This article explores some of the compositional techniques of a cycle of four pieces called Caminantes. Firstly, it comments on the importance of timbre and texture, the starting point for my own creation of material and its articulation. In this part, the contributions of different composers of the 20th Century are discussed, in order to contextualise the ideas and techniques used in the composition of the Caminantes cycle. Then there is an analysis of the compositions from the point of view of form, extended techniques, harmony, microtonality and indeterminacy. The analysis is aided by digital audio analysis, i.e. spectrograms as well as by sections of the score
The article focuses on the description and analysis of a collection of works that address aspects of...
The article focuses on the description and analysis of a collection of works that address aspects of...
This study on timbre as a principal compositional resource in acoustic music seeks to develop a cohe...
This article explores some of the compositional techniques of a cycle of four pieces called Caminant...
The text is divided into two parts preceded by an introduction. The introduction focuses on some gen...
The text is divided into two parts preceded by an introduction. The introduction focuses on some gen...
The text is divided into two parts preceded by an introduction. The introduction focuses on some gen...
The text is divided into two parts preceded by an introduction. The introduction focuses on some gen...
This project, consisting of eight original works and an accompanying commentary, explores in depth a...
This document describes the processes and development of my compositional work, particularly concern...
Orientador: Silvio Ferraz Mello FilhoDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Ins...
This PhD thesis consists of eight middle-size compositions and a written commentary. Each of the pie...
Este trabalho tem por finalidade avaliar determinados aspectos que nortearam algumas das principais ...
The recent paradigms related to the History of Modern Western Music may stratify an evolutionary pat...
In this paper the compositional issues and techniques employed in my D.Mus. Thesis Composition Noit...
The article focuses on the description and analysis of a collection of works that address aspects of...
The article focuses on the description and analysis of a collection of works that address aspects of...
This study on timbre as a principal compositional resource in acoustic music seeks to develop a cohe...
This article explores some of the compositional techniques of a cycle of four pieces called Caminant...
The text is divided into two parts preceded by an introduction. The introduction focuses on some gen...
The text is divided into two parts preceded by an introduction. The introduction focuses on some gen...
The text is divided into two parts preceded by an introduction. The introduction focuses on some gen...
The text is divided into two parts preceded by an introduction. The introduction focuses on some gen...
This project, consisting of eight original works and an accompanying commentary, explores in depth a...
This document describes the processes and development of my compositional work, particularly concern...
Orientador: Silvio Ferraz Mello FilhoDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Ins...
This PhD thesis consists of eight middle-size compositions and a written commentary. Each of the pie...
Este trabalho tem por finalidade avaliar determinados aspectos que nortearam algumas das principais ...
The recent paradigms related to the History of Modern Western Music may stratify an evolutionary pat...
In this paper the compositional issues and techniques employed in my D.Mus. Thesis Composition Noit...
The article focuses on the description and analysis of a collection of works that address aspects of...
The article focuses on the description and analysis of a collection of works that address aspects of...
This study on timbre as a principal compositional resource in acoustic music seeks to develop a cohe...