Metropolises in the globalization call nowadays Towns＇ of jazzmen, jazzwomen and jazz lovers, in a way from which we citizens. Christian Sallenave, sociologist with musical academic and Cities＇ into question. Jazz a...Metropolises in the globalization call nowadays Towns＇ of jazzmen, jazzwomen and jazz lovers, in a way from which we citizens. Christian Sallenave, sociologist with musical academic and Cities＇ into question. Jazz answers with stories and memories can learn a lesson for the future of towns, metropolises and their background, shows through examples of stories of jazz in New Orleans, New York, Paris, Bordeaux and Rome, how this nomad, notable and crossbreeding music contributes to the history of jazz, and world music, and listeners＇ memories, in ＂their own way＂ as towns, cities and their memories can contribute to the prosperity of the metropolises in globalization, through original melting pot works.展开更多
First features of formation of oral-professional genres in the territory of Uzbekistan were known from ancient time. Examples of preserving wall painting, small statues with musicians images evidence that professional...First features of formation of oral-professional genres in the territory of Uzbekistan were known from ancient time. Examples of preserving wall painting, small statues with musicians images evidence that professionalism was taken place in the early of 1 st millennium. Dastan, Katta Ashula, Makom are the main oral-professional genres of the Uzbeks. History facts are in the paper.展开更多
Persian Passion Play （Ta＇ziya）, the most important Shiite religious ritual, performed by non-professional actors and musicians, is based on the martyrdom of the third Shiite Imam, Husein, and his companions at Karb...Persian Passion Play （Ta＇ziya）, the most important Shiite religious ritual, performed by non-professional actors and musicians, is based on the martyrdom of the third Shiite Imam, Husein, and his companions at Karbala （in 680）. This paper aims to introduce a wide range of sources, both books and articles, on the history, music, actors, and arrangements of ta＇ziya performance in Iran from 1971 onwards. It includes a number of titles of ta＇ziya manuscripts, and the place of performance. The article contains traveler accounts from sixteen century onwards and the translations of ta＇ziya texts in European languages.展开更多
The Bauls or the fakirs of Bengal have been unacknowledged prophets even a century back, till the recent interest now in their music, philosophy, and performance. The Bauls do not revere class/caste/religious divides ...The Bauls or the fakirs of Bengal have been unacknowledged prophets even a century back, till the recent interest now in their music, philosophy, and performance. The Bauls do not revere class/caste/religious divides and often flout the norms of the society by their divine madness. Etymologically, the word derives from Sanskrit, ＂vatula＂ （meaning one who is affected by the wind disease or is mad）, or ＂vyakula＂ （meaning restless or disordered）. In recent years however, Bauls have been recognized as a religious sect, yet the connotation of madness still clings to their reputation. This paper is going to discuss briefly how the Baul tradition developed in Bengal and then focus on the Baul philosophy in the Baul-gan texts and on their musical appeal. Many of the Baul-gans have had profound influence on other forms of music. Closely associated with the Baul sangeet is the Bhatiali music whose rhythm, has often won the hearts of many classical musicians. Often times the classical musicians have been found to render the ektatra or dotara sounds in their improvisations. Rabindranath Tagore too has used some of the Baul maestro, Lalon Fakir＇s lyrics, philosophy as well as music in many of his songs. More recently, Baul songs have been rendered through fusion bands or experimental music.展开更多
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, one of the greatest musicians in the world, enchants people across eras with his fabulous music. Peter Shaffer, in Amadeus （2001）, depicts the mysterious life and death of this musician in a...Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, one of the greatest musicians in the world, enchants people across eras with his fabulous music. Peter Shaffer, in Amadeus （2001）, depicts the mysterious life and death of this musician in a very different way. Instead of presenting an intelligent and refined artist, Shaffer, from the perspective of his rival, Antonio Salieri, gives us a ＂foul-mouthed, immature jackanapes＂ that shocks his audiences in the theatre. Lady Thatcher＇s displeased response after seeing the play tells the gap between Shaffer＇s Mozart and the Mozart image in most public＇s mind. However, the image of the vulgar Mozart, though a contrast to his music, lights up the uniqueness of his music at the age of Enlightenment. The paper, aims to analyze the difference in Mozart＇s music and the different Mozart character Shaffer presents in his play by drawing on Ren6 Girard＇s notion of collective violence and scapegoat mechanism. Also, the author intends to examine the playwright＇s intention and exegesis as he composes this mysterious musician in such a different way展开更多
Ancient Bukhara is the cultural and educational center of East which made huge contribution to a treasury of world art. Culture and art buildings were built in Bukhara and around its territory. Ancient Bukhara turned ...Ancient Bukhara is the cultural and educational center of East which made huge contribution to a treasury of world art. Culture and art buildings were built in Bukhara and around its territory. Ancient Bukhara turned out as one of the biggest centers of Middle East in the period （era） of outstanding Somoniy （in the IX-X centuries） and Temurids （in the XIV-XV centuries）, particular, its developed literature, culture, architecture, and music art; especially, as being the capital of dynasty Mangits （at the beginning of the century XVIII-XX）, served as the groundwork of forming Shashmakom samples in groups. This time among a number of poets and artists, lived Akhmad Danish--the most mature scientist, philosopher, poet, calligrapher, and painter, Abdurauf Fitrat--poet and writer, theoretician, musician and political activist.展开更多
