- ensembles. Often,
African ostinatos contain offbeats or cross-beats, that
contradict the
metric structure.
Other African ostinatos generate complete cross-rhythms...
-
Canto Ostinato ("Obstinate Song" (as
ostinato)) is a
musical composition written by the
Dutch composer Simeon ten Holt. The
piece was
completed in 1976...
-
classical music pieces are
called ostinatos or
simply phrases.
Contemporary jazz
writers also use riff- or lick-like
ostinatos in
modal music and
Latin jazz...
-
Western classical music pieces are
called ostinatos.
Contemporary jazz
writers also use riff- or lick-like
ostinatos in
modal music and
Latin jazz. Imitating...
- Bach's m****cript is
particularly important, as it
includes the
three known ostinato works and the
famous Prelude and
Chaconne in C major,
BuxWV 137. Although...
- in
music as an "
ostinato". In both songs, a
short ostinato is used
repeatedly to form part of the beat of each song and both
ostinatos share similar descending...
- foot-tapping on the part of listeners. The
concept can be
linked to the
sorts of
ostinatos that
generally accompany fusions and
dance musics of
African derivation...
- and 2011. The
website was
created by
Anthony Morelli and
Misty Weaver-
Ostinato in 2007. Morelli, then
writing as an
anonymous blogger,
originally used...
- It is
usually of a
serious character and is
typically based on a b****-
ostinato and
written in
triple metre. The term p****acaglia (Spanish: pasacalle;...
- Baby . . . (
Ostinatos, Part I)". classicalimprov.blogspot.com.
April 20, 2006.
Retrieved October 9, 2011. "What is an
ostinato?".
Ostinato_drumming.tripod...
