999 resultados para music-halls


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Cantor Josef Rosenblatt

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Signatur des Originals: S 36/F12232

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Hear their own Prayse with Mouths of gaping Wonder / And catch each Crotchet of the Birth-day Thunder (Peter Pindar) [[Elektronische Ressource]]

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Mapping of the Music Ontology to the Media Value Chain Ontology and the PROV Ontology

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En el presente proyecto se ha realizado un estudio de las condiciones acústicas y del refuerzo sonoro de la sala de conciertos Ritmo y Compás (Madrid), repasando las principales magnitudes de calidad acústica. El proyecto combina medidas y simulaciones. Con las medidas se obtienen los parámetros acústicos de la sala, que permiten cuantificar la sensación que producen en la audiencia las cualidades acústicas de un espacio. Mediante software de simulación electroacústica (EASE) se ha generado el modelo geométrico y acústico de la sala, ajustado en base a los resultados experimentales. El objetivo fundamental del trabajo es generar un modelo virtual que refleje fielmente las condiciones reales de la sala de conciertos, de forma que se puedan estudiar en profundidad las características acústicas y electroacústicas del recinto. En el proceso de análisis se ha querido resaltar la importancia de la acústica en salas de conciertos de música amplificada, muchas veces relegada a un segundo plano por el diseño electroacústico. La calidad de una sala de este tipo depende estrechamente de la sonorización, pero su inevitable relación con las cualidades acústicas del recinto obliga a establecer una serie de criterios acústicos mínimos que aseguren las mejores condiciones para el sistema sonoro. Dado el peso de las simulaciones, en el proyecto se presentan los resultados obtenidos con distintos métodos y recursos de análisis software para apoyar el estudio, con una información completa que muestre, con la máxima claridad, el potencial de la sala Ritmo y Compás como sala de conciertos. SUMMARY. This project is about the acoustical and electroacustical studio of “Ritmo y Compás”, an important concert hall in Madrid, analyzing the main magnitudes of acoustic quality. The project combines measurements and simulations. With the measurements it is obtained the acoustic parameters of the hall, allowing the quantification of the sensation produced in the audience by the acoustic attributes of the hall. With the acoustic simulation software (Ease), based on the experimental results, the geometric and acoustic model has been created. The main purpose of this study is to generate a virtual model that accurately reflects the real conditions of the concert hall, allowing the deep study of the acoustic and electroacoustic features of the hall. In the process of the analysis, the importance of the acoustic characteristic in the amplified music concert halls was emphasized, which is often underestimate because of the electroacoustic design. The quality of this kind of hall strictly depends on the sound electrical system, but its inevitable relation with the acoustic characteristics of the hall, forces to establish a series of minimum acoustic rules that assures the best conditions for the sound system. Due to the importance of the simulations in the project, the results are presented with different methods and analysis software resources to back up the study with complete information that shows the maximum quality and clarity of the potential of the enclosure Ritmo y Compás as a concert hall.

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La musique c'est l'air, l'architecture, la lumiêre = Music is air, architecture is light [Entrevista]

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The scholarship on illuminated initials is substantial, yet there is a significant absence of information when discussing the initials found in music manuscripts specifically. In this paper, I endeavor to supplement the current scholarship by focusing my research on music manuscripts produced in Italy between 1250 and 1500 A.D. in order to provide examples of the relationships between image, music, and text in the context of use. I use mainly iconographic research methods, though a considerable amount of background information is reliant on the research of other authors in the field of medieval philosophy and theology. Through my research I have concluded that the use of illuminated initials in medieval Italian music manuscripts enhances the function of the manuscript by providing another layer of understanding which audience members could use to aid them in their meditation, prayer, and in the performance of the music.

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Classical Guitar Music in Printed Collections is a new, open-access, online index to the contents of published score collections for classical guitar. Its interlinked, alphabetized lists allow one to find a composition by title or composer, to discover what score collections include that piece, to see what other works are included in each collection identified, and to locate a copy in a library collection. Accuracy of identification is guaranteed by incipit images of each work. The article discusses how this index differs from existing bibliographies of the classical guitar literature, its structure and design, and technical details of its publication.