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The ideal sound for sacred music during the High Renaissance was?
-a cappella -relatively constant dynamics -most likely imitative polyphony with contrasting parts of homophony -consonant chords with mild dissonances at times -most likely conjunct melody
Why did they use a guitar to play Silent Night?
Guitar was a favorite instrument of Josef Mohr, who wrote the words for "Silent Night." His friend Franz Gruber had written the melody in only a few hours, and the song was first performed on Christmas Eve in 1818. Although shrouded by myth, the fact that Mohr needed a new carol for his Christmas Eve service seems to lend credence to a simple arrangement based on chords to support the melody that Gruber had created, which would be ideal for guitar.
What is a political ideal expressed through music in the Romantic period?
How about "The 1812 Overture" by Tschaikovsky - depicting the entire war, the French theme, the Russian victory complete with cannon fire?
What is Proportional Band?
In practice, the controller output is limited, either by its own limitations or by the limitations of the corresponding actuator. Let umax and umin denote the minimum and maximum output of the controller. The proportional band of the controller is then defined as:In the ideal case, a controller can have an unlimited output. The proportional band (PB) is then defined as:This definition of proportional band is often used instead of the controller gain. The value is expressed in percent (%).
How can you find a tune by melody input?
Query by Melody Input Music Search Engines .The concept "Name that tune" is a popular forum question (apart form also being a game show). Forum members are asking other members to help in finding the title or artist of a song. In most cases that song is described by part of its lyrics or other information. In other cases an audio file or a video of the wanted song is provided. "Melody finding" is useful for such cases. Apart from "name that tune" and "melody finding" other names used are melody search", "melody retrieval", "regcognize melody", "identify melody", "find tune by melody", "find song by melody" etc.This concept of "melody finding" with "melody finders" is often confused with "Music search", "song search" or "tune search", the more generally used search for music. "Music earch engines" are based upon text search only. The user enters a (part of a) title, the name of an artist in order to find the tune that contains that phrase in its related information. In a similar way "Lyric search engines" are used to find a song by entering part of the song text and "MIDI search engines" to find a MIDI audio file with the entered text phrase in its title. Some "Melody finders" , although primarily designed to search for melodies, also have an option for text search.The interfaceMelody finders differ in their interfaces, that is in the way users have to enter the input query of a melody. This can be done by:1. singing, whistling of humming the melody into a microphone connected to the PC2. playng the melody on an a virtual piano keyboard3. typing text of notes or codes.Notes are described in different forms, although usually as C, C#, D, D#, E etc.For codes usually the Parsons Code is used. It desdcribes the consecutive notes of a melody as a series of "going higher / going lower / the note is repeated" by using the codes u = Up, d = Down or r = repeat.4. tapping the rhythm of the melody on the keyboard of the PC5. pointing a mobile at the music to record it, followed by phoning a service to receive the title.For most users (1) singing, whistling of humming a melody will be easier than (2) playing it on a pianokeyboard.On the other hand (1) is likely to cause more input errors than (2)(3) Codes and certainly note discriptions are mainly if not only useful for musically trained users.(4) Tapping rhythm will be easy for most users, but is providing more limited information.On line Melody Finders Currently (october 2009) there are at least 17 melody finders available on line. Below they are classified according to their interface. Some systems use more interfaces and one system even four different ones.1. Singing, whistling of humming· Musicline.de (Melodiesuche)· Midomi· Musipedia· Name My Tune: (users recognizing song input of other users)· Sloud:· Tunebot music search2. Piano keyboard· C-Brahms Retrieval Engine for Melody Searching· Folk Tune Finder (demo)· MelodyCacther· Musipedia· New Zealand Digital Library (Meldex· Tunebot music search3 Text like Notes or codes.· DoDoSoSo (notes)· JC's ABC Tune Finder (ABC notation)· Musipedia: (both notes and codes)· SID theme search engine: (notes)· Themefinder: (both notes and codes)· Tunespotting: (notes and Keyboard PC)· Parfait Olé: (notes)4 Tapping Rhythm· Musipedia· Songtapper5 Mobile recording· ShazamMatching system and AccuracyMost systems use complex matching techniques, mainly to extract a melody out of polyphonic melodies. The ultimate purpose of such techniques is to make accessible for melody finding all on line music. Although this purpose is ideal, so far the accuracy of these techniques still is disappointing. Some systems try to improve accuracy by also using note duration as input information.The accuracy of matching based upon the Parsons contour like in Musipedia and Themefinder is good but remains somewhat uncomplete.The accuracy of matching based upon rhythm only, like in Musipedia and Song Tapper, is reasonable, certainly in relation with the limited input information.Systems based upon "audio fingerprinting", a technique to identify recordings, like Midomi and Shazam, are accurate, but results of such a technique are limited to the original records of a melody and are of no use for melodies recorded in any other way.The matching technique of the MelodyCatcher, based upon a highly refined and yet error tolerant contour algorithm is highly accurate. The advantage of such a high accuracy is that the wanted melody, as long as available in the database, usually will appear in top of the results, while other melodies resulting from one and the same --usually shorter - query are far more similar than in less accurate systems.The database Results of almost all systems are based upon the systems own database. Most of these databases contain less than 20.00 melodies. The database of Name My Tunes only contains input sung by other users.Larger database are those of Folk Tune Finder, MelodyCacther, Midomi and Musipedia. Some databases are mainly or only focused on classical music like C-Brahms Retrieval Engine, Parfet Olé and the large database of Themefinder. The Folk tune finder is meant for Follk music only.Two systems also search the Web: Musipedia and MelodyCatcher although the latter with more accurate results. Since the results of the MelodyCatcer show MIDI files and links to their sources, this melody finder can also be used for MIDI search by melody input. The system also has an option for text search.
What war gave the classical Greeks its heroic ideal and several mythological gods?
The Trojan War gave the classical Greeks it's heroic ideal and several mythological gods.
The central principle of the classical ideal was?
That existence can be ordered and controlled
What was the Greek classical ideal?
It was to have the perfect beauty, to be as close to the gods as possible
What term is defined as the principle of fairness or the ideal of moral equity?
Justice
What terms is defined as the principle of fairness or the ideal of moral equity?
Justice
Is zener diode an ideal current source?
A: An ideal current source can be defined as a short with immense current capabilities A zener has no such capabilities
What characterizes classical style?
Classical style architecture is characterized by proportion and harmony. An example of classical style include the Parthenon in Athens, Greece.
Was Wittgenstein for or against the creation of an ideal language?
The early Wittgenstein defined an ideal language in the Tractatus, which he deemed to be ineffable in practice. The later Wittgenstein decried the concept of an ideal language as a means by which to resolve philosophical problems, redirecting academic attention and analysis to the use of ordinary language. The later Wittgenstein also famously defined the concept of a private language (connected with ideal language) and evaluated it as incoherent.
Which sentence describes a convention of Classical Greek sculpture?
The sentence that describes a convention of Classical Greek sculpture is figures show a combination of ideal beauty and naturalistic detail and proportion. Classical sculpture refers loosely to the forms of sculpture from ancient Greece andÊancient Rome.Ê
Effective capacity is the maximum theoretical output of a stemming a given period under ideal conditions?
Effective capacity is the maximum theoretical output of a stemming a given period under ideal conditions.
Does female mooses have utters like cows?
Yes but they are less defined than the ideal bovine cow.
What is the meaning of classical Hindi word 'adarsh' in traditional Hindi?
The word "adarsh" in traditional Hindi means ideal, model, or exemplary. It is used to describe a standard of moral or ethical perfection that is aspired to or upheld as an example.
