The purpose of this dissertation was to analyze Martha Mier’s solo and ensemble educational repertoire that incorporates jazz, ragtime and blues elements. This document is an analysis of jazz elements from her collections: Jazz, Rag, & Blues; Classical Jazz, Rag, & Blues; Christmas Jazz, Rag, & Blues; and Jazz, Rag, & Blues for Two. The analysis includes examination of the stylistic elements, harmony, key signature, meter, and rhythmic patterns. The document includes an interview with Martha Mier regarding her work in incorporating jazz, ragtime, and blues elements in her compositions. The dissertation contains five chapters. Chapter one consists of the introduction, the purpose of study, need for the study, limitations of the study, relate...
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Johann Sebastian Bach\u27s music includes exceptional source material for learning jazz improvisatio...
(Statement of Responsibility) by Gordon "Z" Winner(Thesis) Thesis (B.A.) -- New College of Florida...
The purpose of this dissertation was to analyze Martha Mier’s solo and ensemble educational repertoi...
Studying and performing twentieth-century compositions are important for piano students to become we...
Though the number of theoretical studies of jazz has increased in recent years, detailed analysis ha...
The purpose of the present Action Research study was to describe a class of southern, suburban, high...
Stride (Harlem piano) is a jazz piano style that flourished from c. 1910 to c. 1940, primarily in Ne...
Thinking Songs by Lukas Ligeti is a contemporary solo five-octave marimba work containing five movem...
Oklahoma music teacher education institutions should integrate the preceding aspects of jazz study i...
The purpose of this thesis is to provide a historical and musical analysis that illustrates characte...
This thesis examines and models the process of analysis as a means for performers, particularly pian...
This recital is dedicated to the purpose of outlining the evolution of jazz piano styles prior to ab...
This dissertation analyzes diverse compositions by Bill Evans to create a deeper understanding of hi...
The purpose of this study is to provide a theoretical and stylistic analysis of Paul Ben-Haim’s Five...
ABSTRACT The purpose of this study was to describe instructor perspectives and curricular content of...
Johann Sebastian Bach\u27s music includes exceptional source material for learning jazz improvisatio...
(Statement of Responsibility) by Gordon "Z" Winner(Thesis) Thesis (B.A.) -- New College of Florida...