PPT-Second Species Counterpoint

Second Species Key Ideas Rhythmic Values Wholes in cf halves in Cpt Downbeats MUST be consonances Weak beats can be consonance or dissonance Any weakbeat dissonance must a Passing Tone. In music counterpoint is the coexistence of two or more independent melodies or rhythms that simultaneously function as the harmonies to one another Each shape in my paintings is like a note in a musical composition I combine these noteshapes to mak Management Solutions Powered by NCR Corporation The Solution at a Glance Point-of-sale (POS) capabilities Inventory management Purchasing Mobile POS Integrated ecommerce Gift cards Customer loyalty pr alanbelkinmusic@gmail.com Principles of Counterpoint This book is the second in a series of short works on the teaching of musical composition. In the first volume, A Practical Guide to Musical Comp Using the keywords at the bottom of the page, complete the sentences.. By the end of this lesson you will be able to…... Explore the background to Steve Reich as a composer.. Analyse the 3. rd. movement from Electric Counterpoint identifying how it is constructed.. 2 GUIDELINES FOR FIRST SPECIES COUNTERPOINT In first species, the counterpoint moves in the same rhythm as the cantus firmus, resulting in “notenote” counterpoint. The following guidelines io؇lȍ਋rohdȌ༐ᄇhሊ༅ᄇȅdȐdဓllᔂላ؋ሒhdȇ༂gdȆላhȌ༐ᄇ Doing it right the first time!. Incorporating The . Cleanex. : www.thecleanex.co.za. Counterpoint Trading 151. Counterpoint Trading 151 (incorporating The . Cleanex. ) was established in . 2002 . and is a BBBEE Level 3 contributor. Initially, T/A Pole Maintenance Services, it was providing Pole Inspection & Treatment and Vegetation Management services. It has since diversified its services to include Specialist Cleaning Services, Landscaping , Pest Control and other related services.. A melodic hierarchy is one on tones stri -dimensional space, the vertices of the polytope correspond to binary trees with n + 2 leaves, or triangulations of an (n + 3)-gon. For example, let us constru IF:IVVIDMB M 200019001800170016001500 romantic early 20thcenturycontemporary classical baroque renaissanceRomantic Era Techniques that were specific to the romantic era:“flat three” borrowe 2016-2017. Essential Question. An essential question frames a unit of study as a problem to be explored by the writer. It gives direction to research AND writing. Beginning with one will help YOU be efficient. Is there a right to die? Should the elderly or the terminally ill be allowed to take their own lives? Should the families of comatose patients be permitted to decide when to pull the plug? Offering excerpts from court decisions, this work examines the incendiary issue by illuminating the arguments from both sides. First published in 1940 and long out of print, Fernando Ortiz’s classic work, Cuban Counterpoint is recognized as one of the most important books of Latin American and Caribbean intellectual history. Ortiz’s examination of the impact of sugar and tobacco on Cuban society is unquestionably the cornerstone of Cuban studies and a key source for work on Caribbean culture generally. Though written over fifty years ago, Ortiz’s study of the formation of a national culture in this region has significant implications for contemporary postcolonial studies.Ortiz presents his understanding of Cuban history in two complementary sections written in contrasting styles: a playful allegorical tale narrated as a counterpoint between tobacco and sugar and a historical analysis of their development as the central agricultural products of the Cuban economy. Treating tobacco and sugar both as agricultural commodities and as social characters in a historical process, he examines changes in their roles as the result of transculturation. His work shows how transculturation, a critical category Ortiz developed to grasp the complex transformation of cultures brought together in the crucible of colonial and imperial histories, can be used to illuminate not only the history of Cuba, but, more generally, that of America as well.This new edition includes an introductory essay by Fernando Coronil that provides a contrapuntal reading of the relationship between Ortiz’s book and its original introduction by the renowned anthropologist Bronislaw Malinowski. Arguing for a distinction between theory production and canon formation, Coronil demonstrates the value of Ortiz’s book for anthropology as well as Cuban, Caribbean, and Latin American studies, and shows Ortiz to be newly relevant to contemporary debates about modernity, postmodernism, and postcoloniality. First published in 1940 and long out of print, Fernando Ortiz’s classic work, Cuban Counterpoint is recognized as one of the most important books of Latin American and Caribbean intellectual history. Ortiz’s examination of the impact of sugar and tobacco on Cuban society is unquestionably the cornerstone of Cuban studies and a key source for work on Caribbean culture generally. Though written over fifty years ago, Ortiz’s study of the formation of a national culture in this region has significant implications for contemporary postcolonial studies.Ortiz presents his understanding of Cuban history in two complementary sections written in contrasting styles: a playful allegorical tale narrated as a counterpoint between tobacco and sugar and a historical analysis of their development as the central agricultural products of the Cuban economy. Treating tobacco and sugar both as agricultural commodities and as social characters in a historical process, he examines changes in their roles as the result of transculturation. His work shows how transculturation, a critical category Ortiz developed to grasp the complex transformation of cultures brought together in the crucible of colonial and imperial histories, can be used to illuminate not only the history of Cuba, but, more generally, that of America as well.This new edition includes an introductory essay by Fernando Coronil that provides a contrapuntal reading of the relationship between Ortiz’s book and its original introduction by the renowned anthropologist Bronislaw Malinowski. Arguing for a distinction between theory production and canon formation, Coronil demonstrates the value of Ortiz’s book for anthropology as well as Cuban, Caribbean, and Latin American studies, and shows Ortiz to be newly relevant to contemporary debates about modernity, postmodernism, and postcoloniality. Microevolution to Macroevolution. Biological Species . Reproductive Isolation. A group of populations whose members have the potential to interbreed in nature and produce viable, fertile offspring. The existence of biological factors (barriers) that impede members of two species from producing viable, fertile, offspring.