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Sprechgesang (German: [ˈʃpʁɛçɡəzaŋ] , "spoken singing") and
Sprechstimme (German: [ˈʃpʁɛçʃtɪmə], "spoken voice"), more
commonly known as speak-singing...
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traditionally performed by a soprano) who
delivers the
poems in the
Sprechstimme style accompanied by a
small instrumental ensemble.
Schoenberg had previously...
- The
album is a
mixture of
complicated instrumentals and Zappa's use of
sprechstimme (speaking song or voice)—a
compositional technique utilized by such composers...
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Gurrelieder (1911),
makes use of
Sprechstimme (Kennedy 2006) Die glückliche Hand (1910–1913),
makes use of
Sprechstimme (Kennedy 2006)
Pierrot Lunaire Op...
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harmony and
dissonance in general.
Schoenberg also
occasionally used
Sprechstimme. The two
operas of Schoenberg's
pupil Alban Berg,
Wozzeck (1925) and...
- by the Belgian-French poet
Albert Giraud.
Utilizing the
technique of
Sprechstimme, or
melodramatically spoken recitation, the work
pairs a
female vocalist...
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Deadly Sins, the
music needed transposition to
substantially lower keys.
Sprechstimme was used in some
famous songs in the Brecht-Weill plays, but now Lenya...
- clarinet, violin,
cello and piano. The
singer uses a
technique called Sprechstimme,
halfway between speech and song.
After developing the twelve-tone technique...
- Nine O'Clock News
series co-creator/producer John Lloyd. The
largely sprechstimme track "Iron Lady" was
released as a single, and
Brown promoted it on...
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especially Alban Berg and
Arnold Schoenberg,
pioneered a
technique called Sprechstimme in
which singers are half-talk, half-sing, and only
approximate pitches...
