Flute tone in the Romantic era : a historical perspective on instrument construction and timbre preference in the nineteenth century with special consideration to Boehm's innovations and Albert Franz Doppler's Fantaisie pastorale hongroise, op. 26

The violin and romanticism: the role of the violin in expressing the musical ideas of the Romantic Period and the development of violin techniques in the era.

Eastham, Sohyun

January 2009

The Violin and Romanticism investigates the violin technique and styles used in the Romantic Period....

The Development of the Flute as a Solo Instrument from the Medieval to the Baroque Era

Anna J. Reisenweaver
Anna Reisenweaver

October 2016

s one of the oldest instruments known to mankind, the flute is present in some form in nearly every ...

De la sonorité - The Bel Canto Flute Method of Marcel Moyse.

Andrew Macleod

April 2009

Abstract In 1934, the French flute pedagogue Marcel Moyse (1889–1984) published his celebrated De la...

The literature of the French flute school, 1800-1880 : style characteristics, sociological influences, and pedagogical applications

Jacobus, Rhea B.

January 1990

The years from 1800 to 1880 produced a distinct and identifiable body of flute literature representa...

The development of the flute through the Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Modern eras and its affect on performance practices, as demonstrated by Sonata in E minor by Johann Sebastian Bach, Quartet in D major by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Suite by Charles-Marie Widor, Density 21.5 by Edgard Var�ese, and Mei by Kazuo Ukushima

Gerace, Emily M.

January 2001

There is no abstract available for this creative project.School of MusicThesis (M.M.

The Flute: the Mechanical Improvements on the Body of the Orchestral Instrument since 1847

Nussbaum, Carolyn

August 1994

This thesis uniquely explains the mechanical improvements which have occurred to the flute over the ...

An Exploration of Tone and Vibrato on the Flute in relation to the French Flute School of the Early Twentieth Century

Kendall, Eloise

September 2017

Developing and improving sound quality on the flute is one of the fundamental areas of study for all...

An interdisciplinary study of the 1832 Boehm flute: history, geometry and acoustics

Balosso-bardin, Cassandre
De la Cuadra, Patricio
Vauthrin, Camille
Fabre, Benoît

March 2017

In 1832, flute-maker Theobald Boehm launches a brand new flute after conducting a series of acoustic...

Historical survey of flutes from the Renaissance, Baroque, Romantic and modern musical eras

Coppoc, Harriet Kagay

January 1982

There is no abstract available for this creative project.School of MusicTape includes selections fro...

The Singing Flute: Tone Philosophies from the French Flute School to the Present Day

Bradstreet, Jennifer

June 2018

The Singing Flute is written in four parts and surveys tone philosophies from past to present. It in...

The innovations of Theobald Boehm in the construction of the flute

Bragg, Carolyn Kay

January 1968

There is no abstract available for this creative project.School of MusicThesis (M.M.

Theobald Boehm and The History of the Alto Flute, Including The Facsimile Edition of His Arrangement of Beethoven's Largo from the Concerto for Piano, Op. 15, No. 1 for Alto Flute and Piano (c. 1855), With Three Recitals of Selected Works By Griffes, Telemann. Bartok, Jolivet, Gaubert and Others

Redcay, Andrea

May 1997

An historical perspective of Theobald Boehm (1794-1881) and his design of the modem alto flute. Chap...

Defining the British Flute School : a study of British flute performance practice 1890-1940

Raposo, Jessica Ann

January 2007

The British Flute School went through dramatic change in the twentieth century, as its leading playe...

The extended alto flute: The history and development of the alto flute, with a study of modern alto flute design and its effect on extended techniques in alto flute repertoire and pedagogical materials

Davis, John Edward, 1954-
Davis, John Edward, 1954-

January 1997

The purpose of this document is to trace the origin of the modern alto flute from its beginning thro...

The Violin and Romanticism: The Role of the Violin in Expressing the Musical Ideas of the Romantic Period and the Development of Violin Techniques in the Era

Eastham, Sohyun

May 2010

THE VIOLIN AND ROMANTICISM investigates the violin technique and styles used in the Romantic Period....

The violin and romanticism: the role of the violin in expressing the musical ideas of the Romantic Period and the development of violin techniques in the era.

Eastham, Sohyun

January 2009

The Violin and Romanticism investigates the violin technique and styles used in the Romantic Period....

