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Concert Recording 2004-02-15, Lynn Ragsdale, Chalon L. Ragsdale, Aaron Ragsdale, Fernando Valencia, Ben Ragsdale, Ashley Ragsdale, Lewis Clark Jan 2004

Concert Recording 2004-02-15, Lynn Ragsdale, Chalon L. Ragsdale, Aaron Ragsdale, Fernando Valencia, Ben Ragsdale, Ashley Ragsdale, Lewis Clark

Concert Recordings & Programs

String quartet in F major / Maurice Ravel -- Polaris / Mark Ford -- Sonata for timpani / John Beck -- My white lady / David Maslanka -- Log cabin blues / G.H. Greene

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Concert Recording 2004-04-25a, W. Dale Warren, Mauricio Salguero, Claudia Burson Jan 2004

Concert Recording 2004-04-25a, W. Dale Warren, Mauricio Salguero, Claudia Burson

Concert Recordings & Programs

The Star-Spangled Banner / Francis Scott Key -- The Planets. Mars / Gustav Holst -- Symphony for band, no. 6 / Vincent Persichette -- Chromatic fugue in D minor / Franz Schubert -- Prelude, fugue, and riffs / Leonard Bernstein -- O Magnum Mysterium / Morten Laursidsen -- The Planets. Jupiter / Gustav Holst

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Concert Recording 2004-11-08, Richard Rulli, Nicholas Althouse, Timothy Thompson, William Damron, Benjamin Pierce, Matthew Butler, Marsha Thompson, Seth Yost, University Of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Boston Mountain Brassworks Jan 2004

Concert Recording 2004-11-08, Richard Rulli, Nicholas Althouse, Timothy Thompson, William Damron, Benjamin Pierce, Matthew Butler, Marsha Thompson, Seth Yost, University Of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Boston Mountain Brassworks

Concert Recordings & Programs

Aria / G.F. Handel -- Si ch'io vorrei morire ; Non piu guerra, pietate ; / Claudio Monteverdi ; ed. Raymond Mase -- Svit Konsertant (1977) / Christer Danielsson -- Tournament for two trumpets (1999). Joustings ; Wine and song ; Revelry piccolo / John D. Stevens -- Quintet no. 2, op. 6 / Victor Ewald ; Ed. The Empire Brass Quintet

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Concert Recording 2004-04-13, Mark Cato, Jonathan Story Jan 2004

Concert Recording 2004-04-13, Mark Cato, Jonathan Story

Concert Recordings & Programs

Deux danses / Jean-Michel Defaye -- Concertino d' hiver / Darius Milhaud -- Nocturno / Franz Strauss -- Concert pour trombone et piano orchestre / Launy Grondahl -- Moonlight sonata / Ludwig van Beethoven

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Concert Recording 2004-10-31a, Nicole Cotton, April Vaughan, Mauricio Salguero, Henry Runkles, Kelly Belote Jan 2004

Concert Recording 2004-10-31a, Nicole Cotton, April Vaughan, Mauricio Salguero, Henry Runkles, Kelly Belote

Concert Recordings & Programs

3 romanzen., op. 94 / Robert Schumann -- Concertpiece no. 1, op. 113 / Felix Mendelssohn -- Five inventions for clarinet and alto or tenor saxophone / William Pressrt -- Introduction, theme and variations / Gioachino Rossini -- Sonata for two clarinets / Francis Poulenc

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Effects Of Familiar Background Music On Working Memory And Motor Tracking, Donald J. Polzella, Scott Schoeling Jan 2004

Effects Of Familiar Background Music On Working Memory And Motor Tracking, Donald J. Polzella, Scott Schoeling

Psychology Faculty Publications

Poster session presented at the meeting of the Psychonomic Society. Two groups of college students participated as listeners or non-listeners, based on whether or not they preferred background music while working or studying. Both groups were trained according to standardized memory search and unstable motor tracking task protocols. Testing consisted of multiple trials at varying levels of difficulty with and without familiar background music. Background music enhanced motor tracking, particularly when the task was challenging. In contrast, background music disrupted aspects of working memory. There were no differences between listeners and non-listeners. The results suggest that, regardless of an individual’s …

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Volume 18, Various Authors Jan 2004

Volume 18, Various Authors

Journal of Music Theory Pedagogy

No abstract provided.

