- century,
especially in the
Venetian School, most
monodies were
composed independently. The
development of
monody was one of the
defining characteristics of...
- in 1537. The
method was
mentioned in 1115 by
Guibert de
Nogent in his
Monodies, with
translator Jay
Rubenstein annotating that the
torture developed in...
-
Italian style of
monody.
Almost all
examples of
chorale monodies were
written in the
first half of the 17th century. A
chorale monody used the text of...
-
Monody (band),
American electronic music group Monody (album), a 2010
album by
Mantler "Monodie", a
composition for
organ by
Olivier Messaien "
Monody"...
-
music in most of the
vocal forms of the time,
including monodies, madrigals, and motets. His
monodies, the most
numerous and
significant portion of his work...
-
conductor Brad Cawyer. Hosseini's "
Monodies" is
dedicated to
Italian 20th-century
composer Luciano Berio. The name "
Monodies" has been used
quite often in...
-
boredom and disgust."
Among Cavalieri's
secular compositions were madrigals,
monodies, and
pieces he
wrote for intermedi; his
sacred compositions included a...
- The
Symphony of
Monody is a 2005
composition by the
Persian composer Mehdi Hosseini,
performed and
recorded in
Saint Petersburg on 3 June 2007 by the Saint...
-
traditions that
reach back
nearly a
thousand years,
evolving around the
badge of
monody,
producing rhythmically diverse melodies. The
music has a
branchy mode system...
- (2010), for flute, clarinet, piano, violin,
violoncello and
tubular bells Monodies (2011), for flute, clarinet, piano,
violin and
violoncello Hesar (2013)...
