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Concert Recording 2011-10-22, Nick Ryan, Brett Gilbertson, Dallas Tucker, Sean Sweeden

Concert Recordings & Programs

March / Elliot Carter -- My lady white / David Maslanka -- Blues for Gilbert / Mark Gentworth -- Almost beyond / Nathan Daughtrey -- Frum / Askell Mason -- Trip Per Uno. Mvt I / Nebojsa J. Zivkovic

Concert Recording 2011-11-29, Emily Mcpherson, Richard Bobo

Concert Recordings & Programs

Contrastes I for flute et basson (1977) / Eugene Bozza -- Music for a low-budget epic (2001) / Jan Bach -- Duo for flute & bassoon no. 1 (1992) / Gernot Wolfgang -- Sonatine pour flute et basson (1962) / Pierre Gabaye

Concert Recording 2011-09-29, Don Bailey, Donald Sulzen

Concert Recordings & Programs

Sonata for flute and piano. Allegretto malincolico ; Cantilena ; Presto giocoso / Francis Poulenc -- Barcarola et scherzo, Op. 4 / Alfred Casella -- Stepping out. Allegro, con brio ; Lento, con passione ; Allegro, con zelo / Cindy McTee -- Ballade / Frank Martin -- Sonata in F (K.V. 13). Allegro ; Andante ; Menuetto primo/Menuetto secondo / Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart -- Fantasie (Op. 79). Andantino ; Allegro / Gabriel Fauré -- Sweet simplicity / Rhonda Larson -- Hypnosis / Ian Clarke -- Sonata for flute and piano. Allegro deciso ; Scherzo ; Andante ; Allegro con moto …

Concert Recording 2011-10-12, James Devoll, Stephen Gates, Mei-Hsuan Huang, Er-Gene Kahng

Concert Recordings & Programs

Das musikalische opfer, BWV 1079 (the musical offering). Largo ; Allegro moderato ; Andante larghetto ; Allegro / Johann Sebastian Bach -- Trio for flute, violin, and piano, H. 300 (1944 Ridgefield, Conn.). Allegro ; Adagio ; Allegretto ; Moderato (poco allegro) / Bohuslav Martinů -- Sarabande and Rigaudon, op. 60. Sarabande ; Rigaudon / Arthur William Foote -- Trio for flute, violin, and piano (1958). Allegro ma non troppo ; Andante sostenuto ; Allegro vivace con spirito / Nino Rota

Concert Recording 2011-10-12a, Judd Burns, S. Michael Shuman, Amber Lomolino, Kristine Mezines, Sarah Stout, Andrew Jones, Gretchen Renshaw

Concert Recordings & Programs

L̕elisir ďamore. Quanto e bella / Donazetti -- Concert piece no.1 / Joseph Turrin -- Fantasy / Ralph Martino

Concert Recording 2011-11-03, Er-Gene Kahng, Stephen Gates, Mei-Hsuan Huang, University Of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Fulbright Trio

Concert Recordings & Programs

The four seasons of Buenos Aires. Spring ; Summer ; Autumn ; Winter / Astor Piazzolla -- Piano trio no. 3 in C minor, op. 101. Allegro energico ; Presto non assai ; Andante grazioso ; Allegro molto / Johannes Brahms

Concert Recording 2011-11-06a, Taylor Sitzman, Kristine Mezines, Peter Hamby, Megan Mills, Paige Quinn

Concert Recordings & Programs

Sonata for horn in F major op. 17. Allegro moderato ; Poco adagio ; Rondo: allegro molto / L. van Beethoven -- Bagatelle / Hermann Neuling -- Concerto for low horn. Andante ; Allegro scherzando / Kerry Turner -- Konzertstuck for horn quartet. Lebhaft / Robert Schumann