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Concert Recording 2004-03-08, W. Dale Warren Jan 2004

Concert Recording 2004-03-08, W. Dale Warren

Concert Recordings & Programs

The star-spangled banner / Francis Scott Key -- Ballet suite no. 4, op. 91f / Dimitri Shostakovich -- Glacier / Dan Welcher -- Euphonium concerto / Martin Ellerby -- Three tragic ballads / Percy A. Grainger -- Ride / Samuel R. Hazo

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Concert Recording 2004-11-05, Kevin Wass, Susan Wass Jan 2004

Concert Recording 2004-11-05, Kevin Wass, Susan Wass

Concert Recordings & Programs

Sonata in D Major, BWV 1028 / Johann Sebastian Bach -- Sonata for bass tuba and piano / Paul Hindemith -- Encounters II for solo tuba / William Kraft -- Two songs, op. 51. Das Thal ; Der Einsame / Richard Strauss -- Concertino for tuba / Rolf Wilhelm

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Concert Recording 2004-12-04, Stephanie Wilson Jan 2004

Concert Recording 2004-12-04, Stephanie Wilson

Concert Recordings & Programs

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A Historical Approach To Training The Vocal Registers: Can Ancient Practice Foster Contemporary Results?, Taylor Lee Ferranti Jan 2004

A Historical Approach To Training The Vocal Registers: Can Ancient Practice Foster Contemporary Results?, Taylor Lee Ferranti

LSU Doctoral Dissertations

A review of the extant vocal literature containing the writings of Tosi, Mancini, and Garcí­a, shows that the topic of vocal registration appeared to be at the core of their training procedures. The essence of their vocal instruction centered around how the registers coordinated, separated, and developed to form the functional basis of a sound technique. However, of all the topics that encompass historical pedagogy, none will confound the diligent voice teacher more than the topic of vocal registers. For this reason, contemporary pedagogy has developed certain methodologies that appear to be at odds with the historical approach to training …

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An Original Composition Symphony No. 1 "Night Symphony" And An Analysis Of Selected Traditional And Non-Traditional Elements Of Harmony In Credo By Krzvsztof Penderecki, Aaron Edward Johnson Jan 2004

An Original Composition Symphony No. 1 "Night Symphony" And An Analysis Of Selected Traditional And Non-Traditional Elements Of Harmony In Credo By Krzvsztof Penderecki, Aaron Edward Johnson

LSU Doctoral Dissertations

The first part of this dissertation is an original composition Symphony No. 1 "Night Symphony." It is a three-movement work scored for large orchestra. Each of the three movements is subtitled with a descriptive aspect of a different part of the night: 1. Twilight, 2. Nocturne, and 3. Waning Darkness. The work is not a musical narrative of the night cycle and does not include night sounds. The subtitles are only meant to suggest the general mood I associate with particular stages of the night. The tempi of the movements fall into a fast-slow-fast arrangement. The outer movements are scored …

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A Basic Interpretative Analysis Of Instrumental Music Education Majors' Approaches To Score Study In Varying Musical Contexts, Jeremy S. Lane Jan 2004

A Basic Interpretative Analysis Of Instrumental Music Education Majors' Approaches To Score Study In Varying Musical Contexts, Jeremy S. Lane

LSU Doctoral Dissertations

The purposes of this qualitative study were to 1) provide a holistic description of procedures used by undergraduate instrumental music education majors (N = 21) in music score study tasks; 2) examine relationships among these procedures and their use in varying musical contexts; 3) examine relationships among score study tendencies, education level, and overall musical ability; and 4) provide general comparisons of undergraduate music education majors’ score study procedures and those implied by expert conductors’ major disciplinary ways of thinking. Each subject participated in two one-on-one interview sessions with the investigator. During each session, subjects “thought out loud” as they …

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Artist Study: The Compositional Style Of Jazz Guitarist Nathen Page, Stephen Lesche Jan 2004

Artist Study: The Compositional Style Of Jazz Guitarist Nathen Page, Stephen Lesche

All Volumes (2001-2008)

For this project, I have composed three and arranged two compositions for jazz quartet in the style of Page. The featured instrumentation will be guitar, piano, drums, and bass, which is the same instrumentation that Page had used almost exclusively since he first formed his own group. In preparation for writing my compositions and arrangements, I first had to learn Page’s compositions and arrangements by transcribing them from his recordings. In presenting my compositions/arrangements, I will first present the Page composition that my work will be derived from, along with a short written explanation of the song. Then I will …

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The City Of Jacksonville And Bank Of America Present Jacksonville Jazz Festival, Jacksonville Jazz Festival Jan 2004

The City Of Jacksonville And Bank Of America Present Jacksonville Jazz Festival, Jacksonville Jazz Festival

Jacksonville Jazz Festival Collection Materials

Music event Downtown Jacksonville April 29-May 2, 2004 with concert locations at Metropolitan Park, Ritz Theatre & LaVilla Museum, Adam’s Mark Hotel, and The Jacksonville Landing.