Central European musicians, as a consequence of the efforts of several important figures, have contributed to the development of jazz in the second half of the 20th century. Jazz pianists in Europe were a distinctive ...Central European musicians, as a consequence of the efforts of several important figures, have contributed to the development of jazz in the second half of the 20th century. Jazz pianists in Europe were a distinctive part of the world jazz scene and made significant achievements during the communist era. They were able to master the European classical piano school, becoming virtuoso pianists themselves, as well as acquiring self-taught jazz skills. Semi-isolated from the contemporary music trends abroad, Central European artists nonetheless made remarkable musical accomplishments that deserve to be called the Central European Jazz School. Between 1948 and 1989, the communist ideology controlled every country of Central Europe including East Germany. The careers of jazz pianists in these countries would have developed differently if they had lived under democratic conditions. This is evident in the lives of those who emigrated to Western countries and subsequently found a place in the world jazz scene. Using analysis of the Central European jazz musicians＇ compositions and their professional careers, this paper aims to demonstrate the extent to which the Central European Jazz School has contributed to jazz music in Europe and the wider world.展开更多
In the digital convergence culture （Jenkins, 2006） and in the network society （Castells, 1996）, the theories of personal branding, social identity, and the two-step flow of communication have become intertwined to...In the digital convergence culture （Jenkins, 2006） and in the network society （Castells, 1996）, the theories of personal branding, social identity, and the two-step flow of communication have become intertwined to create a model through which individuals and musicians share and embrace music. This paper examines the rise of social network for music involving both the practices of use and consumption and those of creation, sharing and distribution of innovative and independents musical reality. Social media have introduced radical changes in social and musical practices increasing the ability of creation from the bottom in contrast to mainstream. Moreover, thanks to performativity, collaboration and participation offering by Web 2.0, fit fully in culture ＂DIY 2.0＂ offering an interesting chance for the emerging underground music.展开更多
Music has often changed, from a social point of view, and also the relationship between music and the city. This paper attempts to describe how music changes under the impact of Internet. The milieu of musicians and t...Music has often changed, from a social point of view, and also the relationship between music and the city. This paper attempts to describe how music changes under the impact of Internet. The milieu of musicians and the audiences are concerned. The economic model of music has not burst into pieces, but it has deeply changed. There is a trend to pure consumerism thanks to internet （probably the sales of downloaded music will become more and more important）. Also, independent artists can use Internet and have a livelihood （fat tail phenomenon）. Therefore the diversity of music can be preserved. Concerts （music in the city） allow escaping from the losses of money because of piracy. There are several experiences for listeners, which are possible, some of them involving going to concerts and festivals.展开更多
In this paper, we conduct research on the developmental trend of the computer music technology under the background of multichannelstereo recording. Surround sound is not only used in the fi lm, home theater, also pen...In this paper, we conduct research on the developmental trend of the computer music technology under the background of multichannelstereo recording. Surround sound is not only used in the fi lm, home theater, also penetrated the digital TV and digital broadcasting.But because of the limitation of storage media capacity and transmission bandwidth must use all kinds of that audio compression technologyto transmit audio data. As a more general and more practical signifi cance, as masking and by masking sound are not limited to their respectiveresend by a single speaker, but in different proportion to their respective ‘channel sound level is poor. To deal with this issue, this paperintegrates the signal denoising method as the optimization and achieves better performance.展开更多
In the creation works of European musicians in late nineteenth Century, it has more profound philosophical and ethical foundation, and its production and development has a profound reflection of music art on social li...In the creation works of European musicians in late nineteenth Century, it has more profound philosophical and ethical foundation, and its production and development has a profound reflection of music art on social life, but it is also a response to contemporary European romanticism non-rationalism ethics.展开更多
China＇s outstanding achievements in music education are all the more impressive in view of its relatively late start.Chinese musicians such as Tan Dun,Yo Yo Ma and Bright Sheng that have established their eminence wi...China＇s outstanding achievements in music education are all the more impressive in view of its relatively late start.Chinese musicians such as Tan Dun,Yo Yo Ma and Bright Sheng that have established their eminence within Western classical music circles may soon be competing with those currently winning awards in major international music competitions.展开更多
MUSIC education in China and the West may differ in approach, but when combined are complementary in outcome. China＇s music programs excels in training young artists under 18, while the Western focus is on musicians ...MUSIC education in China and the West may differ in approach, but when combined are complementary in outcome. China＇s music programs excels in training young artists under 18, while the Western focus is on musicians no younger than 18. This explains why so many outstanding Chinese musicians study at, and are welcomed by, Western schools after receiving their initial training in China.展开更多