Concert Recording 2011-11-09, Paul Hunt, Amy Frenzel

Concert Recordings & Programs

Monolog (1973) Variations über das lied "Es ist ein schnitter, heisst der tod" thema (cantus firmus). Var. I: Repetitionen ; Var. II: Totentanz ; Var. III: Echo ; Var. IVa: Meditation ; Var. IVb: Exklamationen ; Var. V: Exitus / Magdalene Schauss-Flake

The Swinney Conservatory Of Music At Central Methodist University: An Historical Study, David William Samson

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

The Swinney Conservatory of Music at Central Methodist University in Fayette, Missouri has a long history of producing a significant number of the music educators. Even before the conservatory's founding in 1925, music and music education played an important role in the town of Fayette. Since the mid-nineteenth century there were two colleges in Fayette: Central College and Howard Female College. While both schools grew alongside each other, it was at Howard College (later renamed Howard-Payne College) where music was taught. When the two schools merged in 1923, Howard-Payne's music department was transferred to Central and in 1925 was reorganized …

Behavioral Analysis Of Directors Of High-Performing Versus Low-Performing High School Bands, Mark Dwayne Waymire

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

This study investigated the relationship between student performance levels and teacher behaviors. Ten high school band directors were classified into one of two categories, directors of high-performing bands or directors of low-performing bands, based on audio recordings of concert band performances. Directors from the two categories were matched in terms of years of experience, educational background, and current teaching environment in an effort to delimit possible causal relationships between these factors and student performance outcomes. Each director was observed and videotaped over a three-day period, within two weeks preceding a music festival performance. Field notes were taken during each rehearsal …

The Instructional Planning And Rehearsal Practices Of Three Selected High School Band Directors, Renardo R. Murray

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

This study examined the rehearsal planning and practices of three selected high school band directors as they prepare their ensembles for performance. Three subjects were observed across five consecutive rehearsals for a total of approximately 641 minutes. Data was collected from structured interviews, videotape observations, field notes, analysis of instructional goals, and frequency and duration data collected on specified teacher and student behaviors. The observed rehearsal time was divided into rehearsal frames which are episodes of rehearsal time devoted to the correction of student performance. Rehearsal frames that included two or more performance trials were identified and extracted for detail …

Repetition And Judgment Of Learning In Wind Instrument Practice, Laura A. Stambaugh

School of Music: Faculty Publications

This study draws on two existing lines of research: blocked and random practice orders and judgment of learning. University wind and brass students practiced three short technical tasks in either a repetitive order or a random order during two practice sessions. Retention testing occurred 24 hours and 1 week after the second practice session. Performances were evaluated for accuracy, speed, and evenness. Woodwind players benefited from a random practice order. A secondary research question was drawn from judgment of learning research in motor learning and metacognition. At the end of the second practice session, participants predicted the metronome marking at …

Personal Therapy For Undergraduate Music Therapy Students: A Survey Of Amta Program Coordinators, Susan Gardstrom, Nancy A. Jackson

Department of Music Faculty Publications

The primary purpose of this study was to gather information in order to understand if and how various modalities of personal therapy are employed with undergraduate music therapy students in the United States, AMTA degree program coordinators were asked about 3 therapy modalities, in particular: verbal therapy, music therapy, and expressive arts therapy (excluding music therapy).

It was predicted that less than a quarter of the respondents would indicate that personal therapy of any modality was required in their undergraduate curricula, but that a larger percentage would indicate that it was encouraged. Both hypotheses were supported, with just over 14% …

Gretsch Drum Catalog, 2011, Gretsch Company

Gretsch Company Catalogs & Price Lists

This is a 2011 catalog for Gretsch drums. It contains a variety of advertisements for drum sets, snare drums, and accessories, including color options. It also contains a wide variety of high-quality photography covering musicians, Gretsch manufacturing employees, and company history.

