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What are the characteristic and examples of vocal and instrumental music of the cordillera?
Vocal music is a genre of music performed by one or more singers, with or without instrumental accompaniment. On the other hand, instrumental music is produced by playing a musical instrument. -no examples- >:D
Did the Classical period produced much more vocal than instrumental music?
In that era, importance was given to instrumental music. In comparison we could look at Handel's music which singing cantatas were common and Bethoven's music which are most intrumental.
What is it called when a band has no singer?
Still called a band!! from wiki: Band (Music) A musical ensemble is a group of two or more musicians who perform instrumental or vocal music.
Where can you get music mixing software that separates the vocals and instruments?
You will not be able to extract a separate vocal track from the backing music. You either need separate vocal and instrumental tracks to mix or you can use filtering and equalisation to reduce the instruments around the vocals so that the vocal is more prominent in the mix.
What is an ensembles?
A musical ensemble is a group of two or more musicians who perform instrumental or vocal music.
Why it is local music is more important than instrumental music than instrumental music during renaissance?
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Which bands are making good choral music at the moment?
One of the more popular bands of choral music would be The Polyphonic Spree. They originated from Dallas, Texas and offer a wide variety of vocal and instrumental colour.
What is church cantata?
church cantata is a vocal composition with an instrumental accompaniment an often containing more than one movement
The first era of Western music in which instrumental music was as important as vocal music was the?
I believe it was the Baroque Era. The Baroque Era was when instruments really began to develop. Orchestras and ensembles were formed, and secular music began to flourish. The Medieval Era was mostly religious music or ballads sung by troubadours, so I think the human voice was more prominently known in that time.
How is instrumental hip hop different from ordinary hip hop music?
Instrumental hip hop music varies from traditional hip hop music as it incorporates more musical instruments. Traditional hip hop mainly has just a basic beat.
How were vocal and instrumental music emphasized in baroque?
This question is difficult to answer, because it asks about something that wasn't. Baroque composers began to be very specific about which instruments they were writing for, because instruments were changing. In the Renaissance, instruments tended to come in families, and music playable on one family of instruments (recorders, for instance) could as easily be played on another group (krummhorns or viols) as long as the compass (range) of the parts could be managed. In the later Renaissance, which is arguably early baroque, composers began to differentiate between the instrumental families, recognizing the great range of the strings (viols, lutes) and brasses (cornetti, sackbutts) as opposed to the recorders and other family instruments. Fantasias were written specifically for viol-family instruments, solos abounded for lutes, or lyra viols, which specifically would not work on other instruments, although in the same period, many published collections of music without any indication of instrumentation at all. During this whole time, vocal music clearly stood in the majority of focus, and it is assumed by modern scholars that if music was published with words (or a hint of there being words) that it means the piece was originally written for voices. The 'modern' period of musicology is starting to fade, now, though, and it is begining to be understood that many times music was written 'on' a vocal melody, but intended to be played on instruments. When the Baroque period was in full swing, there was no sign that composers were abandoning the voice: choral and solo works abounded. In fact, the solo song rose from the leisure efforts of citizen lutenists to a professional employment in the courts of Europe, and much music exists still which makes it clear that the singers were expected to be professional musicians! During the Baroque, however, small consorts of instruments began to grow. The kings started to replace their privvy chamber musicians with orchestras and bands of violins and oboes. These groups were larger and more specialized than the previous 'waite' type of musician groups, and called for music written especially for their sonorities. This may be the cause of the mistaken belief that instrumental music was becoming a focus: instead, it was becoming 'more focused'. The advent of Opera raised solo singing over instrumental groups to a new height, but its predecessor, the masque (as it was called in England) was just as instrument-rich. The organ, which predominates Catholic music in the Cathedrals, was no less in the forefront four hundred years ago than it was a hundred years ago. And individual soloist musicians were no less frequent in the Renaissance than they were in the Baroque: Galileo Galilei's father Vincenzo, was a noted lutenist who left books of compositions for the lute, and also appeared at court as a competition winning player of the vielle (a precursor to the violin.) His counterparts in the Baroque, such as Tartini, might have acquired more notoriety (being accused of being talented because of being in league with the Devil can do that!) but they were no more commonplace!
Does YouTube consider instrumental music copyrighted?
Instrumental music is protected by copyright, but YouTube's automated matching system may not immediately catch an unlicensed use. See YouTube's copyright polices at the link below for more information.
