...Joseph M Ortiz Thomas Morley begins his treatise, A plaine and easie introduction to practicall musicke (1597), with a scene that anchors musical literacy in the knowledge of Greek and Latin texts. In the episode, a fictional musical novice (Philomathes) relates his previous embarrassment...

... examples are supplemented by examples by Banchieri and Ortiz. Renaissance counterpoint improvisation compositional process contrapunto fugato Lusitano Ortiz Banchieri Canguilhem Zarlino Morley Our understanding of compositional process in the Renaissance was deepened by Jessie Ann...

... is published and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract The Morley finite element method (FEM) is attractive for semilinear problems...

... level (irrespective of whether it accompanied singers or played alone) and that each of the six parts was primarily intended for one size and type of instrument only. Elizabethan mixed consort Thomas Morley Phillip Rosseter Walsingham Consorts Cambridge Consorts flute Amongst the surviving...

... as participating in a dialogue with an imagined generic norm, helps us to understand how listeners and performers develop flexible mental schemas that allow them to comprehend a variety of different metrical, phrase structural, and formal cues in the context of a normative model. EXAMPLE 1. Thomas Morley...

.../about_us/legal/notices ) This article discusses the way in which The Whole Booke of Psalmes (hereafter WBP) systematizes the assignment of solmization syllables to pitch-classes, and compares this system with that of Bathe and Morley, as well as the contextual hexachordal theory found...

...Dietmar Gallistl 16 5 2014 8 10 2014 © The Authors 2014. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications. All rights reserved. 2014 Abstract This paper studies the nonconforming Morley finite element approximation of the eigenvalues...

... of Mathematics, University of Augsburg, Universitätsstr. 14, D‐86159 Augsburg, Germany Copyright Oxford University Press 2004 2004 Abstract In this paper, we consider the well known Morley nonconforming element approximation of a nonlinear biharmonic equation which is related to the well‐known two‐dimensional...

... imagery and attitudes surrounding sugar, as England began to import it in ever greater quantities. sweetness sweet music sugar dulcis suavis taste discord madrigal John Bennet Thomas Morley By them the formes of outward things she learnes, For they returne into the fantasie, What ever each...

...0 26 07 2024 Chapter 4 briefly reviews the history of special relativity, including FitzGerald–Lorentz (or length) contraction, the light postulate, aether theory, emission theory, the speed of light from Maxwell’s equations, the Michelson–Morley experiment, and wave interference. luminiferous...

... that it permeated all matter, yet strong enough to transmit forces and support waves. Experiments were performed by Michelson and Morley to measure the velocity of light in the ether, but they all failed to detect any ether. All data showed that the velocity of light was always constant. Einstein accepted the data...

... of the work of ‘advanced’ Liberals such as John Morley, Leslie Stephen, and James Fitzjames Stephen reveals that the ‘liberal utilitarian’ label is simplistic and misleading when applied to their characterization of Burke’s thought. It shows instead how these writers and their texts made a rather different...

... subjectivity. Despite the now burgeoning corpus of scholarship on lived liberalism, however, no studies consider the intersection of dress and the body. This chapter addresses the absence of scholarship on the topic by analysing the writings of Herbert Spencer, John Stuart Mill, and John Morley. All three...

...This chapter describes Morley College’s origins in 1885 and its history, founders, location, and mission: to provide evening classes in subjects not directly related to trades or business to working men and women, to assist those needing elementary instruction, and to promote collegiality through...

...Using evidence from Virginia Stephen’s letters and diaries, Morley College records, the Morley College Magazine, and textbooks from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, this chapter pieces together Virginia Stephen’s teaching schedule (see Appendix 3), the four types...

...This chapter analyses two effects of Virginia Stephen’s Morley College teaching on Virginia Woolf’s essays: tangibly, a rejection of lectures as an effective pedagogy and intangibly, a realisation that class obstacles harm students and require offsetting teaching and writing strategies, including...

... father about the writer’s “place” in the class system? What did reading and writing do about class barriers? What did Leslie Stephen himself have to say about class in his “Thoughts of an Outsider” columns and elsewhere? How did those lessons affect Virginia Stephen’s experiences with Morley College...

... must go to the three–volume biography composed by Gladstone's former cabinet colleague, John Morley. The culmination of the tradition of works celebrating Gladstone's legacy came with Gladstone and the Irish Nation (1938), by J. L. Hammond, a special correspondent...

... own warlike version of early childhood rebellion in “One Timeless Spring.” It also considers Bradbury's focus on the deeper complexities of child–adult relationships through a novel-length concept of his own, which drew him back to an aspect of Christopher Morley's 1925 novel, Thunder on the Left...

..., Eliot also added to the shades of meaning in her philosophy of inheritance. Morley followers established spokesmen Congreve This content is only available as a PDF. ...