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I have the deep (and accurate, I would say) conviction that music is a continuous evolutionary flow. The patterns of an era or style remain alive afterwards, although transformed by the prevailing aesthetic prism. I wanted to make a small example using schemata in something that sounded a bit r... -
Larghetto for oboe (combining schemata and rhetorics)
Luis Hernández posted a topic in Chamber Music
Hi friends, This is an example of what I want to do in my new blog. In this little piece, there is an intertwined work of schemata and rhetoric figures. I have spoken previously about schemata, and they are notated at the bottom of the systems. Now, I have added some rhetoric figures, that will...- 4 replies
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Who could have said I would start to write this kind of pieces? I am very fond of contemporary languages, of course. Now and then, I wrote a piece in what I thought it was a baroque style.... But I was wrong. Some weeks ago I began to study Music from its very beginning: cantus firmus, mon...
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Hi. I've been studying "schemata" (musical formulae) which flourished in the galant style period (1830 - 1870). It's amazing how they used all those chlichés (there were dozens) so fluently. The existed in the baroque period, even before, and would be used for many many years. This is my first...
