The Orchestra And Orchestral Music
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He must have that almost instinctive grasp of the proportions of chords which can come only from real mu- sical gifts cultivated by long familiarity with modern music.\ This feeling is not necessarily accompanied by restlessness and complexity of harmony. The harmonic effect of a simple dia- tonic Bach chorale is infinitely grander than the most intricate chromatic convolutions of a Charbrier overture. The true harmonic feeling is one that always produces artistic proportions, and these will pe...rmeate the instrumentation and produce solidity, provided the composer has sufficient intimacy with the instruments to prevent him from giving them the wrong notes.
The foundation of solidity in orchestration is good writing for the strings. Their part of the score must always be planned with complete harmonic skill, not only because they are the main prop of the whole instrumental body, but because the man who cannot write well for strings will inevitably fail in handling wood and brass.
64 General Principles Solidity in tutti passages nJerges itself in balance of tone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He must have that almost instinctive grasp of the proportions of chords which can come only from real mu- sical gifts cultivated by long familiarity with modern music.\ This feeling is not necessarily accompanied by restlessness and complexity of harmony. The harmonic effect of a simple dia- tonic Bach chorale is infinitely grander than the most intricate chromatic convolutions of a Charbrier overture. The true harmonic feeling is one that always produces artistic proportions, and these will pe...rmeate the instrumentation and produce solidity, provided the composer has sufficient intimacy with the instruments to prevent him from giving them the wrong notes.
The foundation of solidity in orchestration is good writing for the strings. Their part of the score must always be planned with complete harmonic skill, not only because they are the main prop of the whole instrumental body, but because the man who cannot write well for strings will inevitably fail in handling wood and brass.
64 General Principles Solidity in tutti passages nJerges itself in balance of tone.
What to read after The Orchestra And Orchestral Music?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William James Henderson to read onlineMoreLess
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