SKU: HL.50583871
International (more than one language).
Trilingu al method (French, English, German). Musical constructions to improvise on piano, keyboards and other polyphonic instruments. Your creation will be based on ten symbols (widespread chords and chords in close position, ascending and descending movements, loops, and so on). Within a given symbol, you are free to choose absolutely any note(s) you want. The most important thing is to gain experience through playing, following the explanations as they occur throughout the book. Each student will be able to develop individually, creating his or her own palettes and plans for building blocks, also making use of traditional harmonies if they have been mastered in themeantime. Dreisprachige Verfahren (Franzosische, Englisch, Deutsch). Dazu benutzen Sie 10 Symbole (breiter Akkord, enger Akkord, aufsteigende Linie, absteigende Linie, Zyklus oder Schleide usw.). Innerhalb dieser Symbole konnen die Noten frei gewahlt werden. Am wichtigsten ist bei allem die Praxis. Die Erlauterungen zu den einzelnen Ubungen werden verstandlicher bei der Arbeit auf der Tastatur. Jeder kann den ihm eigenen Weg gehen, seine eigenen Farbpaletten und Klang-Ebenen erzeugen, indem er die traditionellen Harmonien verwendet, die er vielleicht inzwischen zu beherrschen gelernt hat.Methode trilingue (francais, anglais, allemande) . Constructions pour improviser au piano, aux claviers et tous instruments polyphoniques. Votre creation / recreation sera basee sur 10 symboles (accords larges, etroits, montees, descentes, boucles, etc.). A l'interieur d'un symbole, la liberte du choix des notes sera totale. L'important, dans votre travail, sera de pratiquer. Les explications donnees se comprendront plus facilement pendant le travail sur le clavier. Chaucun pourra suivre une evolution personalisee, en creant ses palettes, ses plans de constructions sonores, en utilisant, le materiau harmonique traditionnel s'il a ete maitrise entre-temps.
SKU: PR.114422520
ISBN 9781491134788. UPC: 680160683833.
After decades as a renowned oboe virtuoso, Katherine Needleman was improvising at the piano during the quarantine summer of 2020 when her ideas congealed in a powerful way. Within a week she completed a 16-minute oboe sonata inspired by the world’s overlapping crises. This riveting three-movement sonata bears the title qua resurget ex favilla, drawn from the Dies Irae text referring to rising back from ashes. Needleman won the International Double Reed Society’s Inaugural Commissioning Competition by entering her own recording of this work, performing as both oboist and pianist from her living room. As a result, IDRS commissioned her to compose a new work for English horn and piano which was premiered at their 2021 Virtual Symposium and programmed for the live 2022 convention.I’m not exactly sure how, in a life consumed by music, I never put anything on paper between the time I stopped at age 10 and the age of 42. I mean, I have some ideas why, but that could easily dissolve into a feminist manifesto or a condemnation of my musical education and the overwhelming culture of American oboe playing, the vehicle through which I’ve made a living my entire adult life. Rather than go there, I will just say this is the first piece I put on paper in my adult life.Six months into COVID-19 lockdown in the US, the world was feeling pretty weird. I had familiarized myself with the music notation program, Sibelius, for recent arranging projects. I had written some mockeries of A.M.R. Barret oboe etudes in response to an assignment I was given (and did appropriately first). When I descended into a dark chorale in the middle of the fourth mockery, I realized I needed a new vehicle. I wrote a short, ridiculous piece for my husband’s birthday, and then, the next night, when improvising at the piano, like I’ve done since I was seven years old, this piece came to me. However, this time, I sketched it out into Sibelius. Over the course of the next week, I found notating and picking permanent, official notes to enter into the computer challenging. But it was all done on paper in seven days, and I took another few for dynamics and articulations thinking they might be useful for someone else, if I would ever be lucky enough for someone else to play it.I don’t have much to say about the music of qua resurget ex favilla itself. It’s a personal statement couched in the feelings of that time. The US presidential election was looming large and ugly in my mind, well, that and the end of life as we knew it, but I also had some bizarre feeling that everything would be okay.