Lee Hoiby's I Have A Dream, Terrance Deace Brown

LSU Doctoral Dissertations

The primary focus of this document is to provide performers and musical scholars with an analysis of Lee Hoiby’s musical composition I Have A Dream. The opening of this document will be biographical, including facts regarding family lineage, education, positions held, general aspects of his personality and significant influence regarding equal rights. Biographical information will span from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birth (January 15, 1929) to the March on Washington (August 28, 1963). Next, I will outline the methodology and techniques Dr. King used in leading the movement. Literary texts written by King, Jr. and other influential writers will …

Gretsch Guitars Catalog, Gretsch Company

Gretsch Company Catalogs & Price Lists

The catalog includes descriptions of their different models and differentiates parts for the guitars.

Conversations From The Classroom: Reflections On Feminist Music Therapy Pedagogy In Teaching Music Therapy, Nicole Hahna

Expressive Therapies Dissertations

Four music therapy educators participated in semi-structured, in-depth interviews as part of a qualitative study. The purpose of this study was to explore the phenomena of feminist pedagogy as experienced by music therapy educators using phenomenological inquiry. The study examined the following research questions: (a) do music therapy educators use feminist music therapy pedagogy in teaching music therapy, (b) if so, how do they use feminist music therapy pedagogy, (c) what is their experience in using feminist music therapy pedagogy, and (d) how do feminist music therapy educators define their use of feminist pedagogy in undergraduate and graduate music therapy …

From The Editor's Desk, Jeremy C. Baguyos

Music Faculty Publications

With recent high-profile cutbacks in the arts making the news, I feel compelled to make some comments before I go on with my usual business as Editor of Bass World and OJBR. The recession has negatively impacted the professions where bassists exercise their art and make their Jiving. The arts have been through this before, and most artists always seem to come out of it OK. One thing we need to remember is that most media outlets are commercially driven, and as a result, they tend to focus their reports on gloom and doom in order to capture and hold …

Art, Technology And The Future Of Musicianship: Questions Of Balance Between Live Performance And The Recorded Medium In Popular Music, Brian Casey

Theses

This thesis examines live musicianship in terms of balancing audience expectations, perceptions of skill and the use of new technology in live performance with the aesthetic, artistic and sonic influences of the recording process.

Developments in recording studio technology and techniques, live sound reinforcement and approaches to performance are examined from audience and artist perspectives, as a means of evaluating the current role and future development of musicianship in popular music.

Complementing the research, a range of demonstrations will explore live performance by employing techniques and approaches to live musicianship discussed in the research.

Music And Politics: U2 And The Country Of Adolescence, Howard Schaap

Faculty Work Comprehensive List

No abstract provided.

Teaching Traditional Music Theory With Popular Songs: Pitch Concepts, Heather Maclachlan

Books and Book Chapters by University of Dayton Faculty

Chapter 5 in Biamonte, Nicole. 2011. Pop-Culture Pedagogy in the Music Classroom : Teaching Tools from American Idol to YouTube. Scarecrow Press.

Lillian Fuchs: Violist, Teacher And Composer; Musical And Pedagogical Aspects Of The 16 Fantasy Études For Viola, Teodora Dimova Peeva

LSU Doctoral Dissertations

This monograph concerns the life and compositions of Lillian Fuchs, one of the foremost American violists. Chapter I separates her career into three areas: performer, teacher, and composer. As a violist, her famous interpretation of Mozart’s Sinfonia Concertante, performed frequently with her brother, violinist Joseph Fuchs, has done much to increase the popularity of music written for violin and viola. As a member of the Musicians’ Guild in New York, she has premiered a substantial number of chamber music works, many of them composed specifically for her. She is one of the first violists to perform the Cello Suites …

A Survey Of Rudy Davenport's Byna: Life Songs Of A Southern Appalachian Woman Of Cherokee Indian Descent (A Chamber Work For Soprano, Piano, Oboe And Cello), Tiffany I. Bostic-Brown