Beethoven is a famous German pianist, composer, and conductor, and he set the culmination of Western classical, created a romantic music camp precedent. The size of his music in general is very ambitious, mostly conce...Beethoven is a famous German pianist, composer, and conductor, and he set the culmination of Western classical, created a romantic music camp precedent. The size of his music in general is very ambitious, mostly concertos, symphonies, operas and other large works, technical approach and structure used is quite complex, people are left with a deep impression. But it works, while small piano pieces, also has music research value, ＂dedicated to Alice＂ is one of the few Beethoven piano pieces. This paper focuses on creative background ＂dedicated to Alice,＂ this elaborate piano works by the complexity of the analysis of the structure of this work is that it reflects the author＇ s ideological soul to explore their musical value.展开更多
文摘Metropolises in the globalization call nowadays Towns＇ of jazzmen, jazzwomen and jazz lovers, in a way from which we citizens. Christian Sallenave, sociologist with musical academic and Cities＇ into question. Jazz answers with stories and memories can learn a lesson for the future of towns, metropolises and their background, shows through examples of stories of jazz in New Orleans, New York, Paris, Bordeaux and Rome, how this nomad, notable and crossbreeding music contributes to the history of jazz, and world music, and listeners＇ memories, in ＂their own way＂ as towns, cities and their memories can contribute to the prosperity of the metropolises in globalization, through original melting pot works.
文摘First features of formation of oral-professional genres in the territory of Uzbekistan were known from ancient time. Examples of preserving wall painting, small statues with musicians images evidence that professionalism was taken place in the early of 1 st millennium. Dastan, Katta Ashula, Makom are the main oral-professional genres of the Uzbeks. History facts are in the paper.
文摘Persian Passion Play （Ta＇ziya）, the most important Shiite religious ritual, performed by non-professional actors and musicians, is based on the martyrdom of the third Shiite Imam, Husein, and his companions at Karbala （in 680）. This paper aims to introduce a wide range of sources, both books and articles, on the history, music, actors, and arrangements of ta＇ziya performance in Iran from 1971 onwards. It includes a number of titles of ta＇ziya manuscripts, and the place of performance. The article contains traveler accounts from sixteen century onwards and the translations of ta＇ziya texts in European languages.
文摘The Bauls or the fakirs of Bengal have been unacknowledged prophets even a century back, till the recent interest now in their music, philosophy, and performance. The Bauls do not revere class/caste/religious divides and often flout the norms of the society by their divine madness. Etymologically, the word derives from Sanskrit, ＂vatula＂ （meaning one who is affected by the wind disease or is mad）, or ＂vyakula＂ （meaning restless or disordered）. In recent years however, Bauls have been recognized as a religious sect, yet the connotation of madness still clings to their reputation. This paper is going to discuss briefly how the Baul tradition developed in Bengal and then focus on the Baul philosophy in the Baul-gan texts and on their musical appeal. Many of the Baul-gans have had profound influence on other forms of music. Closely associated with the Baul sangeet is the Bhatiali music whose rhythm, has often won the hearts of many classical musicians. Often times the classical musicians have been found to render the ektatra or dotara sounds in their improvisations. Rabindranath Tagore too has used some of the Baul maestro, Lalon Fakir＇s lyrics, philosophy as well as music in many of his songs. More recently, Baul songs have been rendered through fusion bands or experimental music.
文摘Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, one of the greatest musicians in the world, enchants people across eras with his fabulous music. Peter Shaffer, in Amadeus （2001）, depicts the mysterious life and death of this musician in a very different way. Instead of presenting an intelligent and refined artist, Shaffer, from the perspective of his rival, Antonio Salieri, gives us a ＂foul-mouthed, immature jackanapes＂ that shocks his audiences in the theatre. Lady Thatcher＇s displeased response after seeing the play tells the gap between Shaffer＇s Mozart and the Mozart image in most public＇s mind. However, the image of the vulgar Mozart, though a contrast to his music, lights up the uniqueness of his music at the age of Enlightenment. The paper, aims to analyze the difference in Mozart＇s music and the different Mozart character Shaffer presents in his play by drawing on Ren6 Girard＇s notion of collective violence and scapegoat mechanism. Also, the author intends to examine the playwright＇s intention and exegesis as he composes this mysterious musician in such a different way
文摘Ancient Bukhara is the cultural and educational center of East which made huge contribution to a treasury of world art. Culture and art buildings were built in Bukhara and around its territory. Ancient Bukhara turned out as one of the biggest centers of Middle East in the period （era） of outstanding Somoniy （in the IX-X centuries） and Temurids （in the XIV-XV centuries）, particular, its developed literature, culture, architecture, and music art; especially, as being the capital of dynasty Mangits （at the beginning of the century XVIII-XX）, served as the groundwork of forming Shashmakom samples in groups. This time among a number of poets and artists, lived Akhmad Danish--the most mature scientist, philosopher, poet, calligrapher, and painter, Abdurauf Fitrat--poet and writer, theoretician, musician and political activist.
