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9.01.2019
6.28.2019
TERPSTRA - quater tone piano
Posted on 20:22by bez with No comments
In the middle of the night one idea popped up in my head: interesting, if there is a quater-tone piano somewhere in the world. And yes, certainly, it is. One of the versions is not really a piano, but a keyboard, that you can play.
play TERPSTRA!
play TERPSTRA!
10.19.2018
Intervals
Posted on 11:40by bez with No comments
5.24.2018
Studying music makes your brain more efficient, study reveals
Posted on 10:40by bez with No comments
http://www.classicfm.com/music-news/studying-music-makes-you-smarter/
The study, published in the journal Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, found that people with a musical and bilingual background activated different parts of their brain and showed less brain activity while carrying out a task than people who hadn’t had formal music training.
Music lessons make children smarter, new study reveals
Author Dr Claude Alain, a senior scientist at Baycrest’s Rotman Research Institute and a professor at the University of Toronto’s Institute of Medical Science, said: “These findings show that musicians and bilinguals require less effort to perform the same task, which could also protect them against cognitive decline and delay the onset of dementia.
“Our results also demonstrated that a person’s experiences, whether it’s learning how to play a musical instrument or another language, can shape how the brain functions and which networks are used.”
Studies have previously shown that musicians and bilingual people have a better working memory, ability to remember things like a phone number or instructions, and are better at mental arithmetic – but scientists haven’t yet been able to work out why.
In the study, researchers analysed the brains of 41 people aged 19-35. They fell into three categories: English-speaking non-musicians, musicians who only speak English and bilingual people who don’t play a musical instrument.
The participants were asked to identify whether a sound from a musical instrument, the environment or a human was the same, and whether it came from the same direction, as the previous one they heard.
While they identified the sounds, each participant’s brain imagery was analysed.
Musicians remembered the type of sound faster, while both bilinguals and musicians identified its location more accurately than the other group.
Bilinguals performed the same in the first test as those who only spoke one language, but they still showed less brain activity when completing the task.
Dr Alain concluded: “People who speak two languages may take longer to process sounds since the information is run through two language libraries rather than just one.
“During this task, the brains of bilinguals showed greater signs of activation in areas that are known for speech comprehension, supporting this theory.”
According to a new study, musicians and people who are bilingual have trained their brains into being more efficient.
Researchers at Baycrest’s Rotman Research Institute found musicians
and bilingual people used fewer brain resources when carrying out a
memory test.The study, published in the journal Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, found that people with a musical and bilingual background activated different parts of their brain and showed less brain activity while carrying out a task than people who hadn’t had formal music training.
Music lessons make children smarter, new study reveals
Author Dr Claude Alain, a senior scientist at Baycrest’s Rotman Research Institute and a professor at the University of Toronto’s Institute of Medical Science, said: “These findings show that musicians and bilinguals require less effort to perform the same task, which could also protect them against cognitive decline and delay the onset of dementia.
“Our results also demonstrated that a person’s experiences, whether it’s learning how to play a musical instrument or another language, can shape how the brain functions and which networks are used.”
Studies have previously shown that musicians and bilingual people have a better working memory, ability to remember things like a phone number or instructions, and are better at mental arithmetic – but scientists haven’t yet been able to work out why.
In the study, researchers analysed the brains of 41 people aged 19-35. They fell into three categories: English-speaking non-musicians, musicians who only speak English and bilingual people who don’t play a musical instrument.
The participants were asked to identify whether a sound from a musical instrument, the environment or a human was the same, and whether it came from the same direction, as the previous one they heard.
While they identified the sounds, each participant’s brain imagery was analysed.
Musicians remembered the type of sound faster, while both bilinguals and musicians identified its location more accurately than the other group.
Bilinguals performed the same in the first test as those who only spoke one language, but they still showed less brain activity when completing the task.
Dr Alain concluded: “People who speak two languages may take longer to process sounds since the information is run through two language libraries rather than just one.
“During this task, the brains of bilinguals showed greater signs of activation in areas that are known for speech comprehension, supporting this theory.”
9.06.2015
How to read music
Posted on 22:36by bez with No comments
I am back with good materials about music.
Here is quite interesting video for those who doesn't know how music benefits your brain!
Here is quite interesting video for those who doesn't know how music benefits your brain!
8.16.2015
from solo to ensemble and choir
Posted on 14:57by bez with No comments
So here how from one soloist to ensemble and choir things set!
Here comes the video showing how choir parts appear in the music score.
Each one is placed here on separate stave, plus you can also see the piano part under all of them.
All comes from italian language where vocal music traditionally
used to have a special place :
1 - solo
2 - duet
3 - trio
4 - quartet
5 - quintet
6 - sextet
7 - septet
8 - octet
Till 8 performers they still call it vocal or choral ensemble (group).
If at least two performers present every choir part, then there starts a CHOIR.
The traditional names for choir parts are:
- Soprano
- Alto
- Tenor
- Bass
Soprano and Alto parts set for woman voices, Tenor and Bass for men. Although there are exceptions, let's talk later about them. Each part can also divide into 2: In big mixed choirs we
can see Soprano I and Soprano II, etc for each part.
But in reality choirs and groups are very different, depending of the music genres that they make, for example: chamber, jazz, baroque, folk, gospel etc. There is also some history has been where the vocal genres have been forming. Also different types of choirs in different times were a part of church, theatre, could carry entertaining function too. Also they can vary according to participants: mixed choirs, woman's choirs, men's choirs, children choirs, and even more.
Here comes the video showing how choir parts appear in the music score.
Each one is placed here on separate stave, plus you can also see the piano part under all of them.
8.01.2015
Why to exercise!
Posted on 22:30by bez with No comments
Let me show you one more "huge" and gorgeous voice and artist and beautiful woman!
