What are "p" and "mp" in the dynamics for music?
Q. p is soft and mp is moderatley soft right? but i'm not exactly sure. if i were playing the piano, and some measures were p and others were mp, which measures would i play softer?
Asked by jsfjksf - Fri May 15 19:02:12 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. p = piano mp = mezzo piano p would be softer than mp. ppp < pp < p < mp < mf < F < FF < FFF
Answered by GazeRock - Fri May 15 19:13:22 2009
Q. p is soft and mp is moderatley soft right? but i'm not exactly sure. if i were playing the piano, and some measures were p and others were mp, which measures would i play softer?
Asked by jsfjksf - Fri May 15 19:02:12 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. p = piano mp = mezzo piano p would be softer than mp. ppp < pp < p < mp < mf < F < FF < FFF
Answered by GazeRock - Fri May 15 19:13:22 2009
What does the following in music mean?
Q. 1. expressions indications in music. 2. Tempo indications in music. 3. dynamics in music. I was told to make a poster presenting one of them. and i don't know what they are/ what they mean. help pleasse.
Asked by Kettie S - Tue Oct 28 11:43:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Expression marks in music notation for articulation, dynamics, octaves, ornaments, or tempo 2. In musical terminology, tempo (Italian for 'time, movement') is the speed or pace of a given piece. It is an extremely crucial element of sound, as it can affect the mood and difficulty of a piece. 3. In music, dynamics normally refers to the volume of a sound or note, but can also refer to every aspect of the execution of a given piece, either stylistic (staccato, legato etc.) or functional (velocity). The term is also applied to the written or printed musical notation used to indicate dynamics.
Answered by joeinchino2000 - Tue Oct 28 11:49:39 2008
Q. 1. expressions indications in music. 2. Tempo indications in music. 3. dynamics in music. I was told to make a poster presenting one of them. and i don't know what they are/ what they mean. help pleasse.
Asked by Kettie S - Tue Oct 28 11:43:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Expression marks in music notation for articulation, dynamics, octaves, ornaments, or tempo 2. In musical terminology, tempo (Italian for 'time, movement') is the speed or pace of a given piece. It is an extremely crucial element of sound, as it can affect the mood and difficulty of a piece. 3. In music, dynamics normally refers to the volume of a sound or note, but can also refer to every aspect of the execution of a given piece, either stylistic (staccato, legato etc.) or functional (velocity). The term is also applied to the written or printed musical notation used to indicate dynamics.
Answered by joeinchino2000 - Tue Oct 28 11:49:39 2008
f-p Dynamics in Music?
Q. Well I have a snare drum solo I need to do for an audition tomorrow, but I just realized there was a phrase with the dynamic f-p under it. Is this the same as fp or is it another way of writing a decrescendo without writing on several lines? Or is it the sforzando. If that was the case, would I play a 16th note as 1(F) ee(p) and(F) a(p) or as 1 ee and a in a decrescendo? Thanks in advance! There is a repeat! I think that's what is is now XD please get back to me haha thank you! =)
Asked by Eugene - Fri Mar 27 21:03:31 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are probably correct, but let me ask for one detail: Is there a repeat? Sometimes F - P can mean play forte on the first pass and piano on the second in a repeated phrase. Without the music, it's hard to know for sure.
Answered by Mark - Fri Mar 27 22:31:54 2009
Q. Well I have a snare drum solo I need to do for an audition tomorrow, but I just realized there was a phrase with the dynamic f-p under it. Is this the same as fp or is it another way of writing a decrescendo without writing on several lines? Or is it the sforzando. If that was the case, would I play a 16th note as 1(F) ee(p) and(F) a(p) or as 1 ee and a in a decrescendo? Thanks in advance! There is a repeat! I think that's what is is now XD please get back to me haha thank you! =)
Asked by Eugene - Fri Mar 27 21:03:31 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are probably correct, but let me ask for one detail: Is there a repeat? Sometimes F - P can mean play forte on the first pass and piano on the second in a repeated phrase. Without the music, it's hard to know for sure.