LSU Doctoral Dissertations

Composer Rudy Davenport aims to create music that is more relatable than the atonal compositions often associated with 20th century composers. Inspired by his own Appalachian and Cherokee heritages, Davenport, in collaboration with librettist Delilah Elsen, developed his own musical genre called “Appalachian Romanticism”. This genre is evident in his work BYNA: Life Songs of a Southern Appalachian Woman of Cherokee Descent for Soprano, Piano, Oboe & Cello. The purpose of this study is to understand and describe Rudy Davenport’s view on 20th century composition. To obtain this information I interviewed Davenport posing questions about his biography and musical preferences, …

Subtle Shifts: Using The Brightest To Darkest Modal Concept To Express Jazz Harmony, John Anthony Madere

LSU Doctoral Dissertations

In this paper, I will outline a method of composition that I believe has been highly under-used in jazz composition. I have studied the work of composers Ron Miller and Maria Schneider, and have used their concept of brighter to darker modes to further my modal exploration. With explanation and musical examples, I will explain two possible ways to achieve 12 modes that progress from bright to dark, and then from dark back to bright. Another purpose of this paper is to provide a compositional aid to other composers interested in this concept and the subtle shades of major and …

Concert Recording 2011-11-30, Rachel Humble, Blaine Nims, Kristine Mezines, Nicole Johnson, Anna Hall, Olga Zelevinskaja, Connor Davis

Concert Recordings & Programs

Prelude in c# minor, Op. 3 No.2 / Rachmaninoff -- Der Atlas / Franz Schubert -- Sonate Op. 27 No.2 / Ludwig van Beethoven -- Poem / Charles T. Griffes -- A'int misbehavior / Thomas "Fats" Waller -- Spanish rhapsody / Franz Liszt

Concert Recording 2011-11-16, Amber Lomolino, Kristine Mezines, Jessica Carvin, Katie Zwit, Amber Cooper, Gretchen Renshaw, Emily Thompson, Olga Zelevinskaja, Aaron Colley, Mallory Bennett, Rocio Pauline Martinez Rendis

Concert Recordings & Programs

Fantasie brillante / J. B. Arban -- Musette / Jean Marie Leclair -- Sonata in E-flat Major . Allegro moderato ; Sicilliano ; Allegro / J. S. bach -- Concerto for Oboe / Marcello -- Sonata no. 4 in g minor / Benedetto Marcello -- La campanella from Paganini Etudes / Franz Liszt -- Adieu, notre petite table / Jules Massenet

Historical Études For Oboe: 17th-20th Centuries, Linwood William Zoller Iv

LSU Doctoral Dissertations

The most popular étude books for oboe in use today are Ferling’s 48 Studies (1840) and Barret’s Complete Method for Oboe (1850). Many earlier and later collections exist, but most oboists only study from these two. This monograph uses four main criteria to choose sample études from various other collections and compile them into a single étude book. These criteria include: representation of major style periods; quotations from famous excerpts for oboe or difficult passages therefrom; illustration of mechanical improvements of the time and location; and alternatives to the standard canon in established pedagogy. Thirteen études, arranged chronologically, were selected …

Brotherly Love: Homosociality And Black Masculinity In Gangsta Rap Music., Matthew Oware

Sociology and Anthropology Faculty Publications

Hip hop, specifically gangsta rap music, reflects a stereotypical black masculine aesthetic. The notion of a strong black male--irreverent, angry, defiant and many times violent--is pervasive in gangsta rap music. This badman trope, as characterized by Robin Kelley (1996), oftentimes encompasses hypermasculinity, misogyny, and homophobia. It should come as no surprise that this genre of rap music is rife with sexist themes and lyrics. Yet, what has not been fully explored are the progressive ways that male rappers express themselves towards others considered comrades or "homies." Homosociality (Bird 1996; Sedgwick 1995), non-sexual positive social bonds, exists in gangsta …

Performance And Analysis Bibliography, Steven Laitz

Journal of Music Theory Pedagogy

No abstract provided.

Music Theory Pedagogy Bibliography, Mary Wennerstrom

Journal of Music Theory Pedagogy

No abstract provided.