Life And Music of Ernesto Lecuona
Life And Music of Ernesto Lecuona
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Lecuona, "Bajo el claro de la luna," Measures 7-19 55 Hod vote Figure 16. Lecuona, "Aquella tarde," Measures 1-20 56 Danzas Danzas are yet another category in Lecuona's song output. These, which originally developed from the contradanza and were later super- ceded by the danzon , are in two-part form. The introduction is made up of eight measures, repeated to make a total of sixteen. The second part is usually thirty-two measures. It is in two-four time and makes fre- quent use of the cinquillo... rhythmic pattern: The larger instrumental form will be discussed in more detail in the chapter on piano music. Suffice it to say that some examples of the composer's danzas for voice and piano are "Munequita," "Andar," and "Aqul est a." Canciones Another group is labeled simply canciones (songs), and the works comprised are extremely varied in character. They are all, nonetheless, romantic, with a touch of dramaticism, which sets them apart from the other genres. The canciones have not achieved a particular character- istic form, admits Grenet.
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Lecuona, "Bajo el claro de la luna," Measures 7-19 55 Hod vote Figure 16. Lecuona, "Aquella tarde," Measures 1-20 56 Danzas Danzas are yet another category in Lecuona's song output. These, which originally developed from the contradanza and were later super- ceded by the danzon , are in two-part form. The introduction is made up of eight measures, repeated to make a total of sixteen. The second part is usually thirty-two measures. It is in two-four time and makes fre- quent use of the cinquillo... rhythmic pattern: The larger instrumental form will be discussed in more detail in the chapter on piano music. Suffice it to say that some examples of the composer's danzas for voice and piano are "Munequita," "Andar," and "Aqul est a." Canciones Another group is labeled simply canciones (songs), and the works comprised are extremely varied in character. They are all, nonetheless, romantic, with a touch of dramaticism, which sets them apart from the other genres. The canciones have not achieved a particular character- istic form, admits Grenet.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobson, Gloria Castiel to read onlineMoreLess
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