Answered by Mark - Fri Mar 27 22:31:54 2009
Copyright-ing sheet music: Are dynamics and editorial markings copyrighted as well?
Q. This is my first time copyrighting anything. I'm copyrighting a few songs I've written. I'm sending in the sheet music, not any recordings or audio performances. I would like to leave my dynamic and tempo markings and editorial notes ("More emotional here than in previous verse" or whatever) in the sheet music. Are the notes, rhythms, and lyrics the only things that are copyrighted? Or are the dynamics and editorial and tempo markings also copyrighted? I only want to copyright the notes, rhythms and lyrics. Should I leave the notes/markings/dynamics out of the sheet music, to be safe? I'm afraid of someone else putting the same notes and rhythms and lyrics onto a piece of sheet music--with different dynamics markings and notes--and call… [cont.]
Asked by Jeffy - Fri Feb 20 16:09:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure what good sheet music is without notes, tempo and dynamic markings is going to be. How do you expect anyone to be able to play or understand your idea or your music? You'd be better served with the cost of Copyright to send in a CD. They could reject your submission and do frequently if things are unclear.
Answered by draggy43 - Fri Feb 20 16:16:28 2009
Q. This is my first time copyrighting anything. I'm copyrighting a few songs I've written. I'm sending in the sheet music, not any recordings or audio performances. I would like to leave my dynamic and tempo markings and editorial notes ("More emotional here than in previous verse" or whatever) in the sheet music. Are the notes, rhythms, and lyrics the only things that are copyrighted? Or are the dynamics and editorial and tempo markings also copyrighted? I only want to copyright the notes, rhythms and lyrics. Should I leave the notes/markings/dynamics out of the sheet music, to be safe? I'm afraid of someone else putting the same notes and rhythms and lyrics onto a piece of sheet music--with different dynamics markings and notes--and call… [cont.]
Asked by Jeffy - Fri Feb 20 16:09:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure what good sheet music is without notes, tempo and dynamic markings is going to be. How do you expect anyone to be able to play or understand your idea or your music? You'd be better served with the cost of Copyright to send in a CD. They could reject your submission and do frequently if things are unclear.
Answered by draggy43 - Fri Feb 20 16:16:28 2009
What are some operations used in music such as stops and dynamics?
Q. I'm getting into a bit of song writing and I'm looking for things that aren't related to the notes or words so much that give songs more variety. Any ideas? Thanks =]
Asked by Jesse - Fri Jul 9 22:25:46 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah, so the notes or words simply give songs. It's always been that way and it will chances are always stay that way, too
Answered by Alex - Fri Jul 9 22:29:49 2010
Q. I'm getting into a bit of song writing and I'm looking for things that aren't related to the notes or words so much that give songs more variety. Any ideas? Thanks =]
Asked by Jesse - Fri Jul 9 22:25:46 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah, so the notes or words simply give songs. It's always been that way and it will chances are always stay that way, too
Answered by Alex - Fri Jul 9 22:29:49 2010
any one 2 provide detailed description about pianoforte & sforzato(music special dynamics)for cello, pls?
Q. please provide as many details as possible in terms of duration and accent
Asked by DEC - Fri Mar 31 04:38:44 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The difference between FP and SF is: FP is not an accent.It is playing piano but starting with a forte.This means that you start the note with forte(loud)and the very next moment you continue the same note in piano. SF is a note with an accent.This means that you start the note with an accent and don't decrease the dynamics afterwords(you stay playing the same note in forte)
Answered by dejan - Wed Apr 12 17:58:48 2006
Q. please provide as many details as possible in terms of duration and accent
Asked by DEC - Fri Mar 31 04:38:44 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The difference between FP and SF is: FP is not an accent.It is playing piano but starting with a forte.This means that you start the note with forte(loud)and the very next moment you continue the same note in piano. SF is a note with an accent.This means that you start the note with an accent and don't decrease the dynamics afterwords(you stay playing the same note in forte)
Answered by dejan - Wed Apr 12 17:58:48 2006
dynamics for GCSE music performance?
