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Full-Text Articles in Other Music
Fight Or Flight, Asher Griffith
Fight Or Flight, Asher Griffith
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
Fight or Flight is a one-act, science-fiction opera. Outwardly the story of an astronaut who is marooned on the Moon, this dark comedy is an allegorical tale of forced isolation and loss; and of the anxiety and sadness that inevitably result. Musically, this piece began as an experiment in the reverse-engineering of mostly improvisatory methods of musical spoken-word delivery such as rap or slam poetry; this compositional device being a means to the more important end of creating a live musical theatre lacking the flippant sparkle commonly associated with Broadway and the like, but also free of the "intellectual" or …
University Of Akron Symphonic Band (Apr 21, 2013), Robert D. Jorgensen
University Of Akron Symphonic Band (Apr 21, 2013), Robert D. Jorgensen
Selected Programs of Robert D. Jorgensen
Final formal concert at UA. Includes Paragon brass and piece commissioned for UA Symphonic Band in 2003; Mr. Jorgensen conducting.
A Chant From The Great Plains: An Analysis And Rationale For A Critical Edition, Raul G. Barcenes
A Chant From The Great Plains: An Analysis And Rationale For A Critical Edition, Raul G. Barcenes
Glenn Korff School of Music: Dissertations, Theses, Student Creative Work, and Performances
This document explores A Chant from the Great Plains by Carl Busch. As the winner of American bandmaster Edwin Franko Goldman’s composition contest in 1919, this work helped launch the tradition of commissioning upon which the repertoire of the modern concert band medium relies. Inexplicably, Busch’s piece fell into obscurity and has become so rare that the primary researcher on Carl Busch, Dr. Donald Lowe, was not able to view any of the music while compiling his research with the exception of citations and articles. This document provides a rationale for the revival of the work in both scholarship and …
President's Piano Series, Sergei Babayan
President's Piano Series, Sergei Babayan
Printed Performance Programs (PDF Format)
No abstract provided.
All You Need Is Capitalism?: An Ideological Criticism Of The Beatles-Jackson Auction Controversy, Arianna Marie Chopelas
All You Need Is Capitalism?: An Ideological Criticism Of The Beatles-Jackson Auction Controversy, Arianna Marie Chopelas
Communication Studies
No abstract provided.
Music Publishing By Subscription In 1820s France: A Preliminary Study, Anita Breckbill
Music Publishing By Subscription In 1820s France: A Preliminary Study, Anita Breckbill
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries: Faculty Publications
Subscription lists in six scores published in France in the 1820s open a window onto publishing and distribution practices of that era. The publishers are J. Frey of Paris, with examples of subscription lists from full scores in his complete sets of operas by Mozart and Grétry; Maurice Schlesinger, also of Paris, with a vocal score of Mozart’s Requiem; and Bohem of Lille, with a vocal score of Zémire et Azor by Louis Spohr. The subscription lists contain information about the types of subscribers: male/female, musicians/nonmusicians, and Parisians/provincials/ foreigners. These examples from nineteenth-century France suggest that funding the publishing of …
City Music Center/Trypo Collaboration
City Music Center's New Mobile Musicianship Program
Winds Of The Future, A Singing City
City Music Center's New Technology Program
Jazz Goes To The Movies/The Music Of The Beatles
Interview With Dean Edward Kocher
Curricular Innovations In Music Education
Tempo Magazine 2012-2013 (Spreads)
U.S. Army Black Regimental Bands And The Appointments Of Their First Black Bandmasters, Peter M. Lefferts
U.S. Army Black Regimental Bands And The Appointments Of Their First Black Bandmasters, Peter M. Lefferts
Glenn Korff School of Music: Faculty Publications
The black regimental bands and their bandmasters in U.S. Army service between the Civil War and World War I comprised a fluid yet tight little community of soldier-musicians. Conspicuous in their own day, these units and their leadership teams are by no means familiar to modern readers. Replacement of white by black bandmasters in this community in the first decade of the twentieth century represented in its day an important public battle in the struggle for civil rights and racial fairness in the military. The following narrative offers a fuller account of this battle than has previously been available, but—full …
Memory, Cognition, And The Effect Of A Music Intervention On Healthy Older Adults, Shannon L. Bowles
Memory, Cognition, And The Effect Of A Music Intervention On Healthy Older Adults, Shannon L. Bowles
Theses and Dissertations--Gerontology
Music is a powerful modality that can bring about changes in individuals of all ages. This research employed both an experimental and quasi-experimental design to identify the effects of music as it influenced psychological well-being, memory, and cognition among older adults. Specifically, it addressed three aims: (a) To determine to what extent learning to play a music instrument later in life influenced psychological well-being and cognitive function of non-institutionalized healthy seniors, (b) To determine the effects of the amount of music involvement on psychological well-being and cognitive function (c) To determine the benefit of music for those with limited/no music …
Ave Maria (Lootens), Harold Lootens S.M.
Ave Maria (Lootens), Harold Lootens S.M.
Musical Compositions about the Marianist Charism
Hail Mary in Latin
Act Of Consecration (Wednesday), Stanley J. Zubek S.M.
Act Of Consecration (Wednesday), Stanley J. Zubek S.M.
Musical Compositions about the Marianist Charism
Consecration to Mary using one of Father Chaminade's favorite texts