Winds Chamber Music,
2012
Chapman University
Winds Chamber Music, Michael Rushman, Zachary Mariano, Javier Cerna, David Stetson, Ryan Jesch, Tim Mathiesen, Saul Reynoso, Kyle Smith, Matthew Bond, David Housky, Nicole Rosales, Christina Cheon, Nolan Pethren, Kyle Chattleton, Paul Sherman, Jackie Zhou, Cynthia Ley, Bryan Hume, David Corley, Amber Crowe, Hayden Vaughn, Tyler Hardy, Sarah Barr, Sam Weber, Ben Lambillotte, Trevor Garcia, Bella Staav, Iris Jackson
Printed Performance Programs (PDF Format)
No abstract provided.
The Spirit Of Triumph, James Anderson Depreist: The Life, Career And Music Of An American Conductor,
2012
University of Southern Mississippi
The Spirit Of Triumph, James Anderson Depreist: The Life, Career And Music Of An American Conductor, Darryl Eric Harris Sr.
Dissertations
The purpose of this research is to present an organized account of the life, career and music of this prominent American symphonic conductor. James Anderson DePreist is an African American conductor/composer, educator and spokesman for the Americans with Disabilities who has achieved prominence in the symphonic field while overcoming many obstacles, both physical and social. In addition to having have conducted orchestras all over the world, this maternal nephew of famed contralto Marian Anderson is best known as the arranger/composer of Theme For The Cosby Show, the 1988–1989 season, as recorded by the Oregon Symphony Orchestra.
In addition to a …
An Analysis And An Historical Contextualization Of Frank Ticheli’S “Cajun Folk Songs”,
2012
University of Southern Mississippi
An Analysis And An Historical Contextualization Of Frank Ticheli’S “Cajun Folk Songs”, Jody Anthony Besse
Dissertations
This document was constructed using a qualitative research approach to discuss and illuminate the various compositional techniques used by Frank Ticheli in his composition Cajun Folk Songs. The content will include a biographical background of Mr. Ticheli, documentation related to the Cajun Culture and Cajun Music, an analysis of Ticheli’s composition Cajun Folk Songs, and valuable information related to the rehearsal and performance of this work. The intent of the study is to shed light on the relevant aspects pertinent to the musical interpretation of the selected work for the conductor, the performer, and the listener.
Big Band And Jazz Combo Concert,
2012
Chapman University
Big Band And Jazz Combo Concert, Chapman Big Band, Chapman Jazz Combo
Printed Performance Programs (PDF Format)
No abstract provided.
An American In Paris: Musical Exoticism In The Solo Piano Works Of Louis Moreau Gottschalk,
2012
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
An American In Paris: Musical Exoticism In The Solo Piano Works Of Louis Moreau Gottschalk, Jonathan Edward Verbeten
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
Louis Moreau Gottschalk was a nineteenth-century American piano virtuoso and composer. In 1841, at the age of twelve, Gottschalk left his native New Orleans to pursue a formal musical education in Paris. During his sojourn, Gottschalk gained fame for his piano music, in which he claimed to portray creole culture, more specifically the songs, dances, and rituals of Louisiana slaves. Nineteenth-century music critics were all too eager to crown Gottschalk as the first great American composer. In the present era, his music is still a source of national pride. I propose that Gottschalk's music is not necessarily an accurate representation …
Joseph Kreines: A Biographical Sketch, An Analysis Of American Song Set For Band And A Descriptive Catalogue Of His Original Compositions And Transcriptions For Wind Band,
2012
University of Southern Mississippi
Joseph Kreines: A Biographical Sketch, An Analysis Of American Song Set For Band And A Descriptive Catalogue Of His Original Compositions And Transcriptions For Wind Band, Paul Eugene Weikle Jr.
Dissertations
Joseph Kreines is a well-respected composer, conductor and educator who has maintained an illustrious musical career in Florida and elsewhere. Originally from Chicago, Illinois, Kreines came to Florida in the 1960s as the Associate Conductor of the Florida Symphony Orchestra. Other professional conducting appointments with the Brevard Symphony Orchestra, The Gulf Coast Symphony Orchestra and appointments as the conductor of the Florida Symphony Orchestra Youth Symphony, Pinellas Youth Symphony Orchestra and Brevard Youth Symphony Orchestra proved to be the launching of a successful free-lance career as guest conductor for hundreds of Secondary programs in Florida and elsewhere including band, orchestra …
Microfest,
2012
Chapman University
Microfest, Aron Kallay, John Schneider, Karen Clark, Jim Sullivan, Sarah Thornblade, Kate Stenberg, Rick Shinozaki, Charlton Lee, Kathryn Bates Williams
Printed Performance Programs (PDF Format)
No abstract provided.
