...–moderate density of syncopation. During treatment, the Music Therapist introduced rhythms with a moderate–high density of syncopation. The music content of the sessions was transformed into digital music using a musical instrument digital interface. Results of this study indicated that all participants...

... head viol instrument-making ‘Plan de Paris’ viol Michel Collichon Gaspard Duiffoprugcar viol marquetry Gasper Tieffenbrucker St Luke marquetry Musical Instrument Museum Brussels For many years the ‘Plan de Paris’ bass viol ( illus.1 ) was considered to be the jewel in the crown...

.../notices ) Abstract The Adaptive Use Musical Instrument (AUMI) is a software program and musical instrument that may be used by music therapists in clinical practice. As more music therapists incorporate software programs into their work, they may struggle with understanding the software, identifying...

... Medicine. All rights reserved. For Permissions, please email: [email protected] 2017 Abstract Background Playing a musical instrument that loads the masticatory system has frequently been linked to temporomandibular disorders (TMDs). Previous literature reviews on this topic do not conform...

... and manipulation, originally developed by Miller Puckette at IRCAM. Max/FTS Faster than sound, an early audio DSP system for Max from IRCAM. Max/MSP Max signal processing, an audio DSP system for Max based on Pd. MIDI Musical instrument digital interface, a specification for a communication...

...This chapter focuses on the development of the guitar as an iconic musical instrument. It explains that while the banjo, mandolin, and guitar (BMG) leadership wanted to depict their instruments as cultivated, the poems and stories in their magazines more often celebrated the immediate emotional...

... Scheibe Johann Adolph Scheibe Leipzig Zschortau Saxony organ builder organ (musical instrument) My father distinguished himself by his profound knowledge of organ building and has for many years now been organ builder to the honorable University of Leipzig…. He successfully built the large organ...

... Museum Leipzig Salpeter Chorton coupler manual Cymbelstern Dresden Engelschall Carl Gottfried 1675–1738 Sicul Christoph Ernst 1682–1732 Bach Johann Sebastian 1685–1750 Pestel Gottfried Ernst 1659–1732 Zetzsch Gottlieb dates unknown Köthen organ (musical instrument) Scheibe St. Paul's Church...

... epic singing is scant. During Soviet times, many of Mongolia‘s traditional musical instruments were changed for ideological reasons; however, this was not accomplished with the tovshuur. Based on my many years of field studies this paper presents the instrument, its role in the lives of the people...

... hemisphere TMS transcranial magnetic stimulation transcranial magnetic stimulation TMS fMRI functional magnetic resonance imaging mirror neuron network seeing hearing doing brain regions musicians musical instrument structural change Playing a musical instrument is an intense, multisensory and motor...

... is made with and to what end. Within these communities, the sacredness of the musical instrument has been debunked. Percussion is examined in relation to a music of things and object-orientated performance, and the performance-table is also viewed in the context of experimental sound and performance works...

...This chapter focuses on the self-regulatory processes that influence the learning of a musical instrument. Like any academic or motor task, learning a musical instrument requires a great deal of self-regulation, which is evident when students become motivationally, and behaviorally...

... instrument replicas In this chapter, we will consider a specific functional category of objects of everyday life: musical instruments, or more accurately, sound-producing objects, since some of the items that we will discuss probably did not enjoy the status of objects associated with musical performance...

... musical instrument, the human voice, as racial and gendered signifier, as property or likeness, and as raw material for algorithmic perfection through software; Part III, “Instrument,” tells stories of the way some iconic pop music machines—guitars, strings, synthesizers—got (or lost) their distinctive...

...This article discusses voice pedagogy for adult performers (over age 18) singing a range of genres and styles, and is organized as follows. The first section examines the voice and how it works as a musical instrument; the second section details pedagogical knowledge related to singing...

... nomadic technology Dombyra musical instruments musical instrument making Mongolian Kazakhs identity During the first decade of the twenty-first century in the small city of Ölgii in western Mongolia, it was not uncommon for me to see a child walking to a school or toward the local theater carrying...

... clarinet Corinth Peloponnese Kotsopoulos Nikitas Terpandros Musical Instrument Factory ballos balla pl berati Epirus kalamatianos kalamatiana pl Peloponnese syrtos syrta pl tsamikos tsamika pl café aman cafés aman pl karsilamas karsilamades pl Kleoniki kompania laouto laouta pl santouri...

...By playing musical instruments students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have opportunities to enhance their competencies in music and build understanding of the fundamental concepts of music. Chapter 6 presents an overview of the benefits students receive through playing instruments...

...The ability to play a musical instrument can remain in people with dementia, despite their cognitive impairment in other non-music domains. Case studies of people with Alzheimer’s Dementia (AD) or Behavioural variant Frontotemporal dementia (Bv-FTD) have reported preserved musical instrument...