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Concert Recording 2004-04-20c, Jura Margulis Jan 2004

Concert Recording 2004-04-20c, Jura Margulis

Concert Recordings & Programs

Partita, no. 2 for violin solo, BWV 1004. Chaconne in D minor / trans. F Busoni -- Four Lieder / F. Schubert, trans F. Liszt -- Conte fantastique / A. Caplet, trans. J. Margulis -- Triatan und Isolde. Isolde's Liebestod / R. Wagner, trans. F. Busoni/ J. Margulis -- Twilight of the Gods. Siegfried's funeral march / R. Wagner, trans. F. Busoni/ J. Margulis -- Dance Macabre, op. 40 / C. Saint-Saens, trans. F. Liszt/ J. Margulis

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Concert Recording 2004-04-29, Michael Silvey Jan 2004

Concert Recording 2004-04-29, Michael Silvey

Concert Recordings & Programs

Partita in A minor / J.S. Bach -- Ballet des petitis riens. Gavotte sentimentale / W.A. Mozart -- Concerto / Aleksandr Glazunov -- Sonata / Bernaed Heiden -- Aria / Eugene Bozza -- Scaramouche / Darius Milhaud

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Concert Recording 2004-11-22, Jura Margulis, University Of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Wind Symphony Jan 2004

Concert Recording 2004-11-22, Jura Margulis, University Of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Wind Symphony

Concert Recordings & Programs

The star-spangled banner / Francis Scott Key, arr. Jack Stamp -- Caccia and chorale / J. Clifton Williams -- William Byrd Suite / Gordon Jacob -- Persistence of time / Jim Colonna -- Concerto for piano and winds / Edward Gregson -- Turandot. Nessun dorma / Giacomo Puccini arr. Clay Cobb -- Masque / Kenneth Hesketh

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An Introduction For The Singer To The Solo Vocal Works Of Nigel Butterley With Particular Emphasis On His Works Between 1976 And 2003, Alison Rosemary Mccubbin Jan 2004

An Introduction For The Singer To The Solo Vocal Works Of Nigel Butterley With Particular Emphasis On His Works Between 1976 And 2003, Alison Rosemary Mccubbin

LSU Major Papers

For years, Australian composer Nigel Butterley (b.1935 ) has composed a variety of types of composition for voice which are little-known outside of Australia, but which nonetheless merit consideration and performance. This dissertation is an effort to introduce more performers to his work, and to facilitate future performances of it. Central to any performance of his works is an understanding of his desire to integrate the poetic and textual structures of the original pieces into his own musical setting of those pieces, and in so doing to highlight the themes of the originals. Performers can gain insight into the significance …

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Concert Recording 2004-10-12, Heather Haydu, Bo Newsome, Robert Mueller, Theresa Delaplain Jan 2004

Concert Recording 2004-10-12, Heather Haydu, Bo Newsome, Robert Mueller, Theresa Delaplain

Concert Recordings & Programs

Sonata for two oboes and organ, op. 130 / Alan Hovhannes -- Flute quartet in D Major, K 285. Adagio / Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart -- Gabriel's oboe ; Neilsen's romance / Ennio Morricone -- Variationen uber "La ci darem la mano" WoO 28 / Ludwig van Beethoven -- First light (World premiere) / Robert Mueller

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Concert Recording 2004-11-01, Ronda Mains, Theresa Delaplain, Nophachai Cholthitchanta, Richard Ramey, Timothy Thompson, University Of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Lyrique Quintette Jan 2004

Concert Recording 2004-11-01, Ronda Mains, Theresa Delaplain, Nophachai Cholthitchanta, Richard Ramey, Timothy Thompson, University Of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Lyrique Quintette

Concert Recordings & Programs

Sonatine / Marcel Bitsch -- The girl with the flaxen hair / Claude Debussy ; arr. Henry Aaron -- Claire de lune / Claude Debussy -- Kvintet, op. 43 / Carl Nielsen -- Deux pieces / Guy Ropartz

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Concert Recording 2004-04-28, Scotty Walters, Kenden Lawrence, Drew Packard, Dallas Breed, Shane Harris, Stephanie Wilson Jan 2004

Concert Recording 2004-04-28, Scotty Walters, Kenden Lawrence, Drew Packard, Dallas Breed, Shane Harris, Stephanie Wilson

Concert Recordings & Programs

Getting soaked in the rain with a girl with dark hair and modest breast / Scotty Walters -- Straight, no chaser / Thelonious Monk -- Misty / Erroll Garner -- The girl from Ipanema / Antonio Carlos Jobim -- Four on six / Wes Montgomery

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Concert Recording 2004-04-10b, Sara Broome, Kevin Bogan Jan 2004

