-
tutorial for the
study of
counterpoint by
Jeffrey Evans "Bach as
Contrapuntist" by Dan Brown,
music critic from
Cornell University, from his web book...
- use some of the new
concertato style. He was a
highly sophisticated contrapuntist,
often using strict canonic techniques; in addition, he used colorful...
- his manager, Haydn, and
Albrechtsberger (a
brother of the
celebrated contrapuntist Albrechtsberger) in
order to have a
little music. Fürnberg requested...
- he was ordained, and in 1541 went to
Venice to
study with the
famous contrapuntist and
maestro di
cappella of
Saint Mark's,
Adrian Willaert. In 1565, on...
-
composer and a teacher, and had a re****tion
especially as an
expert contrapuntist.
Porta was born in Cremona.
Details of his
early life are slim, but...
-
seminary in Vienna, and
became one of the most
learned and
skilful contrapuntists of his age. Albrechtsberger's
earliest classmates included Michael Haydn...
- 1567
German Nicolas Gombert c. 1495 – c. 1560 Franco-Flemish
prominent contrapuntist of
generation after Josquin;
worked for
Charles V, Holy
Roman Emperor...
-
previous two
albums may find this one a bit more
difficult to digest." The
Contrapuntist called AB III "a
grand achievement and
possibly the best hard rock album...
- player, and the
London Symphony sounds spectacular." In a review, The
Contrapuntist wrote that in
Fantasy and Farewell, "Myers
performs with an infinite...
- in his fugues)
earned him the
respect of some of the most
renowned contrapuntists (composers and
performers who
practice the art of counterpoint). Between...
