects,
2010
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
The Logic Of Objects, David B. Eichelberger
School of Art, Art History, and Design: Theses and Student Creative Work
The human mind assimilates information and experiences quickly and constantly, and is aided by mental systems that we rely on to function. We classify the input of our lives with extreme efficiency. Our notions about the things we encounter in the world are learned from past experiences, and these expectations help us file the data of our lives. My work is composed to create pause. I am interested in slowing down the processes of assimilation by manipulating our expectations, and extending events measured in microseconds into saturated and engaging experiences. Functional qualities, visual rhythms, and exaggerated proportions are some of …