Q. Hi for my GCSE performance on monday, I am singing 'Valerie' by 'Amy Winehouse' and I have got to use dynamicsI really don't know where I can put dynamic into it because it doesn't really have dynamics. Has anyone got any ideas? thanks Hi It is not the type of song you can feel though. With all the songs I sing, I can put emotion and dynamics into except this one :/ It is too upbeat all the time and the words don't mean much sorry
Asked by Meg G - Tue Mar 16 15:10:04 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dynamics are something you feel. They don't have to be written into the music. If there are lines that mean more to you or have more feeling behind them, then bring out those lines. The most important part of using dynamics is to NOT sing all loud or all soft. Mix it up, make sure there is a clear difference between the louder parts and the softer parts. I usually base my dynamics on the emotions and intensity of the song. I hope that helps!
Answered by Melinda M - Tue Mar 16 15:15:27 2010
Q. Hi for my GCSE performance on monday, I am singing 'Valerie' by 'Amy Winehouse' and I have got to use dynamicsI really don't know where I can put dynamic into it because it doesn't really have dynamics. Has anyone got any ideas? thanks Hi It is not the type of song you can feel though. With all the songs I sing, I can put emotion and dynamics into except this one :/ It is too upbeat all the time and the words don't mean much sorry
Asked by Meg G - Tue Mar 16 15:10:04 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dynamics are something you feel. They don't have to be written into the music. If there are lines that mean more to you or have more feeling behind them, then bring out those lines. The most important part of using dynamics is to NOT sing all loud or all soft. Mix it up, make sure there is a clear difference between the louder parts and the softer parts. I usually base my dynamics on the emotions and intensity of the song. I hope that helps!
Answered by Melinda M - Tue Mar 16 15:15:27 2010
Good music for a GCSE lyrical/contemporary dance?
Q. I'm choreographing a contemporary dance solo for my GCSE Dance exam, and have been trawling the internet but am finding it really hard to find anything. I need music with dynamics, can be instrumental or not, has lots of build, or even something quite abstract. Thanks for reading this, please help!! :D
Asked by Ukubaby - Thu Dec 10 14:06:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good song could be um... Clubbed to death-- Rob Dougan Has a really good build up... It's instrumental.. I did a wicked dance to it once..should be great Listen to the whole song through!!!
Answered by SunSeaSand - Thu Dec 10 15:15:19 2009
Q. I'm choreographing a contemporary dance solo for my GCSE Dance exam, and have been trawling the internet but am finding it really hard to find anything. I need music with dynamics, can be instrumental or not, has lots of build, or even something quite abstract. Thanks for reading this, please help!! :D
Asked by Ukubaby - Thu Dec 10 14:06:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Good song could be um... Clubbed to death-- Rob Dougan Has a really good build up... It's instrumental.. I did a wicked dance to it once..should be great Listen to the whole song through!!!
Answered by SunSeaSand - Thu Dec 10 15:15:19 2009
how does tempo and dynamics affect our response to music?
Q. What do you think about this? Tempo creates the pace of the music, if you have a song that has an off beat rhythm it throws the listener off. In some cases like the rock band Tool they have off beat rhythm that is pleasing to the ear. With the Dynamics it creates the mood of the listener if you re listening to a pianissimo rhythm you tend to be mellower. If you have song that has a presto rhythm and its fortissimo your more active and have more of a aggressive mood.
Asked by sub1imeful - Thu Jul 2 13:37:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its as simple as what i does to your heart beat. They add a flavor to music, that even the tone deaf can identify. A steady tempo that increases into a crescendo of dynamics is a perfect example of making a bridge to another section of a song. If you took those things out, you take the flavor out of your music. Like taking the salt and pepper off your steak, it makes the song less tasty.
