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@monadnock
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I compose, orchestrate, and teach music. Freelance. I also speak French, and never excuse myself for it. Jamais.
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2017-11-28 14:38
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Parasites Lost Theme
The main thematic material of a "tone poem" of sorts, composed in 2007, copyrighted and ASCAP registered. The composer more or less followed traditional counterpoint rules for three parts, in a modal context.
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Resvelons-nous, resvelons, amoureux. Alons en bien tos au may !
A great song - rather, a great "rondeau" - for the month of May, by Renaissance composer Guillaume DuFay (ca. 1400-1474), which Mark Priest has arranged and produced for Soprano, Alto, and Tenor Recorders,
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Adieu, ces bons vins de Lannoys, by Guillaume Dufay (ca. 1400-1474)
As you may have guessed, I'm putting together a set of backing tracks that will be put to use when I wish to perform Renaissance style music on recorders and there are no other players available. This
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Je me recommande, by Gilles Binchois
Here is another secular song by Renaissance composer Gilles Binchois (1400-1460), a *rondeau* for three voices, which I've transcribed for a trio of Recorders: Soprano, Alto, and Tenor, plus optional sopranino
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Adieu, m'amour, by Gilles Binchois (1400-1460), transcribed and arranged for recorders trio.
Another secular song by Renaissance composer Gilles Binchois (1400-1460), which I've transcribed for a trio of Recorders: Soprano, Alto, and Tenor, plus optional sopranino and added percussion parts. To
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dsound
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Adieu, adieu, by Gilles Binchois (1400-1460), transcribed/arranged by Mark Priest
Secular song by Renaissance composer Gilles Binchois (1400-1460), which I've transcribed for a trio of Recorders: Soprano, Alto, and Tenor, plus optional sopranino and added percussion parts. To listen,
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Like Learning to Talk!
“It’s so frustrating! I’m a supportive parent, but how can I get my child to practice?” Parents who have had children enrolled in private piano study (or that of any other musical instrument) have sometimes
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Music Listening List for Beginning Music Students (and Their Parents!)
Because learning to play a musical instrument well is like mastering a foreign language - it is all about establishing a music-conducive environment in the home. I've prepared this short article for Steemit.
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PIano/Keyboard Harmony, Part 7: Through the Flat Keys; Transposing Down by 5ths
Another slightly updated upload of one of my YouTube tutorials from last summer, which I wish to make available to friends and followers (and music theory students!) here on Steemit. Thank you for following,
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Introduction to Steemit
Piano Keyboard Having been raised by musical parents who required my siblings and me to attend weekly private lessons on piano and one orchestral instrument – in my case, that second instrument was oboe/cor
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Secondary 7th Chords in Major, Part 1 (Harmony III.10)
We have studied several concepts, or guiding principles – “Rules” – that pertain to Dominant 7th chords. These will prove useful as we now add several Secondary Seventh Chords to our Contrapuntal-Harmonic
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What Is a Cadence? (Harmony I.09)
[slides and explanatory info below are taken from one of my undergraduate music theory lectures (first semester)] Rivers, Creeks, Brooks, Cascades, Rapids, Waterfalls, all evoke scenes of water, flowing
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Meaning of Bass Figures - Harmony I.08 (Updated Slides and Transcript)
We recently introduced [in "Go Figure!, Part 1"] numbering of the starting bass note of a chord progression, using both Roman numerals and Arabic figures. To illustrate how this works in practice,
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Music Gigs: Wages and Offers
Prologue and Disclaimer: Some of the terms I use in the previously-published article below (based on a 2015, Facebook "Note") may seem a bit harsh, but I am using the language to make a point
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Coffee Growing in South Sudan
I love coffee - the kick, the taste, and the "parfum" (if you haven't noticed, I never apologize for my French lapses; it's in the blood). Anyway, I searched out this list of articles - encouraging
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Go Figure! Part 2 - Bass Figures, Four-Part Writing (Harmony_I.08)
CLICK/TAP TO WATCH VIDEO: We recently introduced numbering of the starting bass note of a chord progression, using both Roman numerals and Arabic figures. To illustrate how this works in practice, we now
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Music Education Meets Hot Air
The following is based on the actual experience of one of my favorite college professors, heretofore known as "Doc." A knowledgeable conductor, music theory instructor, and phenomenal jazz pianist,
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Go Figure! - Roman / Arabic Numerals, Close vs. Open Chords (Harmony I.07)
As you may have guessed, there is an ongoing relationship between numbers – figures – and musical science. In our four-part writing, we have focused on the Primary Triads of the first, fourth, and fifth
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Go Figure! - Roman and Arabic Numerals, Close and Open Position Chords
As you may have guessed, there is an ongoing relationship between numbers – figures – and musical science. In our four-part writing, we have focused on the Primary Triads of the first, fourth, and fifth
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Melodic Four-Part Writing: Similar, Oblique, and Contrary Motion (Harmony I.06 Slides & Transcript)
This post is a followup to yesterday's DTube video tutorial on "melodic writing in 4-parts," featuring similar/parallel, oblique, and contrary motion. I continue to update the slides of my YT
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