VPMB82H3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Hugh Le Caine, Table Tennis, Music Of Canada
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Overview: the 20th century and the introduction to postmodernism, canadian music, continuation of listening pieces and course material. Includes three sounds that are repeated throughout the song: a single drop of water, the smashing of wall, and the sound of a ping pong ball hitting the racket that is manipulated on tape. Takes the full spectrum of a pitch and analy e it and make a graph to use the frequencies for the beginning and the end. Solo piano piece w/ 4 melodic voices - minimalistic techniques. Always homophonic built and developed from a single chord c eb e g. Sounds melodic / harmonic - it is homophonic and repetitive (iolin melody (cid:840)tenor(cid:841) (cid:873)imaginary language(cid:874) - takes languages from many countries. **a gong at the beginning (cid:840)gamelan / balinese(cid:841)** - starts to bu afterwards. East meets west: (ivier lonely child. Style: spectralism: archer the bell mvmt 1. 2nd mvmt for 8 part unaccompanied chorus 1st movement - tonal (cid:840)neo classical(cid:841),
