This dissertation explores the application of polymodality through contrapuntal and homophonic means, combined with heptatonic synthetic scales in jazz composition. The research concentrates on three main areas: polymodality, as developed by Western art composers of the first half of the twentieth century; jazz counterpoint; and heptatonic synthetic scales. The last chapter of the dissertation shows the use of these techniques in the composition of an original jazz suite in four movements for quartet. The appendix contains the complete scores for the entire suite
This study set out to explore different ways to structure the dramaturgy within jazz music, using di...
The composition for this thesis, Suite for Jazz Band and Strings, written in a jazz big band genre, ...
The purpose of this thesis was to demonstrate the character, mood, and style of four original compos...
Over the course of the twentieth century, jazz grew up from barroom dance music to a powerful artist...
Over the course of the twentieth century, jazz grew up from barroom dance music to a powerful artist...
Over the course of the twentieth century, jazz grew up from barroom dance music to a powerful artist...
This thesis examines the unique musical and cultural elements particular to jazz improvisation. The ...
The theories of Heinrich Schenker are regarded as among the most important in the history of tonal m...
This project investigates how Ruth Crawford’s applications of concepts from Charles Seeger’s Manual ...
The theories of Heinrich Schenker are regarded as among the most important in the history of tonal m...
This project investigates how Ruth Crawford’s applications of concepts from Charles Seeger’s Manual ...
This study set out to explore different ways to structure the dramaturgy within jazz music, using di...
AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF José E. Guzmán Borrero, for the Master of Music degree in Music Theory ...
While jazz has become more integrated into academia, the repertoire that is commonly examined is out...
How is music that is in two or more distinct layers, which may be closely related, only distantly re...
This study set out to explore different ways to structure the dramaturgy within jazz music, using di...
The composition for this thesis, Suite for Jazz Band and Strings, written in a jazz big band genre, ...
The purpose of this thesis was to demonstrate the character, mood, and style of four original compos...
Over the course of the twentieth century, jazz grew up from barroom dance music to a powerful artist...
Over the course of the twentieth century, jazz grew up from barroom dance music to a powerful artist...
Over the course of the twentieth century, jazz grew up from barroom dance music to a powerful artist...
This thesis examines the unique musical and cultural elements particular to jazz improvisation. The ...
The theories of Heinrich Schenker are regarded as among the most important in the history of tonal m...
This project investigates how Ruth Crawford’s applications of concepts from Charles Seeger’s Manual ...
The theories of Heinrich Schenker are regarded as among the most important in the history of tonal m...
This project investigates how Ruth Crawford’s applications of concepts from Charles Seeger’s Manual ...
This study set out to explore different ways to structure the dramaturgy within jazz music, using di...
AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF José E. Guzmán Borrero, for the Master of Music degree in Music Theory ...
While jazz has become more integrated into academia, the repertoire that is commonly examined is out...
How is music that is in two or more distinct layers, which may be closely related, only distantly re...
This study set out to explore different ways to structure the dramaturgy within jazz music, using di...
The composition for this thesis, Suite for Jazz Band and Strings, written in a jazz big band genre, ...
The purpose of this thesis was to demonstrate the character, mood, and style of four original compos...