Ulrike Engelke
Music and Language
Interpretations of Early Music According to Traditional Rules
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Ulrike Engelke
Music and Language
Interpretations of Early Music According to Traditional Rules
- Formación Literatura
- Edición Libro
- Compositor Ulrike Engelke
- Editorial agenda Verlag
- Nº de pedido 9783896884794
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For the authentic performance of Early Music, familiarity with the rules and conventions of the period is essential.
The book offers to all interested individuals well-founded and easily understood guidance on interpretation.
Ulrike Engelke, internationally well-respected flutist, experienced lecturer for many years, academy director in Early Music - has evaluated numerous historical sources. By summarizing them in an understandable form she has made them accessible for use in concert practice and teaching.
Contents:
> Notation
> Signs/Proportions
> Ornamentation/Diminution
> Articulation
> Vibrato
> Declamation
> Melody as Musical Speech
> Tempi
The book offers to all interested individuals well-founded and easily understood guidance on interpretation.
Ulrike Engelke, internationally well-respected flutist, experienced lecturer for many years, academy director in Early Music - has evaluated numerous historical sources. By summarizing them in an understandable form she has made them accessible for use in concert practice and teaching.
Contents:
> Notation
> Signs/Proportions
> Ornamentation/Diminution
> Articulation
> Vibrato
> Declamation
> Melody as Musical Speech
> Tempi
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