The art of musical phrasing in the eighteenth century : punctuating the classical period / by Vial, Stephanie

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The art of musical phrasing in the eighteenth century : punctuating the classical "period" / by Vial, Stephanie

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Essays on music and language in modernist literature : musical modernism /

Table of Contents: “…"The way to learn the music of verse is to listen to it" : Ezra Pound's the Pisan cantos and the "sequence of the musical phrase" /…”

Sensorial aesthetics in music practices.

Table of Contents: “…Sensorial Aesthetics_frontcover; Sensorial Aesthetics_285x195_e; Introduction; Kathleen Coessens; Sound and Sense in Musical Phrases; From the Art of the Keyboard to the Question of Phrase and Melody; Michaël Levinas; Intermezzo 1; On the Sensorial of Aesthetics; Kathleen Coessens; Noise, Sound, Silence; Tim Ingold; Intermezzo 2; On the Sensorial of Music and Breathing; Kathleen Coessens; Sense versus Sensitivity in Composition: A Phoney Debate?…”
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Jump into jazz : the basics and beyond for the jazz dance student / by Kraines, Minda Goodman

Table of Contents: “…Chapter 7: Basic Jazz Dance: -- Locomotor movements: -- Jazz walks -- Step touch -- Cross touch -- Camel walk -- Jazz square -- Jazz slide -- Grapevine -- Chassé -- Kick-ball change -- Pas de bourrée: -- Pas de bourrée in place or traveling forward or backward -- Pas de bourrée traveling sideward -- Pas de bourrée turning -- Triplet -- Kicks (grand battements) -- Fan kick -- Turns: -- Pivot turn -- Paddle turn -- Chaine turn -- Soutenu turn -- Touch turn -- Pirouette -- Aerial movements: -- Jumps: -- Straight jump -- Arch jump -- Pike jump -- Tuck jump -- Hop -- Assemblé -- Sissonne -- Catleap -- Hitch kick: -- Hitch kick forward -- Hitch kick to the rear -- Jeté -- Floorwork: -- Cookie sit -- Tuck roll -- Russian or straddle roll -- Falls: -- Knee fall -- Jazz split slide -- Locomotor combinations -- Chapter 8: Movements To Challenge The Beginning Dancer: -- Turns: -- Multiple turns -- Barrel turn -- Drag turn -- Pencil turn -- Piqué turn -- Jumps: -- Tour en L'air -- Straddle toe touch -- Double attitude or double stag leap -- Hops: -- Passé hop with tuck -- Passé hop with 360-degree turn -- Leaps: -- Hitch kick to the side -- Back stag leap -- Double split jeté -- Floorwork: -- Knee spin -- Knee slide -- Falls: -- Front fall -- Swedish fall -- Backward fall -- Sideward fall -- Slide to prone fall -- 9: Putting It All Together: -- Time: find the beat and count it: -- Beat -- Tempo -- Meter and measure -- Time signature -- Note values -- Simple meter -- Compound meter -- Mixed meter -- Accent and syncopation -- Rhythmic pattern -- Musical phrases -- Exercises for the study of time: -- Exercise 1 -- Exercise 2 -- Exercise 3 -- Exercise 4 -- Space: -- Direction --Floor pattern -- Level -- Dimension -- Exercises for the study of space: -- Exercise 1: Direction -- Exercise 2: Spatial pattern -- Exercise 3: Level -- Exercise 4: Dimension -- Dynamics: -- Exercises for the study of dynamics: -- Exercise 1 -- Exercise 2 -- Projection -- Improvisation: -- Exercise 1 -- Exercise 2 -- Exercise 3 -- Exercise 4 -- Introduction to jazz dance choreography: -- Music selection -- Music analysis -- Movement selection -- Group size selection -- Dance movement notation -- Chapter 10: Fitness For The Jazz Dancer: -- Strength: -- Strength development -- Flexibility: -- Flexibility development -- Endurance: -- Muscular endurance -- Cardiorespiratory endurance -- Body composition: -- Fat weight -- Lean body weight -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Dancer's Instrument: Taking Care Of It: -- Injury prevention: -- Self-assessment -- Soreness prevention -- Warm-up and cool-down as means to injury prevention -- Special considerations: -- With pain from a previous injury -- With a cold -- During your menstrual cycle -- In the heat -- In the cold -- Injury care: -- RICE: recipe for first aid -- Rest -- Ice -- Compression -- Elevation -- Self-care injuries: -- Blisters -- Cramps -- Muscle strains -- Injuries needing professional attention -- Patellar tendinitis -- Shin splints -- Sprains -- Stress fracture -- Exercise as a means to control stress -- Nutrition for dancers: -- Calories -- Nutrients: -- Protein -- Fats -- Carbohydrates -- Water -- Alcohol -- Vitamins and minerals -- Weight loss: set point -- Theory -- Weight loss fallacies -- Eating disorders -- Success in weight control -- Chapter 12: Dancer's Next Step: -- Additional training -- Jazz dance performance: -- Behind the performance scene -- Advertisement design and distribution -- Program design and distribution -- Sound -- Lighting -- Costume design and wardrobe assistance -- Props and stage crewing -- Makeup -- Ushering -- Performance space -- Dance production -- Rehearsals and performance -- Dance conventions and competitions: an alternative performance -- Opportunity -- Future in jazz dance: -- Professional dancer -- Dance rehearsal director -- Choreographer -- Dance teacher -- Dance therapy/Pilates instructor -- Appendixes: -- Appendix A: Jazz conventions and competitions -- Appendix B: Dance publications, journals, and book publishers -- Appendix C: Video resources -- Appendix D: Web sites of interest to the jazz dancer -- Appendix E: Jazz dance companies -- Student worksheets: -- Worksheet 1: Medical profile -- Worksheet 2: Evaluating your posture -- Worksheet 3: Evaluating your flexibility -- Worksheet 4: Menu planning exercises -- Bibliography -- Index.…”

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Italian art songs of the romantic era /

Italian art songs of the romantic era /

Medieval liturgical chant and patristic exegesis : words and music in the second-mode tracts / by Hornby, Emma, 1973-

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