Examples of using Polyphony in English and their translations into Hebrew
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African Polyphony.
The Polyphony Education Center.
Monody replaces Polyphony.
Polyphony evolves, and the madrigal is born.
For me there is only polyphony.
Harmony replaces polyphony, and instrumental music takes the lead.
And together, these three voices create the polyphony.
The societies that have developed polyphony usually have several types of it found in their culture.
An ancient form of accompaniment,from the Middle Ages(the 12th century). Early polyphony.
These styles replaced the Baroque's serious polyphony with a melody and harmony and heavy ornamentation.
Bach's forerunner palestrina, he wrote many works for several choirs at the same time,wallowing in polyphony.
In December 2017,March 2018 and December 2018 we held seminars jointly with Polyphony Nazareth, and in April 2019 we shall repeat the experience.
Polyphony, which combined several separate lines of music rather than using the single line of plainchant, became prevalent from around the twelfth century.
But most of his later religious music is conservative, using linear polyphony in the manner of Palestrina.
The'how' was a style called polyphony, music of many independently moving voices that suggested the way the planets seemed to move in Ptolemy's geocentric universe.
Mickey Gitzin, the New Israel Fund's director, said in response that“we are happy and excited to receive a donation by Ian Anderson,together with the Polyphony Foundation, and we thank him warmly.
This spiritual baseis easily grafted onto the idea of democracy as polyphony- a choir of diverse voices permitted by a system of rule that must be respected.
Given that polyphony was at best rare in Middle-earth at the time of LOR, an authentic reconstruction of a song should be a single melody line without instrumental accompaniment.
Exactly what developments took place whereand when in the evolution of polyphony is not always clear, though some landmarks remain visible in the treatises.
In its original conception,organum was never intended as polyphony in the modern sense; the added voice was intended as a reinforcement or harmonic enhancement of the plainchant at occasions of High Feasts of importance to further the splendour of the liturgy.
The Spanish theorist Juan Bermudo declared him“the light of Spain in music”, while in 1559, a Mexican choir-Spanish polyphony in particular was quick to reach the New World- sang his music at a service commemorating the death of Charles V the previous year.
The alchemical art builds a historical and literary polyphony, certainly, but at a deeper level it also relates to ritual, to ritual's yearning to redraft events, to turn death into a celebration.".
He had a strict and thorough training in counterpoint, from medieval polyphony through Stravinsky, and this shows in his earliest music, such as the ballet Pocahontas(1938-9).
The subject matter of"16th Century Counterpoint" or"Renaissance Polyphony" as taught in contemporary college music curricula is invariably the codified style of the Roman School, as it was understood by Johann Fux in the early 18th century.
Starting in the late 16th century, a legend began that the second of these points,the threat that polyphony might have been banned by the Council because of the unintelligibility of the words, was the impetus behind Palestrina's composition of this mass.
He had strict training in counterpoint, from medieval polyphony to Stravinsky, and this shows in his earliest music, such as the ballet Pocahontas(1938- 39).
Noa is active on the public board of the Um EL Fahem Muesum of Art,the Arava Desert Institute and the Polyphony Music project of Nazereth, all institutes where Jews and Arabs meet to share knowledge, music and art, connecting them on the highest and deepest level possible.
Texture- Whereas European music, whose origins are similar to those of Arab music,favored the development of harmony(and earlier, polyphony), Arab music has focused on heterophony- playing of the same tune by all the instruments, while ornamenting the original melody from time to time.