'Harpsichord' presentation slideshows

Figured Bass

Figured Bass. Kostka /Payne Chapter 3. In the last presentation, we learned about Triad and 7 th Chord inversions. Triad Inversions:. For each inversion, remember to memorize which member of the chord is in the bass. Seventh Chord Inversions:.

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S3 Listening Unit 2

S3 Listening Unit 2. Baroque Music. The word Baroque was first used to describe the highly Decorative and Grand style of Architecture and art of the 17 th Century. Musicians adopted the word using it to describe the musical styles of the years 1600-1750.

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Researching and reflecting on creative processes in instrumental teaching and learning

Researching and reflecting on creative processes in instrumental teaching and learning. Dr Karen Wise and Prof John Rink University of Cambridge.

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Baroque Era

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Baroque 1600 -1750

Baroque 1600 -1750. Italy, Germany, England and the rest of Europe. -The Renaissance Period saw the rise of education -education became more accessible than before and universities and music schools began to grow throughout this period

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How do piano and harpsichord change?

How do piano and harpsichord change?. Harpsichord. It cannot play fast. It cannot play soft and loud notes. It can play slow notes . Piano. Piano can play high notes and low notes. Piano can play fast and slow. Piano can play soft notes and loud notes.

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Changing instruments

Changing instruments. ( setq *CHANNEL-NO-1* 74) Where the last number is one of these ((1 = ACOUSTIC GRAND PIANO) (2 = BRIGHT ACOUSTIC PIANO) (3 = ELECTRIC GRAND PIANO) (4 = HONKYTONK PIANO) (5 = RHODES PIANO) (6 = CHORUSED PIANO) (7 = HARPSICHORD

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