Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Musical_improvisation> ?p ?o. }
Showing items 1 to 86 of
86
with 100 items per page.
- Musical_improvisation abstract "Musical improvisation (also known as musical extemporization) is the creative activity of immediate ("in the moment") musical composition, which combines performance with communication of emotions and instrumental technique as well as spontaneous response to other musicians. Thus, musical ideas in improvisation are spontaneous, but may be based on chord changes in classical music, and indeed many other kinds of music. One definition is a "performance given extempore without planning or preparation." Another definition is to "play or sing (music) extemporaneously, especially by inventing variations on a melody or creating new melodies in accordance with a set progression of chords."Encyclopedia Britannica defines it as "the extemporaneous composition or free performance of a musical passage, usually in a manner conforming to certain stylistic norms but unfettered by the prescriptive features of a specific musical text. Music originated as improvisation and is still extensively improvised in Eastern traditions and in the modern Western tradition of jazz."Throughout the Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, and Romantic periods, improvisation was a highly valued skill. J.S. Bach, Handel, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Liszt, and many other famous composers and musicians were known especially for their improvisational skills. Improvisation might have played an important role in the monophonic period. The earliest treatises on polyphony, such as the Musica enchiriadis (ninth century), make plain that added parts were improvised for centuries before the first notated examples. However, it was only in the fifteenth century that theorists began making a hard distinction between improvised and written music. Many classical forms contained sections for improvisation, such as the cadenza in concertos, or the preludes to some keyboard suites by Bach and Handel, which consist of elaborations of a progression of chords, which performers are to use as the basis for their improvisation. Handel, Scarlatti, and Bach all belonged to a tradition of solo keyboard improvisation.In Indian, Pakistani, and Bangladeshi classical music, raga is the "tonal framework for composition and improvisation." The Encyclopedia Britannica defines a raga as "a melodic framework for improvisation and composition.".
- Musical_improvisation thumbnail Johnny_Hodges_edit.jpg?width=300.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink books?id=-VpsL03p66UC&pg=PA48&dq=music+extemporization.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink classicalimprov.blogspot.com.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink classicalimprov.com.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink music.essays.html.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink improviseforreal.com.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink about-david-reed.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink 398.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink pnoduo.com.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink www.ReturnToChild.com.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink artofimprovisati005713mbp.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink extemporeplaying00richuoft.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink firstlessonsinex00macd.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink practicalinstruc00johnrich.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink HowToImproviseJazz.pdf.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink www.dailyimprov.net.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink www.ericbarnhill.wordpress.com.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink improvisation-e.html.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink improvtechniques.html.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink search_details.cfm?title_id=8899.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink artsfeatures1.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink www.iem2.com.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink www.isimprov.org.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink 160.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink LEAVol19No3-Mailman.pdf.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink www.makeitupclub.com.au.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink moreimprovising.html.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink startimprovising.html.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink www.musicforpeople.org.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink jazz-improvisation.htm.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink page.nmbx?id=35tp00.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink 991124.motm.improv.html.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink primer.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink PoD30FickleSonance.html.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink www.thecasualdistractions.com.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageExternalLink watch?v=w5fKEOAWsaI.
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageID "4960615".
- Musical_improvisation wikiPageRevisionID "605697129".
- Musical_improvisation externalLinks "September 2011".
- Musical_improvisation globalize "February 2012".
- Musical_improvisation hasPhotoCollection Musical_improvisation.
- Musical_improvisation subject Category:Jazz_techniques.
- Musical_improvisation subject Category:Musical_improvisation.
- Musical_improvisation subject Category:Musical_performance_techniques.
- Musical_improvisation type Ability105616246.
- Musical_improvisation type Abstraction100002137.
- Musical_improvisation type Cognition100023271.
- Musical_improvisation type JazzTechniques.
- Musical_improvisation type Know-how105616786.
- Musical_improvisation type Method105660268.
- Musical_improvisation type MusicalPerformanceTechniques.
- Musical_improvisation type PsychologicalFeature100023100.
- Musical_improvisation type Technique105665146.
- Musical_improvisation type Genre.
- Musical_improvisation type MusicGenre.
- Musical_improvisation type TopicalConcept.
- Musical_improvisation type Concept.
- Musical_improvisation comment "Musical improvisation (also known as musical extemporization) is the creative activity of immediate ("in the moment") musical composition, which combines performance with communication of emotions and instrumental technique as well as spontaneous response to other musicians. Thus, musical ideas in improvisation are spontaneous, but may be based on chord changes in classical music, and indeed many other kinds of music.".
- Musical_improvisation label "Improvisación musical".
- Musical_improvisation label "Improvisatie (muziek)".
- Musical_improvisation label "Improvisation (Musik)".
- Musical_improvisation label "Improvisation musicale".
- Musical_improvisation label "Improvisação (música)".
- Musical_improvisation label "Improvvisazione (musica)".
- Musical_improvisation label "Improwizacja (muzyka)".
- Musical_improvisation label "Musical improvisation".
- Musical_improvisation label "Музыкальная импровизация".
- Musical_improvisation label "即興演奏".
- Musical_improvisation label "音樂即興".
- Musical_improvisation sameAs Improvisation_(Musik).
- Musical_improvisation sameAs Improvisación_musical.
- Musical_improvisation sameAs Improvisation_musicale.
- Musical_improvisation sameAs Improvvisazione_(musica).
- Musical_improvisation sameAs 即興演奏.
- Musical_improvisation sameAs 즉흥_연주.
- Musical_improvisation sameAs Improvisatie_(muziek).
- Musical_improvisation sameAs Improwizacja_(muzyka).
- Musical_improvisation sameAs Improvisação_(música).
- Musical_improvisation sameAs m.0cx779.
- Musical_improvisation sameAs Q1049625.
- Musical_improvisation sameAs Q1049625.
- Musical_improvisation sameAs Musical_improvisation.
- Musical_improvisation wasDerivedFrom Musical_improvisation?oldid=605697129.
- Musical_improvisation depiction Johnny_Hodges_edit.jpg.
- Musical_improvisation isPrimaryTopicOf Musical_improvisation.