The big star, she is still regularly practicing and exercising!
Let's share the experience of amazing Celine Dion!
Вот еще нашелся такой же клипик с русскими субтитрами!
Посмотрим!
Bobby again
Posted on 20:30by bez with No comments
The possibilities of the human voice in the nowadays world can be really boundless.
We are surrounded by a wide variety of vocal techniques, styles and sounds.
Each artist represents own sound individuality and experiments in this field are just welcome.
Therefore, it became possible to develop your voice in many different directions.
You even can try to sing with just your own voice, without embellishment:
if you manage to capture the audience's attention and find own "color",
tell your story, create convincing musical image, then you may will be even considered as a professional in this field.
But now is a little exercise from greatest vocalist-innovator of today - Booby McFerrin!
В современном вокальном мире возможности человеческого голоса могут быть просто беспредельными. На концертах мы слышим демонстрацию самых разнообразных техник, стилей, саундов. Каждый исполнитель олицетворяет свое звучание и эксперименты в этой области только приветствуются. Поэтому стало возможно развивать свой голос в самых различных направлениях. Возможно даже просто петь своим собственным голосом, без прикрас: если вам удастся при этом завладеть вниманием публики и найти свою краску, рассказать свою историю, представить свой убедительный музыкальный образ, тогда вы вполне можете считаться профессионалом в своем деле. А сейчас небольшое упражнение от величайшего современного вокалиста-инноватора Бобби Макферрина!
В современном вокальном мире возможности человеческого голоса могут быть просто беспредельными. На концертах мы слышим демонстрацию самых разнообразных техник, стилей, саундов. Каждый исполнитель олицетворяет свое звучание и эксперименты в этой области только приветствуются. Поэтому стало возможно развивать свой голос в самых различных направлениях. Возможно даже просто петь своим собственным голосом, без прикрас: если вам удастся при этом завладеть вниманием публики и найти свою краску, рассказать свою историю, представить свой убедительный музыкальный образ, тогда вы вполне можете считаться профессионалом в своем деле. А сейчас небольшое упражнение от величайшего современного вокалиста-инноватора Бобби Макферрина!
tiny vocal class
working with a choir
improvisations with jazz students
7.20.2015
One man is a vocal band
Posted on 20:41by bez with No comments
tune to other fields of VOCARTS, as I feel i have stuck there, but our place was not there.
What do we listen tonight?
This will be the example in between solo singing to a vocalbands direction. Yeah, Bobby McFerrin! This man sounds like any man or any instrument, or all of them together. In any style actually he can do. Very good always to listen and realize where you belong.
7.19.2015
Best Voices on Earth. Renée Fleming
Posted on 19:54by bez with No comments
Evening insight with Renée Fleming.
We continue our reviews about best voices on Planet Earth. Stay with us.
Here comes some music and interview.
We continue our reviews about best voices on Planet Earth. Stay with us.
Here comes some music and interview.
Style is... (short and funny version)
Posted on 11:20by bez with No comments
Lately we were observing the materials about style and genre lately.
You certainly know all about it.
Genre is what has came from music history : it is all about form of music and it's aim.
Style is the bunch of music expressions (harmony, melody, rythm etc.), which definite the image and idea of music.
But both music terms are much wider than this simple explanation.
Wink me if we need to talk about it more.
Till that time : "one girl in many genres"
But here comes the styles review! See the difference!
7.18.2015
Из рая в ад in one step (rus+eng)
Posted on 23:33by bez with 2 comments
Чтобы вы не думали, что весь этот блог утонет в пучине классики, мы сделаем мощный рывок в иную плоскость. Вчера мы были на рок концерте финской группы Battle Beast и впечатление от нее было почище многих оперных откровений. Адская энергетика солистки буквально снесла нас с ног. Я бы даже не назвала это пением, а скорее техникой "художественного вопля". :-) При этом, без тени иронии, могу сказать, что музыка была исполнена прекрасно, хотя сами песни были довольно обычными в общем русле тяжелого металла. Поскольку такие концерты приходится посещать не часто, кроме непосредственного восприятия, хотелось уловить моменты, унаследованные роком из старых вокальных жанров. Показалось, что в такой зловещей средневековой атмосфере вокальная партия могла быть оперной вполне, но если только в каком-нибудь из театров преисподней. Солистке же поставим за выступление большой и жирный плюс! Но вот и пример - судите сами!
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That you would not think that this boring blog sinks in the depths of the classical vocal art history, we are going to make this great stride to a newer planes. Yesterday we visited the rock concert of the Finnish rock band Battle Beast and the impression of that was not worse than from some opera revelations. The energy of soloist literally blows out from the very start. I would not even call this "singing", more like artistic "screaming". The music was very well performed, although songs sounded to me quite common in the realm of heavy metal music. As I do not have a chance to see these kind of concerts very often, I tried to capture a moment of transmission of old vocal music genres to nowdays rock. It seemed that in the atmosphere of medieval, such vocals could be percieved just like opera of underworld's theatre. Soloist is deserving best compliments for her incredible performance (thumb up!) But up there is a video, there you can judge yourself!
how to breath when singing
Posted on 22:27by bez with No comments
7.15.2015
гимнастика - gymnastics 1
Posted on 13:59by bez with No comments
А теперь - домашнее задание,
чтобы голос не
чтобы голос не
засыпал во время летних каникул!
Доступно всем!
And now - homework,
that your voice would not
fall asleep during summer vacations!
that your voice would not
fall asleep during summer vacations!
music of heaven
Posted on 02:08by bez with No comments
Now goes something to bless all this thing.
Nothing comes to mind, only this.
Perfect music by perfect choir in perfect day.
To me nothing can be better than this
in the field of singing.
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