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Cheironomy or
chironomy is a form of
music conducting,
typically with
choral music and
choral groups (choirs),
where the use of hand
gestures directs...
-
gestures used in the
context of
public speaking or
musical conducting are
chironomy.
Although some gestures, such as the
ubiquitous act of pointing, differ...
- the
rhetorician Quintilian is
recorded as
having used it. Quintilian's
chironomy prescribed variations in
context for the gesture's use
during specific...
- been
preserved up to the present. The
Samaveda also
included a
system of
chironomy, or hand
signals to set the
recital speed.
These were
mudras (finger and...
- the
Masoretic Text was
originally a
method of
recording hand
signals ("
chironomy") by
which temple musicians were
directed in the
performance of music...
- brothers.
Anima 1 (1961)
Micro 1 (1961)
Organic Music (1962)
Anima 2 (1962)
Chironomy 1 (1962) Ear Drum
Event (1962)
South No. 1 (1962)
Theater Music (1963)...
- , 8
musicians and
streaming brain wave data,
video projection (2001)
Chironomy, 5
players in 2 groups. clarinet, vocalist,
synthesizer in
group 1, 2...
- Notre-Dame de Paris,
Olivier Latry[relevant?] "The
Technique of
Gregorian Chironomy",
dedicated to Le Guennant, media.musicasacra.com Portals: Biography...
