Harmony is a broad term that includes chords as well as other combinations of notes played simultaneously, creating a vertical sound structure. Unlike a chord, which consists of three or more notes played together, harmony results from two notes interacting with ...
* time: in a jazz or rock score, after a rubato or rallentendo section, the term "time" indicates that performers should return to tempo (this is equivalent to the term "a tempo") * tranquillo: calmly, peacefully * tremolo: shaking; i.e., a rapid repetition of the same note, or ...
A generic term used to designate the leader of a band. Although this term can be applied to any person that leads a band, it is most often associated with the leader of a military band, concert band symphonic band, or marching band. The bandmaster is generally the director or conductor ...
This article discusses the evolution of musical instruments, their structure and methods ofsound production, and the purposes for which they have been used. Although it focuses on the families of instruments that have been prominent in Western art music, it also includes coverage of non-Western an...
PURPOSE: To obtain the musical sound waveform data storage device which can generate a musical sound closer to the musical sound of an acoustic musical instrument and the electronic musical instrument which uses the musical waveform data storage device....
A Dué - Both instruments on the same part are to play. A Punto d'arco - play with the point of the bow. Accelerando - Accelerando (Italian: becoming faster) is a term in general use to show that the music should be played at an increasing speed. ...
PURPOSE: To obtain sufficient modulation effect even when respective envelopes of a musical sound signal and a voice signal are greatly different by varying characteristics of a musical sound in a more complex and diversified manner as to the musical sound modulation device which modulates the musical...
The musical term thus refers to the melody of a single stanza, the a sections (called Stollen) having the same melody, and the b section (Abgesang) having a different melody. The Bar form had important precedents in some Gregorian chants, in the canso of the Provençal-speaking ...
The interval between two musical notes, the upper one of which has twice the pitch of the lower one. In a major or minor scale, the distance of this interval lies eight steps* away, hence the term “octave.” (*in the major or minor scales, the eight steps are actually a combination...
In this investigation we use the term musical punctuation for the marking of melodic structure by commas inserted at the boundaries that separate small str... Anders,Friberg,Roberto,... - 《Journal of New Music Research》 被引量: 87发表: 1998年 Intelligent and perceptual-based approach to musi...