Concert Recording 2004-04-10b, Sara Broome, Kevin Bogan

Concert Recordings & Programs

Love's sickness. I attempt; Sweet, be no longer sad / Henry Purcell -- Stizzo, mio stizzoso / Giovanni Pergolesi -- Alcina. Ah! Mio cor / George Frederick Handel -- Un ballo in maschera. Volta la terrea / Giuseppe Verdi -- Les cloches / Claude Debussy -- Elfenlied / Hugo Wolf -- Sterbelied; Gluckwunsch / Erich W. Korngold -- Go 'way from my window / arr. by Luigi Zaninelli -- Les Contes d' Hoffman. Les Oiseaux dans la charmille / Jacques Offenbach

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The Influence Of Bulgarian Folk Music On Petar Christoskov's Suites And Rhapsodies For Solo Violin, Blagomira Paskaleva Lipari Jan 2004

The Influence Of Bulgarian Folk Music On Petar Christoskov's Suites And Rhapsodies For Solo Violin, Blagomira Paskaleva Lipari

LSU Major Papers

Petar Christoskov, born in 1917 in Sofia, is among the most prolific of Bulgarian violinists, pedagogues and composers of the twentieth century. Christoskov’s Suites and Rhapsodies for solo violin represent both an internal evolution of Bulgarian music and an incorporation of the Bulgarian musical tradition into the larger world music scene. Bulgaria’s folk musical tradition was routinely infused and enriched over the course of the late 19th and 20th centuries. Christoskov’s efforts were presaged and made possible by a host of earlier composers and performers. But the evolution of the Bulgarian style was also shaped by larger historical trends and …

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Musical Writing, Barry J. Mauer Jan 2004

Musical Writing, Barry J. Mauer

Faculty Scholarship and Creative Works

This essay explores three approaches to “musical writing” from a course called “Writing About Popular Music.” I designed the course with the help of Dr. Robert Ray while finishing my Ph.D. at the University of Florida and continued to develop it with the help of Li Wei of the music program at the University of Central Florida.

Though this course offers standard approaches to music history, theory, and analysis, it also aims to produce new forms of writing about music that are themselves musical. To this end, the course explores how information is stored, organized, and processed in music, and …

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Fray Juan Bautista Sancho: Tracing The Origins Of California's First Composer And The Early Mission Style; Part 2, Craig H. Russell Jan 2004

Fray Juan Bautista Sancho: Tracing The Origins Of California's First Composer And The Early Mission Style; Part 2, Craig H. Russell

Music

No abstract provided.

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Concert Recording 2004-03-28, Wolfgang Plagge, Ronda Mains Jan 2004

Concert Recording 2004-03-28, Wolfgang Plagge, Ronda Mains

Concert Recordings & Programs

Sonata in E ♭ Major, BWV 1031 / J.S. Bach -- Three romances / Robert Schumann -- Three folk songs from Hardanger / Geirr Tveitt -- Ballad of revolt / Harald Saeverud -- Suite for flute and piano, op. 34 / Charles-Marie Widor -- Piano sonata VI, op. 34; Three Marienlieder, op. 19 / Wolfgang Plagge

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Music That Teaches, Susan L. Carroll Jan 2004

Music That Teaches, Susan L. Carroll

Graduate Research Papers

Not many materials for librarians are available in a participatory form. Most materials are available for presentation. But research has shown that affective learning, which allows students to participate, has had a positive effect on young children learning their basic skills. This research project will be used for participation. The research project used the standards, benchmarks, and objectives found in library curricula for kindergarten through third graders. These standards were the basis of the lyrics to the songs. Music was composed to complement the lyrics and a songbook was designed which included these songs, illustrations, and suggestions for activities to …

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The Sounds Of Silence : Music Education And Academic Achievement, Donny Brazile Jan 2004

The Sounds Of Silence : Music Education And Academic Achievement, Donny Brazile

Graduate Research Papers

This research began with the author's firsthand experience with regard to the value of music education. Very few deny the benefits of music education and its connection to academic achievement. In a recent poll administered by the Gallup Organization, 95 percent of Americans believe music to be a cornerstone of a quality education, and over 75 percent of those polled suggested that music education should be mandated by the schools. However, far too many music education programs are being cut, or are in grave danger of being cut, from the curriculum nationwide. Research clearly shows the importance of music education: …

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An Investigation Of The Instrument Selection Processes Used By Directors Of Beginning Bands, Dale Edward Bazan Jan 2004

An Investigation Of The Instrument Selection Processes Used By Directors Of Beginning Bands, Dale Edward Bazan

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

The goal of a musical instrument selection process is to have an organized, efficient, and effective method that ensures the best match of student and instrument. Research has suggested that a carefully planned instrument selection process aids recruitment and retention by heightening pre-beginning band students' awareness of the band program and musical instruments. The purpose of this study was to investigate the factors influencing student instrument choices and the instrument selection tests and procedures used by band directors. Also examined were differences in the instrument selection processes between groups determined by: (a) level of teacher education, (b) teacher experience, ( …

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