Description
A Practical Approach to Harmony by Dr. Katalin Kiss / From the Birth of Polyphony to the Baroque Era / Editio Musica Budapest 2015 - Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music / Anthology - Exercises - Solutions
Spiral bound 2015
ISBN: 9789633307670 / 978-9633307670
ISBN-10: 9633307678
PAGES: 216
PUBLISHER: Editio Musica Budapest
LANGUAGE: English - Angol
Made in Hungary
English Description:
The main objective of this book is to teach music theory through practical activity. Its aims at developing comprehensive musicianship by means of thorough understanding of the materials provided, providing guidance in stylistic analysis and authentic performance, and giving an opportunity for students to integrate what they learn into practice, improvisation, and composition. The material of this book can be used by students in any area of specialization (by singers, instrumentalists, educators, theorists, etc.).
This book takes the student on an exciting musical journey following the path of music history from the birth of harmony through the late Baroque. The musical examples and excerpts included within are taken from the masterworks of the classical repertoire. These examples support practical work with exercises, dictation, worksheets for composition, analysis, bass figuration and realisation. In addition, all solutions are provided.
 Letét: Elmélet, zenetudomány |
Sorozat: The Kodály Concept Library |
| Nyelv: angol |
Terjedelem: 216 oldal |
| Formátum: 21 x 29,7 cm |
Súly: 665 g |
| Első megjelenés: 2015. június |
Kiadó: Editio Musica Budapest |
| ISMN: 9789633307670 |
About the Author:
Dr. Katalin Kiss is Associate Professor of musicianship and a conducting at the Kodaly Institute of the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Kecskemét, Hungary. She graduated from the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Budapest, where she also obtained a doctoral degree (DLA) in 2002. She has been lecturing since 1989 at the Kodaly Institute, where she served as Deputy Director General in 2002-4. She spent several years in the United States as a guest lecturer and conductor on the invitation of the Kodaly Center of America in Boston.