Answered by demonicrefuge - Thu Jul 2 13:47:19 2009
Q. What do you think about this? Tempo creates the pace of the music, if you have a song that has an off beat rhythm it throws the listener off. In some cases like the rock band Tool they have off beat rhythm that is pleasing to the ear. With the Dynamics it creates the mood of the listener if you re listening to a pianissimo rhythm you tend to be mellower. If you have song that has a presto rhythm and its fortissimo your more active and have more of a aggressive mood.
Asked by sub1imeful - Thu Jul 2 13:37:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its as simple as what i does to your heart beat. They add a flavor to music, that even the tone deaf can identify. A steady tempo that increases into a crescendo of dynamics is a perfect example of making a bridge to another section of a song. If you took those things out, you take the flavor out of your music. Like taking the salt and pepper off your steak, it makes the song less tasty.
Answered by demonicrefuge - Thu Jul 2 13:47:19 2009
What are the music aspects of the movie hairspray 2007?the dynamics,tempo,timbre and the texture of the sound?
Q. What are the music aspects of the movie hairspray 2007?the dynamics,tempo,timbre and the texture of the sound?
Asked by |.love HP series.| - Sat Oct 6 22:04:38 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. watch the movie and find out for yourself cheapo.
Answered by ashtonx r - Sat Oct 6 22:07:35 2007
Q. What are the music aspects of the movie hairspray 2007?the dynamics,tempo,timbre and the texture of the sound?
Asked by |.love HP series.| - Sat Oct 6 22:04:38 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. watch the movie and find out for yourself cheapo.
Answered by ashtonx r - Sat Oct 6 22:07:35 2007
Learning to sing...what are dynamics and how do you develop your own style?
Q. I was reading a article that I saved under my favorites on my computer because I found it rather interesting. It states in the article that anyone can learn how to sing and be a good singer by learning the fundamentals of singing. It says to become a great singer you have to add dynamics and a style that's all your own. Now, I hear different singers all the time. How do you find a style that you know you like when you are looking for a style. Every Pop star, Every RandB artist, none of their styles are the same even though they fall under the same category of music. How do you look for a style? Also what is Dynamics and what do they mean by this word as terms of singing?
Asked by God'sStrength - Thu Apr 19 21:54:11 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dynamics are when you go from loud to soft or soft to loud
Answered by You Betcha! - Thu Apr 19 22:03:07 2007
Q. I was reading a article that I saved under my favorites on my computer because I found it rather interesting. It states in the article that anyone can learn how to sing and be a good singer by learning the fundamentals of singing. It says to become a great singer you have to add dynamics and a style that's all your own. Now, I hear different singers all the time. How do you find a style that you know you like when you are looking for a style. Every Pop star, Every RandB artist, none of their styles are the same even though they fall under the same category of music. How do you look for a style? Also what is Dynamics and what do they mean by this word as terms of singing?
Asked by God'sStrength - Thu Apr 19 21:54:11 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dynamics are when you go from loud to soft or soft to loud
Answered by You Betcha! - Thu Apr 19 22:03:07 2007
How do you listen to instrumental music?
Q. this could be seen as either a totally stupid question, or an interesting one. or an intersting stupid question... basically... how do you usually listen to instrumental music if you're trying to decipher a song's meaning (of course generally a subjective matter) ... do you sort of take everything in "passively", or is it a more analytical process? as in hearing the melodies, instrumentation, harmony, dynamics etc... and figuring out what those musical aspects might suggest in the interest of deciphering the song's "meaning"? i'm really curious what you have to say.. so please no short choppy statements.. (unless you're just looking for points... and/or you find my question uninteresting) i'm really curious what you have to say.. so… [cont.]
Asked by kikilucky2001 - Wed Sep 26 03:12:36 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i just hear everything. like i know its not exact but it will help, when we play guitar hero, there is a song the beast and the harlot, the beginning sounds so sad. there is that song the hall of the mountain king and it hits me as mean and evil, but the song as a whole, not broken down.
