Examples of using Vocal polyphony in English and their translations into German
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Cantus Modalis courses/project weeks for vocal polyphony.
From the vocal polyphony of the Renaissance to baroque, classical and romantic repertoire, and beyond, to the music of the twentieth century.
The wide repertoire of thechoir of St. Hedwig's Cathedral ranges from classical vocal polyphony to modern music.
Vocal polyphony is losing its predominant position, monodic singing, accompanied by instruments, is becoming more and more important and leading finally to the birth opera.
For a while, he retired from composing and occupied himself with early music-Gregorian chorale and classical vocal polyphony.
Their detail cannot be grasped: associations from centuries-old vocal polyphony to fairground music are touched upon but never fully expanded. In one instance the syllables could almost be English but individual words cannot be made out.
Rossini's Petite Messe solennelle, for example. This late-period work, written when the composer was 70,fuses the lyrical art of opera with the vocal polyphony of church music.
Renaissance and Baroque music- in 2005 he founded the male ensemble vocal polyphony"Polyphonion", mainly focusing on Czech and European Renaissance and medieval polyphonic music production and interpretation of Gregorian chant.
The vocal ensemble La Capella Reial de Catalunya was founded in 1987 by Montserrat Figueras and Jordi Savallwith the goal of exploring and performing Spanish vocal polyphony before 1800.
In 1960 he founded the Schola Cantorum Stuttgart, a vocal ensemble of 16to 18 professional singers, with a repertoire focused on both classical vocal polyphony as contemporary music, performing more than 80 premieres and first performances of choral works.
The search for his own voice drove him into a withdrawal from creative work lasting nearly eight years, during which he engaged with the studyof Gregorian Chant, the Notre Dame school and classical vocal polyphony.
Where sense-cleaning Gregorian style meets sense-confusing polyphony, vocal wonders of lament, decoration and temperament occur.