Historia de la música occidental

"A work ... founded on the system of Zarlino; indeed there is some reason to believe that it is a mere redaction of a work with the same title which Zarlino speaks of as having completed in ms., but which has totally disappeared." -Grove, Dict. of music.

Explores the history of hebrew music and the connection between music and the Bible, instruments, and mystical poetry, with a CD that contains 17 mystical songs.

(Vocal Collection). Even more great solos for high school and college singers at the same level as The First Book of Solos and The First Book of Solos Part II , with a variety of over 30 classical songs per volume, and a completely different song list for each voice type. Contents: At the Zoo: I. The Porcupine, II. The Snake, III. The Giraffe (Kramer) * Beau Soir (Debussy) * The Bubble Song (Shaw) * But the Lord is Mindful of His Own (Mendelssohn) * By Dimpled Brook (Arne) * Clair de Lune (Faure) * Corals (Treharne) * Dolce Scherza (Perti) * Evening Song (Edwards) * I Walked Today where Jesus ...

El siglo XXI nos ha llenado de nuevas preguntas. No sabemos si hemos superado el XX, si seguimos en las mismas cuestiones de entonces, si estamos en otras o si hemos vuelto, incluso, hacia atrás. En la música ocurre lo mismo. El río de la música occidental y sus afluentes y derivados se ha convertido ahora en un extenso delta. Otros ríos se abren a otros deltas, poniendo en duda la hegemonía occidental e invitándonos a transitar caudales de otras latitudes y a cruzar mares y océanos. Digitalización, audibilidad, relato, producción, identidad, mercado, simultaneidad, territorios y...