Answered by nightbutterfly69 - Wed Sep 26 03:23:53 2007
Q. this could be seen as either a totally stupid question, or an interesting one. or an intersting stupid question... basically... how do you usually listen to instrumental music if you're trying to decipher a song's meaning (of course generally a subjective matter) ... do you sort of take everything in "passively", or is it a more analytical process? as in hearing the melodies, instrumentation, harmony, dynamics etc... and figuring out what those musical aspects might suggest in the interest of deciphering the song's "meaning"? i'm really curious what you have to say.. so please no short choppy statements.. (unless you're just looking for points... and/or you find my question uninteresting) i'm really curious what you have to say.. so… [cont.]
Asked by kikilucky2001 - Wed Sep 26 03:12:36 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i just hear everything. like i know its not exact but it will help, when we play guitar hero, there is a song the beast and the harlot, the beginning sounds so sad. there is that song the hall of the mountain king and it hits me as mean and evil, but the song as a whole, not broken down.
Answered by nightbutterfly69 - Wed Sep 26 03:23:53 2007
what does P-F mean in music? i know it has something to do with dynamics.?
Q. i think it means when yhou start it should be piano then when you repeat it should be forte. I need this fast cause solo and ensemble is comin up
Asked by driftking - Wed Apr 14 15:46:01 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. i think it means when yhou start it should be piano then when you repeat it should be forte. I need this fast cause solo and ensemble is comin up
Asked by driftking - Wed Apr 14 15:46:01 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
What is a music piece that I can link to Haydn's "Surprise" Symphony?
Q. It has to be from a different music genre, so it can't be classical. And I would like it to be linked through rhythmic variation and use of dynamics. I have already thoroughly analyzed Haydn's symphony and those two things seem to be most interesting and significant. It's so hard to find another piece and to get the free sheet music for it as well. Thank you!
Asked by Moniglow - Sat Mar 20 15:01:59 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Leroy Anderson's music is some that you might consider. He was a very popular "pop"/semi-classical composer in his day. Recommendations, "The Typewriter" and "Plink, Plank, Plunck": Alberich
Answered by Alberich - Sat Mar 20 17:41:05 2010
Q. It has to be from a different music genre, so it can't be classical. And I would like it to be linked through rhythmic variation and use of dynamics. I have already thoroughly analyzed Haydn's symphony and those two things seem to be most interesting and significant. It's so hard to find another piece and to get the free sheet music for it as well. Thank you!
Asked by Moniglow - Sat Mar 20 15:01:59 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Leroy Anderson's music is some that you might consider. He was a very popular "pop"/semi-classical composer in his day. Recommendations, "The Typewriter" and "Plink, Plank, Plunck": Alberich
Answered by Alberich - Sat Mar 20 17:41:05 2010
I want to take voice lessons, but I'm afraid...?
Q. I'm 15 and I'm interested in taking voice lessons because I want to get serious into making my own music, and I definitely would like to have vocals. And I don't have anyone who could do them for me. But the thing is, I am extremely shy around people. I've considered taking lessons but have cringed with anticipated fear of risking looking like a fool. I've been diagnosed with social anxiety disorder, and I absolutely hate calling people and hate going to the mall; it's that bad. I've had other musical experience (3 years of clarinet)and am familiar with reading music, dynamics, abdominal breathing, etc. and I can learn to play songs by ear quickly on instruments I haven't even taken lessons for. When I've listened to myself sing on… [cont.]
Asked by Dorothy - Fri Jul 13 02:52:21 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I learned to play my flute the same way you did. Only because I was too shy to ask a question and the instructor didn't know I couldn't read music till the end of the year. I just practiced at home by ear.Honestly,I don't know what a voice lesson would be like. I never had formal training. What I do know is that many famous singers have stage fright, terribly. You can manage it with the right help. Try different teachers and find one that inspires/challenges you. You can always fire them if it is a nightmare instructor. In the meantime, their might be DVDs or on line voice exercises you can do. If you are in public school, take choir! You gotta know by now that some people are tone def and can never sing well. So use your gift. Share… [cont.]
