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Oxford Dictionary of Musical Terms
The most comprehensive one-volume dictionary of musical terms available
An ideal book for students and teachers of music, and for musicians, concert-goers, people who belong to choirs, and all those who enjoy playing or listening to music
Provides clear, succinct, definitions over a comprehensive range of musical terminology
Includes all the terms in English and other European languages likely to be encountered in Western music
Over 2,500 entries cover terms across a range of subjects, including rhythm, metre, forms, genres, pitch, scales, chords, harmony, notational systems, composition and analysis, performance practice, expression, computer applications, acoustics, and many more
Entries include etymologies, and are fully cross-referenced
Some terms are illustrated with music examples or tables
Index of composers, with dates
Covers all the terms required in the SMAB musical theory exams
Printed music and writing about music involve the use of complex systems of notation and a wealth of technical terms in several languages. The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Musical Terms provides clear, succinct, definitions of a comprehensive range of the musical terms, in English and other European languages, that are likely to be encountered in Western music. Over 2,500 A-Z entries range across a spectrum of subjects, among them: rhythm, metre, forms, genres, pitch, scales, chords, harmony and counterpoint, notational systems, composition and analysis, performance practice, tempo, expression, musical periods, artistic movements, computer applications, acoustics, and many more. Entries provide etymologies, and are fully cross-referenced. Some are illustrated with music examples and tables. An appendix lists all composers mentioned in the Dictionary, with their dates.
It is an ideal book for students and teachers of music - it covers all the terms required in the SMAB musical theory exams - as well as for professional musicians, those learning to play musical instruments, and members of choirs, and musical groups. It will also be a useful quick reference book for concert-goers, CD-collectors, and radio listeners.
Readership: Students and teachers of music. This is an ideal reference book for anyone studying music, or learning to play a musical instrument. It will also be of interest to choir members and conductors, concert-goers, radio listeners, and people who listen to music at home.
An ideal book for students and teachers of music, and for musicians, concert-goers, people who belong to choirs, and all those who enjoy playing or listening to music
Provides clear, succinct, definitions over a comprehensive range of musical terminology
Includes all the terms in English and other European languages likely to be encountered in Western music
Over 2,500 entries cover terms across a range of subjects, including rhythm, metre, forms, genres, pitch, scales, chords, harmony, notational systems, composition and analysis, performance practice, expression, computer applications, acoustics, and many more
Entries include etymologies, and are fully cross-referenced
Some terms are illustrated with music examples or tables
Index of composers, with dates
Covers all the terms required in the SMAB musical theory exams
Printed music and writing about music involve the use of complex systems of notation and a wealth of technical terms in several languages. The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Musical Terms provides clear, succinct, definitions of a comprehensive range of the musical terms, in English and other European languages, that are likely to be encountered in Western music. Over 2,500 A-Z entries range across a spectrum of subjects, among them: rhythm, metre, forms, genres, pitch, scales, chords, harmony and counterpoint, notational systems, composition and analysis, performance practice, tempo, expression, musical periods, artistic movements, computer applications, acoustics, and many more. Entries provide etymologies, and are fully cross-referenced. Some are illustrated with music examples and tables. An appendix lists all composers mentioned in the Dictionary, with their dates.
It is an ideal book for students and teachers of music - it covers all the terms required in the SMAB musical theory exams - as well as for professional musicians, those learning to play musical instruments, and members of choirs, and musical groups. It will also be a useful quick reference book for concert-goers, CD-collectors, and radio listeners.
Readership: Students and teachers of music. This is an ideal reference book for anyone studying music, or learning to play a musical instrument. It will also be of interest to choir members and conductors, concert-goers, radio listeners, and people who listen to music at home.
Detaljni podaci o knjizi
Naslov: Oxford Dictionary of Musical Terms
Izdavač: Oxford Univerity Press
Strana: 224 (cb)
Pismo: latinica
Format: 19.6x12.9 cm
Godina izdanja: 2004
ISBN: 978-0-19-860698-7
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