Neuromusicology And Combat-Induced Traumatic Brain Injury,
2012
Western Michigan University
Neuromusicology And Combat-Induced Traumatic Brain Injury, Brittany Neuser
Honors Theses
The number of reported cases of combat-induced traumatic brain injury (TBI) among American veterans is rapidly increasing. The results of TBI are often a combination of deficits in cognitive, physical, emotional, and behavioral functions. Each case poses unique challenges for all involved—soldiers, their families, and health care personnel. Though each case is unique, common symptoms include impaired gross and fine motor, speech and language, memory, attention, visual, auditory, and emotional functioning (Davis, Gfeller, Thaut, 2008).
Due to the holistic nature of TBI symptoms, finding an effective yet cost-efficient treatment modality proves to be a difficult task. Previous research has suggested …
Neuromusicology And Combat-Induced Traumatic Brain Injury,
2012
Western Michigan University
Neuromusicology And Combat-Induced Traumatic Brain Injury, Elisabeth Spinniken
Honors Theses
The number of reported cases of combat-induced traumatic brain injury (TBI) among American veterans is rapidly increasing. The results of TBI are often a combination of deficits in cognitive, physical, emotional, and behavioral functions. Each case poses unique challenges for all involved—soldiers, their families, and health care personnel. Though each case is unique, common symptoms include impaired gross and fine motor, speech and language, memory, attention, visual, auditory, and emotional functioning (Davis, Gfeller, Thaut, 2008).
Due to the holistic nature of TBI symptoms, finding an effective yet cost-efficient treatment modality proves to be a difficult task. Previous research has suggested …
Choral Intelligibility When Recording With An Orchestra: An Audio Engineer's Perspective,
2012
Brigham Young University - Provo
Choral Intelligibility When Recording With An Orchestra: An Audio Engineer's Perspective, Michael F. Gates
Faculty Publications
From an audio engineer's perspective, producing a recording that features a choir and orchestra requires many careful considerations. It is reasonable to suggest that paramount to the final product is the intelligibility of the sung text. It is well known that the singer's formant, visible as a spectral peak around 3,000 Hz, assists a singer to be heard over an orchestra. Research indicates however that in choral singing this region is much lower in amplitude than in operatic singing. Because of many acoustic variables, the singing may well be masked and the text obscured. Critical listening analysis of recordings of …
Jean-François Beaudin: Borrowing From The Old World And The New,
2012
Marshall University
Jean-François Beaudin: Borrowing From The Old World And The New, Wendell B. Dobbs
Music Faculty Research
The modern flute world is full of innovation. Every year brings a new assortment of changes intended to improve the design or functioning of the modern flute—a new head-joint or a new material, a design innovation such as the vertical flute or a new contrabass flute. Much more subtle are changes to the design of 18thcentury style flutes. Generally, modern makers of these instruments take careful measurements of particular antique flutes that are recognized for ease of playing and copy them. The innovations are most likely subtle—a new wood, gentle tweaking of the embouchure or a tone hole, or cosmetic …
Annual Concerto Competition,
2012
Chapman University
Annual Concerto Competition, Arsen Jamkotchian, Grace Fong, Kelsey Steinke, Louise Thomas, Christina Cheon, Vivian Lu, Nickolas Kaynor, Clara Cheng, Lizbeth Sanchez, Janet Kao, Tim Mathiesen, Bella Staav, Matthew Bond, Conner Bogenrief
Printed Performance Programs (PDF Format)
No abstract provided.
Timeline Of Creating The Original Performance Work, A Scotch Verdict,
2012
University of Northern Iowa
Timeline Of Creating The Original Performance Work, A Scotch Verdict, Cynthia Goatley, Rebecca Burkhardt
UNIversitas: Journal of Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity
We first conceived the idea of writing a hybrid piece containing elements of opera and musical theatre in 1998. The musical, as we now call it, is based on Lillian Faderman’s Scotch Verdict, which revolves around the true story of Jane Pirie and Marianne Woods who ran a boarding school for girls in 1810 Edinburgh, Scotland. The accusation of one of their students, Jane Cumming, illegitimate grandchild of wealthy and powerful Dame Cumming Gordon, brought ruin upon the school and the schoolmistresses. Jane Cumming had accused the schoolmistresses of committing “unnatural acts” together. This tale told to Dame Gordon …
Upcoming Events,
2012
Duquesne University
Tempo Magazine Winter 2012,
2012
Duquesne University
Pnc Recital Hall Lobby Dedication And Dvořák Opener,
2012
Duquesne University
Our Graduates Succeed,
2012
Duquesne University
Music Down Under,
2012
Duquesne University
Early Childhood Music Conference,
2012
Duquesne University
Table Of Contents,
2012
Duquesne University