The Development of the Flute as a Solo Instrument from the Medieval to the Baroque Era

Anna J. Reisenweaver
Anna Reisenweaver

October 2016

s one of the oldest instruments known to mankind, the flute is present in some form in nearly every ...

De la sonorité - The Bel Canto Flute Method of Marcel Moyse.

Andrew Macleod

April 2009

Abstract In 1934, the French flute pedagogue Marcel Moyse (1889–1984) published his celebrated De la...

The literature of the French flute school, 1800-1880 : style characteristics, sociological influences, and pedagogical applications

Jacobus, Rhea B.

January 1990

The years from 1800 to 1880 produced a distinct and identifiable body of flute literature representa...

The development of the flute through the Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Modern eras and its affect on performance practices, as demonstrated by Sonata in E minor by Johann Sebastian Bach, Quartet in D major by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Suite by Charles-Marie Widor, Density 21.5 by Edgard Var�ese, and Mei by Kazuo Ukushima

Gerace, Emily M.

January 2001

There is no abstract available for this creative project.School of MusicThesis (M.M.

The Flute: the Mechanical Improvements on the Body of the Orchestral Instrument since 1847

Nussbaum, Carolyn

August 1994

This thesis uniquely explains the mechanical improvements which have occurred to the flute over the ...

An Exploration of Tone and Vibrato on the Flute in relation to the French Flute School of the Early Twentieth Century

Kendall, Eloise

September 2017

Developing and improving sound quality on the flute is one of the fundamental areas of study for all...

An interdisciplinary study of the 1832 Boehm flute: history, geometry and acoustics

Balosso-bardin, Cassandre
De la Cuadra, Patricio
Vauthrin, Camille
Fabre, Benoît

March 2017

In 1832, flute-maker Theobald Boehm launches a brand new flute after conducting a series of acoustic...

Historical survey of flutes from the Renaissance, Baroque, Romantic and modern musical eras

Coppoc, Harriet Kagay

January 1982

There is no abstract available for this creative project.School of MusicTape includes selections fro...

The Singing Flute: Tone Philosophies from the French Flute School to the Present Day

Bradstreet, Jennifer

June 2018

The Singing Flute is written in four parts and surveys tone philosophies from past to present. It in...

The innovations of Theobald Boehm in the construction of the flute

Bragg, Carolyn Kay

January 1968

There is no abstract available for this creative project.School of MusicThesis (M.M.

Theobald Boehm and The History of the Alto Flute, Including The Facsimile Edition of His Arrangement of Beethoven's Largo from the Concerto for Piano, Op. 15, No. 1 for Alto Flute and Piano (c. 1855), With Three Recitals of Selected Works By Griffes, Telemann. Bartok, Jolivet, Gaubert and Others

Redcay, Andrea

May 1997

An historical perspective of Theobald Boehm (1794-1881) and his design of the modem alto flute. Chap...

Defining the British Flute School : a study of British flute performance practice 1890-1940

Raposo, Jessica Ann

January 2007

The British Flute School went through dramatic change in the twentieth century, as its leading playe...

The extended alto flute: The history and development of the alto flute, with a study of modern alto flute design and its effect on extended techniques in alto flute repertoire and pedagogical materials

Davis, John Edward, 1954-
Davis, John Edward, 1954-

January 1997

The purpose of this document is to trace the origin of the modern alto flute from its beginning thro...

The Violin and Romanticism: The Role of the Violin in Expressing the Musical Ideas of the Romantic Period and the Development of Violin Techniques in the Era

Eastham, Sohyun

May 2010

THE VIOLIN AND ROMANTICISM investigates the violin technique and styles used in the Romantic Period....

The violin and romanticism: the role of the violin in expressing the musical ideas of the Romantic Period and the development of violin techniques in the era.

Eastham, Sohyun

January 2009

The Violin and Romanticism investigates the violin technique and styles used in the Romantic Period....

The Development of the Flute as a Solo Instrument from the Medieval to the Baroque Era

Anna J. Reisenweaver
Anna Reisenweaver

October 2016

s one of the oldest instruments known to mankind, the flute is present in some form in nearly every ...

De la sonorité - The Bel Canto Flute Method of Marcel Moyse.

Andrew Macleod

April 2009

Abstract In 1934, the French flute pedagogue Marcel Moyse (1889–1984) published his celebrated De la...

Flute tone in the Romantic era : a historical perspective on instrument construction and timbre preference in the nineteenth century with special consideration to Boehm's innovations and Albert Franz Doppler's Fantaisie pastorale hongroise, op. 26

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