-
Illyrian tradition.
Another remarkably vigorous European tradition of
heterophonic music exists, in the form of
Outer Hebridean Gaelic psalmody.
David Morton...
- ney, the riq, and the
darabukkah . The
melody instruments may play
heterophonically in
octaves or
perform solos.
Instrumental forms include bashraf, sama'i...
-
instrumentalists improvised or if they
doubled vocalists monophonically or
heterophonically.
Among the best
known instruments are the
hydraulic organ, used for...
- who had the 1974 hit song "Rock the Boat" was
selected since it was a
heterophonic spelling of
Hughes as in
Howard Hughes. The song "Me and
Howard Hughes"...
- system.
Music in the
Ethiopian highlands is
generally monophonic or
heterophonic. In
certain southern areas, some
music is polyphonic.
Dorze polyphonic...
- work were
originally sung unaccompanied,
either solo, or by
groups (
heterophonically).
During the Edo period, however, and
sometimes later as well, accompaniment...
-
possess chikchika rhythm, a 6/8
rhythm equally found often in
Ethiopian heterophonic music. The
melding of both
European and
Ethiopian compositional techniques...
- sung
polyphonically in four-part
harmony (Common 8
heterophonic voice,
usually 5-12
heterophonic voices). The
Taiwan composer Jin Fong Yang (楊金峯) analyzed...
-
uniquely 'exotic' characteristics,
highly dissonant and with
fascinating heterophonic effects".
Aleksander Laskowski has said of Szymanowski's
music and its...
- in his
music of this time and afterward, and a
Javanese gamelan-like
heterophonic texture is
emulated on occasion,
particularly in "Pagodes", from Estampes...
