- (usually sung by the congregation), a
refrain is needed. The
looser term
antiphony is
generally used for any call and
response style of singing, such as...
- form is also used in music,
where it
falls under the
general category of
antiphony. In some
African cultures, call-and-response is a
widespread pattern of...
- The 8th
Symphony "
Antiphonies", Op. 54, by
Miloslav Kabeláč was
written in 1970 as a
reflection of the composer's
feelings from the
invasion of Warsaw...
-
radio stations (August 1982) An Alphabet,
radio play (1982) ear for EAR (
Antiphonies), for
voices (possibly
January 20, 1983) Ryoanji, for
double b****, trombone...
-
classical music, call and
response is
known as
antiphony. The New
Grove Dictionary defines antiphony as "music in
which an
ensemble is
divided into distinct...
- No. 8 (Hovhaness), a
symphony with a name
Symphony No. 8 (Kabeláč), "
Antiphonies"
Symphony No. 8 (Mahler), "Symphony of a Thousand"
Symphony No. 8, Op...
-
section of the
first movement, "is
clinched with an
Epilog of
syncopated antiphony": Boyd also
hears the coda to the
third movement as "remarkable... for...
-
Three Orchestras, 1976), and
Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen (in Symphony/
Antiphony, 1980). From the mid-20th
century into the 21st
there has been a resurgence...
- that the
enslaved Africans had
brought with them from Africa, such as
antiphony (the call-and-response pattern) and syncopation. This
eventually formed...
-
material is interrelated,
although with
little wholly imitative writing, and
antiphony in
preference to
contrapuntal echoing of themes.
Fantasia on a
Theme by...