Answered by Threeicys - Fri Jul 13 03:03:47 2007
Q. I'm 15 and I'm interested in taking voice lessons because I want to get serious into making my own music, and I definitely would like to have vocals. And I don't have anyone who could do them for me. But the thing is, I am extremely shy around people. I've considered taking lessons but have cringed with anticipated fear of risking looking like a fool. I've been diagnosed with social anxiety disorder, and I absolutely hate calling people and hate going to the mall; it's that bad. I've had other musical experience (3 years of clarinet)and am familiar with reading music, dynamics, abdominal breathing, etc. and I can learn to play songs by ear quickly on instruments I haven't even taken lessons for. When I've listened to myself sing on… [cont.]
Asked by Dorothy - Fri Jul 13 02:52:21 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I learned to play my flute the same way you did. Only because I was too shy to ask a question and the instructor didn't know I couldn't read music till the end of the year. I just practiced at home by ear.Honestly,I don't know what a voice lesson would be like. I never had formal training. What I do know is that many famous singers have stage fright, terribly. You can manage it with the right help. Try different teachers and find one that inspires/challenges you. You can always fire them if it is a nightmare instructor. In the meantime, their might be DVDs or on line voice exercises you can do. If you are in public school, take choir! You gotta know by now that some people are tone def and can never sing well. So use your gift. Share… [cont.]
Answered by Threeicys - Fri Jul 13 03:03:47 2007
Does anyone else feel destined to be something truly remarkable?
Q. I have this belief that I am going to do something truly remarkable that will benefit myself and many other people. I have been studying and mastering various disciplines (music, language, social dynamics, pickup, finance, and investing), but I have no idea how they are all going to come together. Anybody else get this feeling about themselves or is it just me?
Asked by stugatz186 - Tue Jul 29 15:29:05 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You might just be smarter then average and able to learn things in weeks that would take others months. It might lead you to be easily bored and you mistake this boredom for greatness.
Answered by Matt - Tue Jul 29 22:41:57 2008
Q. I have this belief that I am going to do something truly remarkable that will benefit myself and many other people. I have been studying and mastering various disciplines (music, language, social dynamics, pickup, finance, and investing), but I have no idea how they are all going to come together. Anybody else get this feeling about themselves or is it just me?
Asked by stugatz186 - Tue Jul 29 15:29:05 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You might just be smarter then average and able to learn things in weeks that would take others months. It might lead you to be easily bored and you mistake this boredom for greatness.
Answered by Matt - Tue Jul 29 22:41:57 2008
Suicide/death/going mental music? no words if possible?
Q. Im doin a dance abou ot suicide and need music, lots of dynamics! (:
Asked by Lily - Fri Dec 4 19:07:21 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmm Funeral Pyre by John Powell (The Bourne Supremacy OST) Troubled by Peter Gabriel (Passion: Music For The Last Temptation Of Christ) Cry little sister by Gerard McMann
Answered by ms_m2you - Fri Dec 4 21:39:30 2009
Q. Im doin a dance abou ot suicide and need music, lots of dynamics! (:
Asked by Lily - Fri Dec 4 19:07:21 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmm Funeral Pyre by John Powell (The Bourne Supremacy OST) Troubled by Peter Gabriel (Passion: Music For The Last Temptation Of Christ) Cry little sister by Gerard McMann
Answered by ms_m2you - Fri Dec 4 21:39:30 2009
Can you help me change dynamics on my flute?
Q. I have been playing the flute for roughly three years. I have practice for 55 mins everyday at school. I can only really go from maybe mp to f. How do I increase my dynamic ranges and pinpoint a exact dynamic? It'd be great if someone could help because I have to "pass-off" some music soon. Any extra tips on flute playing will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Asked by Caitlyn - Sat Mar 20 19:05:41 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To play louder, try opening your throat, like you are going to yawn, while keeping your lips the same. Then you'll be able to blow harder without the notes cracking or squeaking. Also, make sure you are starting every note with a 't' sound, using your tongue. Then, try tonguing harder for a louder effect. To play softer, tighten your lips and pull them forward, but do not close your throat off or you'll go flat. It may also be that you are playing on a beginner flute? I'm assuming since you've been playing for 3 years. An intermediate flute will have a different headjoint, making it easier to play louder and softer.