文摘Central European musicians, as a consequence of the efforts of several important figures, have contributed to the development of jazz in the second half of the 20th century. Jazz pianists in Europe were a distinctive part of the world jazz scene and made significant achievements during the communist era. They were able to master the European classical piano school, becoming virtuoso pianists themselves, as well as acquiring self-taught jazz skills. Semi-isolated from the contemporary music trends abroad, Central European artists nonetheless made remarkable musical accomplishments that deserve to be called the Central European Jazz School. Between 1948 and 1989, the communist ideology controlled every country of Central Europe including East Germany. The careers of jazz pianists in these countries would have developed differently if they had lived under democratic conditions. This is evident in the lives of those who emigrated to Western countries and subsequently found a place in the world jazz scene. Using analysis of the Central European jazz musicians＇ compositions and their professional careers, this paper aims to demonstrate the extent to which the Central European Jazz School has contributed to jazz music in Europe and the wider world.
文摘In the digital convergence culture （Jenkins, 2006） and in the network society （Castells, 1996）, the theories of personal branding, social identity, and the two-step flow of communication have become intertwined to create a model through which individuals and musicians share and embrace music. This paper examines the rise of social network for music involving both the practices of use and consumption and those of creation, sharing and distribution of innovative and independents musical reality. Social media have introduced radical changes in social and musical practices increasing the ability of creation from the bottom in contrast to mainstream. Moreover, thanks to performativity, collaboration and participation offering by Web 2.0, fit fully in culture ＂DIY 2.0＂ offering an interesting chance for the emerging underground music.
文摘Music has often changed, from a social point of view, and also the relationship between music and the city. This paper attempts to describe how music changes under the impact of Internet. The milieu of musicians and the audiences are concerned. The economic model of music has not burst into pieces, but it has deeply changed. There is a trend to pure consumerism thanks to internet （probably the sales of downloaded music will become more and more important）. Also, independent artists can use Internet and have a livelihood （fat tail phenomenon）. Therefore the diversity of music can be preserved. Concerts （music in the city） allow escaping from the losses of money because of piracy. There are several experiences for listeners, which are possible, some of them involving going to concerts and festivals.
文摘In this paper, we conduct research on the developmental trend of the computer music technology under the background of multichannelstereo recording. Surround sound is not only used in the fi lm, home theater, also penetrated the digital TV and digital broadcasting.But because of the limitation of storage media capacity and transmission bandwidth must use all kinds of that audio compression technologyto transmit audio data. As a more general and more practical signifi cance, as masking and by masking sound are not limited to their respectiveresend by a single speaker, but in different proportion to their respective ‘channel sound level is poor. To deal with this issue, this paperintegrates the signal denoising method as the optimization and achieves better performance.
文摘In the creation works of European musicians in late nineteenth Century, it has more profound philosophical and ethical foundation, and its production and development has a profound reflection of music art on social life, but it is also a response to contemporary European romanticism non-rationalism ethics.
文摘China＇s outstanding achievements in music education are all the more impressive in view of its relatively late start.Chinese musicians such as Tan Dun,Yo Yo Ma and Bright Sheng that have established their eminence within Western classical music circles may soon be competing with those currently winning awards in major international music competitions.
文摘MUSIC education in China and the West may differ in approach, but when combined are complementary in outcome. China＇s music programs excels in training young artists under 18, while the Western focus is on musicians no younger than 18. This explains why so many outstanding Chinese musicians study at, and are welcomed by, Western schools after receiving their initial training in China.
文摘Beethoven is a famous German pianist, composer, and conductor, and he set the culmination of Western classical, created a romantic music camp precedent. The size of his music in general is very ambitious, mostly concertos, symphonies, operas and other large works, technical approach and structure used is quite complex, people are left with a deep impression. But it works, while small piano pieces, also has music research value, ＂dedicated to Alice＂ is one of the few Beethoven piano pieces. This paper focuses on creative background ＂dedicated to Alice,＂ this elaborate piano works by the complexity of the analysis of the structure of this work is that it reflects the author＇ s ideological soul to explore their musical value.
