Harmony

purposes exactly the same as a review but it’s written over the course of the first two listens to the music rather than after the fact. So currently, i’m about one minute into the opener ‘Resolution’. Something that struck me was the rich vocal harmonies at the beginning of the song, there are plenty of staples of the “djent” subgenre appearing throughout the track. You have the TesseracT esque chord arpeggio, clean guitar intro bleeding into a heavy riff and then dropping out to the verse, which

Unsurprisingly given what discussed so far, Luther had an extremely high view of music and of what this could accomplish - where this was true in particular with reference to the sphere of worship and of church services . In this sense, he was of the opinion that by praising God in music, the latter acted as a bridge allowing for the possibility of relishing God's absolute and perfect wisdom, by seeing its reflection in his work of music itself. Accordingly - always in the Preface to the Symphoniae

The original version of the song Blue Moon was written in 1934 by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart. The version by jazz singer Billie Holiday was release in 1952. The work is performed by a mixed ensemble consisting of a single soloist and a jazz quartet. The meter and the rhythm can be categorized as a compound meter with accented upbeats. The texture of the version performed by Billie Holiday is polyphonic as the vocalist and the musicians have different lines of music that are being performed at

entertainment factor within our worship services is a gross misunderstanding of its purpose. Music is made up of three elements: melody, harmony, and rhythm. Mankind is also made up of three parts: spirit, soul and body (1 Thess 5:23). It can be argued that music and the triune, or trichotomy, of mankind are intrinsically linked i.e. melody is likened to the spirit, harmony to the soul and rhythm to the body. Let’s look at the link between music and the triune man more closely. 1. Spirit and Melody The

motions of the sun and the plants as astronomers viewed from the Earth. The notion that the planets were celestial three-dimensional spheres rather than concrete two-dimensional objects contributed to the naming of Pythagoras’s theory, known as the Harmony of the Spheres. The Music of the Spheres, also known as Musica Universalis, originated from the Greek philosopher, Pythagoras. During his time, the celestial spheres

Mozart was known for these daring types of harmonic innovations. Musical Time Period: As far as the musical time period we haven’t covered the Classical era yet in class. However, new developments such as Mozart’s daring harmonies and the rise of opera music were characteristics new to the classical era. Second Half: Melody: “Titan” in the beginning had a very gentle melody. As it opened the music was calm and peaceful. The shape started out very contour or a small wave

Hey Jude - Song analysis “Hey Jude” is a song by the English rock band The Beatles and was written by Paul McCartney. It was first released in August 1968 under The Beatles label ‘Apple Records’. Hey Jude runs for 7mins and 11secs and at the time of release was the longest single to top the British charts. The song is said to have evolved from “hey Jules”, a song that had been written as a ballad to comfort Lennon’s son Julian during his parents’ divorce. McCartney said, "I started with the

blurb that helps set the scene and draw the viewer in to the plot of the film. The blurb fades away as harmony music fades in and we, the viewers, are shown an extreme close up of Maximus's hand sweeping through the grass. The colour is very bright, and the music promotes happiness in the viewers mind. This small section of the film is his thoughts of home, the harmony music which plays has a very important role throughout the film when ever Maximus is thinking about home

1180 and 1190 . In revising the Magnus liber, Pérotin composed and inserted his own clausula and puncta, such as Alleluya Nativitas into the Magnus liber. The works of Pérotin are known to be beautiful and thoughtfully voiced with colorful textural harmonies. Sometime after revising the Magnus liber, Pérotin began composing three-voice organum. Later in his life,

of music and how to take care of herself, the next few years brought a great deal of success to Chick Webb and herself. With the raise of the new jazz style, bebop, jazz music moved from the diatonic conventions of the swing era to more chromatic harmonies, complex rhythms and more notes and chord options. This style caught Ella’s attention and during her time with the Chick Webb band, she got her start improvising in the bop style. Ella is said to have described the early days of the bop revolution