Answered by unknown - Sat Mar 20 20:49:35 2010
Q. I have been playing the flute for roughly three years. I have practice for 55 mins everyday at school. I can only really go from maybe mp to f. How do I increase my dynamic ranges and pinpoint a exact dynamic? It'd be great if someone could help because I have to "pass-off" some music soon. Any extra tips on flute playing will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Asked by Caitlyn - Sat Mar 20 19:05:41 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To play louder, try opening your throat, like you are going to yawn, while keeping your lips the same. Then you'll be able to blow harder without the notes cracking or squeaking. Also, make sure you are starting every note with a 't' sound, using your tongue. Then, try tonguing harder for a louder effect. To play softer, tighten your lips and pull them forward, but do not close your throat off or you'll go flat. It may also be that you are playing on a beginner flute? I'm assuming since you've been playing for 3 years. An intermediate flute will have a different headjoint, making it easier to play louder and softer.
Answered by unknown - Sat Mar 20 20:49:35 2010
How would you describe the melody, rhythm, harmony, and dynamics for the song House of the Rising Sun?
Q. I'm doing a music theory report for house of the rising sun, and I was wondering how you would describe the song using those elements, or if there are any good websites out there to look?
Asked by Sean - Wed Jan 27 21:43:46 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe you could find something interesting there?
Answered by Sad Face - Wed Jan 27 21:47:19 2010
Q. I'm doing a music theory report for house of the rising sun, and I was wondering how you would describe the song using those elements, or if there are any good websites out there to look?
Asked by Sean - Wed Jan 27 21:43:46 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe you could find something interesting there?
Answered by Sad Face - Wed Jan 27 21:47:19 2010
What are the elements of music in Korean Pop?
Q. Beat? Dynamics? Harmony? Key? Melody? Vocal & Instrumentation? Pitch? Rhythm? Tempo? Texture? What makes it different and easier to distinguish besides the fact that the language is korean?
Asked by xLilCrimsonKissx - Mon Apr 26 00:36:55 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kpop songs are very very catchy and addictive :D And their beats are veeery electrifying :))) Usually, a kpop song has a fast and slow part in it, plus there is a nice rap ;) Even though, the lyrics are korean and hard for the foreigners to understand.. the lyrics still include some english parts :)) And every kpop song has its own catchy phrase or identity that makes you especially kpop fans to remember it, sing it and memorize it! Catchy phrases like.. SHINee's Ring ding dong..'ring ding dong ring ding dong diggy ding diggy ding ding ding!!' or..U-KISS bingeul bingeul bingeul bingeul!!...bo peep bo peep bo peep bo peep bo peep bo peep aaah ~ Things like these XD Plus, their songs are accompanied with a very good choreography that anyone… [cont.]
Answered by Clarisse - Wed Apr 28 06:11:32 2010
Q. Beat? Dynamics? Harmony? Key? Melody? Vocal & Instrumentation? Pitch? Rhythm? Tempo? Texture? What makes it different and easier to distinguish besides the fact that the language is korean?
Asked by xLilCrimsonKissx - Mon Apr 26 00:36:55 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kpop songs are very very catchy and addictive :D And their beats are veeery electrifying :))) Usually, a kpop song has a fast and slow part in it, plus there is a nice rap ;) Even though, the lyrics are korean and hard for the foreigners to understand.. the lyrics still include some english parts :)) And every kpop song has its own catchy phrase or identity that makes you especially kpop fans to remember it, sing it and memorize it! Catchy phrases like.. SHINee's Ring ding dong..'ring ding dong ring ding dong diggy ding diggy ding ding ding!!' or..U-KISS bingeul bingeul bingeul bingeul!!...bo peep bo peep bo peep bo peep bo peep bo peep aaah ~ Things like these XD Plus, their songs are accompanied with a very good choreography that anyone… [cont.]
Answered by Clarisse - Wed Apr 28 06:11:32 2010
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