1. Texture – Open Music Theory - VIVA's Pressbooks
There are many types of musical texture, but the four main categories used by music scholars are monophony, heterophony, homophony, and polyphony.
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2. [PDF] Fugues Feature A Predominantly Texture
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3. Fugue Analysis - Music Theory for the 21st-Century Classroom
A fugue is a contrapuntal composition whose form features sections called expositions and episodes. · A fugue exposition is a section that contains at least one ...
We will now turn to analysis of fugue. Let us set out definitions first.
4. Texture | Music 101 - Courses.lumenlearning.com.
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This document covers the three musical textures we will encounter in our studies: monophony, polyphony, and homophony. Texture is an element you will use when identifying pieces from all the periods of music history so you’ll want to study this material very carefully. At the end of the reading assignment you’ll find links to three pieces you can listen to; see if you can identify the textures of the pieces based on your reading.
5. A simple overview of Baroque Period music - Get Grade 5 Theory
Contrapuntal Texture: Baroque music is known for its intricate counterpoint, with multiple independent melodies weaving together harmonically. Clear Phrasing: ...
The Baroque Period, 1600 to 1750, was characterized by ornate and elaborate musical compositions. This era saw the emergence of new forms such as the concerto, oratorio, and opera, and was marked by a focus on contrasting dynamics, expressive melodies, and polyphony. We explore the key composers, key instrumentation and give our essential playlist for Baroque Period music.
6. Music Harmony: Counterpoint, canon, fugue and countermelody -
The music that is made up of counterpoint can also be called polyphony, or one can say that the music is polyphonic or speak of the polyphonic texture of the ...
Counterpoint and music harmony. Canon,fugue, counter melody and descant. Contrapuntal music and counterpoint terms.
7. Western Music History/Baroque Music - Wikibooks, open books for an ...
Fugal compositions, such as those by J.S. Bach, have a sole focus of developing a subject, or thema, which is ultimately to fugue what the inventio is to ...
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8. [PDF] Onset and Contiguity: Melodic Feature Reduction and Pa ern Discovery
(4) Our goal is to reveal the n-grams not by telling the algorithm what to search for, but by creating valid reductions of the surface texture through a bo ...
9. [PDF] baroque and classical style in selected organ works of the ...
Another feature of Bach's late style that had profound implications on ... continuo texture, if to a lesser degree. Other differences between continuo ...
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10. Glossary - W. W. Norton & Company | The Enjoyment of Music, 10e
Two or more melodic lines combined into a multivoiced texture, as distinct from monophonic. This example features numerous lines combined into a complex musical ...
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11. The Fugal Canzona of the Late Renaissance - Oxford Academic
A second notable feature is the piece's unrelieved contrapuntal texture, without a single homophonic passage. ... What we have, in short, is the classic fugal ...
AbstractNot until the 1580s did composers begin to establish the canzona alla francese as an instrumental counterpart to, rather than an intabulation of, t
12. Baroque Music (1600-1750): Giants Handel and Bach, Opera, Tonal
... Texture - answer imitation between various lines or "voices" of the texture ... feature of baroque music tone color - answer -the basso continuo ...
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13. [PDF] MH-MGDE REVIEW SUGGESTIONS - University of South Carolina
... predominantly serious dramas), which is considered the first operatic ... Texture: melody in voice; piano—figurative accompaniments. 4. Poetry: Goethe ...
14. [PDF] The ICD-10 Classification of Mental and Behavioural Disorders
Dissociative fugue has all the features of dissociative amnesia, plus an ... The predominant characteristics are emotional instability and lack of ...
15. The History of "Classical" Music - My Music Theory
In instrumental music, new forms include the Suite (a set of dances), the Sonata and Concerto (pieces for a solo instrument/s with accompaniment), and the Fugue ...
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16. Discuss the differences, including in form, between the concerto
Jun 28, 2023 · Fugue: A fugue is a complex contrapuntal composition with a specific structure and form. It begins with a single melodic theme called the " ...
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17. MCMA: A Symbolic Multitrack Contrapuntal Music Archive
Contrapuntal techniques are among the most strictly defined in music and often imply voice imitation, as exemplified by canons, fugues, etc., and the ...
COUNTERPOINT is a musical term that refers to the interaction of two or more musical lines that have independent rhythmic and melodic contour properties while being strictly interconnected harmonically. This is a compositional style that reached peak popularity during the Baroque period. Contrapuntal techniques are among the most strictly defined in music and often imply voice imitation, as exemplified by canons, fugues, etc., and the computational modeling of contrapuntal polyphony is an endeavor that has attracted consistent interest and effort over the years. A multiplicity of methods and strategies have been employed to this end, from rule-based systems (Ebcioglu, 1993) and statistical sampling (Allan & Williams, 2004) to more recent neural network approaches (Hadjeres, Pachet & Nielsen, 2017). For those based on machine learning, data quality is, clearly, of uttermost importance. We posit that current trends in deep learning applications to music generation (requiring vast amounts of data) might encourage blind and/or non-critical usage of readily available datasets, which, in turn, might affect the musical results obtained. As computational musicology and machine learning become increasingly coupled, it is crucial to adopt a critical position towards the usage of large datasets and to adapt, modify, and curate the vast amounts of musical data to fit the context-specific analytic or generative task one undertakes (Huron, 2013). MCMA is our contribution to the subject.
18. [PDF] Modeling Musical Scores Languages - Louis Bigo
as well as the presence of perfect triads, these features being predominantly corre- lated with rhythm guitar sections. The example 3.10d is extracted from ...
19. [PDF] Music Appreciation - Amazon S3
Before we begin our first historical periods, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, it will be important that you become familiar with some of the basic ...