musical analysis

Musical analysis is the attempt to answer the question how does this music work?

His 1938 book about the composer combined biography and musical analysis.

Musical analysis has been reduced to the occasional concert interval talk.

When they look at pieces of music in this way this is called "musical analysis".

As are the musical analyses and the period reviews.

There is also one item in which a particular piece is treated to basic musical analysis.

It provides the biographical context of every composition along with musical analysis or commentary.

Ruwet is best known for his work as a linguist and critic, but he was also a significant figure in musical analysis.

And rare for a book of this kind, the musical analysis is as astute as the business reporting.

However, sonata form is presently viewed as a model for musical analysis, rather than compositional practice.

In the early 1920s, dance studies (dance practice, critical theory, Musical analysis and history) began to be considered as an academic discipline.

Musical analysis does show some similarities in the melodic outline, but the songs are not closely related.

Do not look here for musical analyses.

Through musical analysis, it has been determined that he had faked his recordings of:

His collections of interpretive musical analysis filled file cabinets and countless shelves.

Neither musical analysis nor full-blown biography, this impressive book is perhaps best described as cultural history with a biographical focus.

An accompanying 200-page textbook includes historical essays, musical analyses, and contemporary photographs of the musicians.

Still, interviews and musical analyses tend to help identify the input of each member on each track.

He avoids taking offense on any of the grounds mentioned above, and is willing to admit sexual metaphors to musical analysis.

This chapter combines a strong point of view, intelligent and informed musical analysis, and rigorous historical research.

Later on this trend was reversed by a renewed interest in 'objective,' scientific, or otherwise nonintrospective musical analysis.

It wasn't a bad idea, but it ran only during the overture; musical analysis and singing, evidently, are incompatible.

He abandoned the tuba for the piano and journeyed from musical performance to musical analysis.

Still others have argued that narrative is a semiotic enterprise that can enrich musical analysis.

Reti is best remembered today for his distinctive method of musical analysis, which he claimed revealed the 'thematic process' in music.