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| ng first release was Missa Mexicana: festive | polyphony and popular dances from 17th-century Mexico. |
| emphasis on chanting and simple melodies to | polyphony and homophony. |
| e extremely stable (for example, the type of | polyphony) and survive major cultural changes. |
| where he directed a choir highly skilled in | polyphony and chant.) |
| adds an internal synthesizer with 128 voice | polyphony and stereo output. |
| erse styles, from intimate Renaissance music | polyphony and partsongs to large scale works with orch |
| der to revive the use of Gregorian chant and | polyphony, and to promote the composition of new litur |
| end hours transcribing and arranging ancient | polyphony, and rounded up the greatest singers in his |
| de are typical of the period, such as smooth | polyphony and pervasive imitation, but he was unusuall |
| t surviving collections of Czech Renaissance | polyphony, and originated in the Utraquist protestant |
| erial, which is often of highly contrapuntal | polyphony, and follows the stories of the different co |
| cing the even and unmeasured rhythm of early | polyphony and plainchant with patterns based on the me |
| In keeping with Savonarola's dislike of | polyphony and musical display, the Miserere is written |
| e of the highest achievements of Renaissance | polyphony, and appeared at the end of an age: within 1 |
| vances, particularly in regard to rhythm and | polyphony, are equally important to the development of |
| part, as opposed to the practice of secular | polyphony at the time, in which there was only one voi |
| She went on to sing with The Sixteen, | Polyphony, Cambridge Singers and The Gabrieli Consort, |
| r more intricate- were commonly practiced by | polyphony composers since the Gothic period. |
| Polyphony dictates much of the piece, often with multi | |
| The Gran Turismo series is developed by | Polyphony Digital and produced by Kazunori Yamauchi. |
| Polyphony Digital, Inc. is an internal video game deve | |
| or the PlayStation 3 game Gran Turismo HD by | Polyphony Digital. |
| d greater autonomy and their name changed to | Polyphony Digital. |
| lying chant, one of the earliest examples of | polyphony escaping from the straitjacket of single not |
| Since 1994 this early music and | polyphony festival takes place in the last weeks of Au |
| "Mosaic | Polyphony: Formal Balance, Imbalance, and Phrase Forma |
| eclamation, chordal passages with occasional | polyphony, generally syllabic word setting, satirical |
| al music is reminiscent of Renaissance vocal | polyphony) have made a practice of using it in their m |
| The Renaissance | polyphony he learned from Haberl, and the Gregorian ch |
| ases in the development of early Renaissance | polyphony in England. |
| He also reports unrecorded use of incipient | polyphony in the form of drones or parallel intervals |
| He has studied Bulgarian | polyphony in Bulgaria, and rural American Afro-Celtic |
| es; she developed it mainly through teaching | polyphony in the 1950s. |
| el for the study of stile antico Renaissance | polyphony in university courses on music. |
| prattica style of balanced a cappella vocal | polyphony in the first two books to the Baroque concer |
| f all the standard devices of Franco-Flemish | polyphony, including augmentation, diminution, inversi |
| The choir's particular focus on renaissance | polyphony is believed to have had an impact on the eme |
| Since | polyphony is the most complex of all musical textures, |
| dency of German solo violin music to rely on | polyphony is still present: fantasias 2, 3, 5, 6, and |
| d instrumentation, and encouraged the use of | polyphony, Latin and restored Gregorian chant. |
| earch area was music before Palestrina-style | polyphony; namely, the Ars Antiqua, Ars Nova, and the |
| r a plethora of dance styles in an intricate | polyphony of rhythm. |
| ost important compilation of Spanish secular | polyphony of the Renaissance after the Cancionero de P |
| 1863 Internet Archive On the | Polyphony of the Assyrio-Babylonian Cuneiform Writing: |
| n music between plainchant and the intricate | polyphony of the later 13th and 14th centuries (see Ma |
| e to revive Chant as well as the Renaissance | polyphony of Palestrina, Lassus, Victoria, Anerio, et |
| extensive use of choral fugues and imitative | polyphony, often shifting the tempo and character of t |
| There is no influence of Renaissance vocal | polyphony or dance. |
| the early 16th century, using non-imitative | polyphony over a cantus firmus, alternating sectionall |
| His works include Ideas of Order, | Polyphony, Quartet for Winds, described by Thomson as |
| fifteenth-century English and Franco-Flemish | polyphony, ranging from Dunstable and Du Fay through O |
| s, was so strong that not only did chant and | polyphony re-enter the Catholic repertory, but Perosi' |
| In 2006, | Polyphony released Tourist Trophy, in an attempt to br |
| Some debate occurred over whether | polyphony should be banned outright in worship, and so |
| Liber is the clausula, which are sections of | polyphony that can be substituted into longer organa. |
| areer, performing with many groups including | Polyphony, The English Concert, The King's Consort, an |
| s mostly in the Palestrina style of balanced | polyphony, though he used polychoral techniques, in ke |
| osquin, and all are in flowing Netherlandish | polyphony, though with an admixture of Italian lightne |
| 16th century: almost all composers of sacred | polyphony used polychoral techniques at some time, esp |
| ot ascribe to the Romantic view that Baroque | Polyphony was the only type of polyphony of highest wo |
| him, the epoch that saw the dawn of European | polyphony was much nearer to the essential truth-unado |
| The rhythmic modes of Notre Dame | Polyphony were the first coherent system of rhythmic n |
| n editions of Medieval and Renaissance vocal | polyphony, where it is intended to allow modern perfor |
| oduced a smoother and more consonant type of | polyphony which we now consider to be definitive of la |
| servatory Gilels studied special harmony and | polyphony with professor Mykola Vilinsky. |
| er in the 1950s, combining rigorous, complex | polyphony with lyrical radiance and simplicity. |
| ighly personal manner, combined 16th-century | polyphony with Wagnerian chromaticism, to which in lat |
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