PPT-Glimpses of future research practice: a musical study

David De Roure Overview Generation 1 Early adopters Generation 2 Embedding Generation 3 Radical sharing Music case study 10 years ago we saw a few early adopters of eScience technology now we see acceleration of research through broader adoption and sharing of tools techniques and artefacts both for big science and the long tail scientist . A Brief History – Part 1 . Early Influences. Early Influences - . English ballad opera.  . The Beggar’s Opera. . – 1728; . Flora. – 1735 . No historical scenery . or. costumes. Spoken . play with preexisting popular songs amid . David De Roure. Overview. Generation 1 – Early adopters. Generation 2 – Embedding. Generation 3 – Radical sharing. Music case study. 10 years ago we saw a few early adopters of e-Science technology; now we see acceleration of research through broader adoption and sharing of tools, techniques and artefacts, both for 'big science' and the 'long tail scientist'. . for . Street Children. REPORT. INTRODUCTION. The . phenomenon of street children poses a complex social challenge. These children are at alarmingly high risk . for . a myriad of physical and psychological . Kenrick, . Musical Theatre, A History. Chapter 16. James Joyce’ THE DEAD. The year 2000 found the Broadway community quite unsure of what the future of musical theater could be. . James Joyce's The Dead. A Brief History – Part 1 . Early Influences. What is Musical Theatre?. mu·si·cal. . the·a·ter. . noun: musical theatre is a genre of drama in which singing and dancing play an essential . part. Liam O'Sullivan. Electronic . and Electrical Engineering, . Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. Trinity College Dublin. Tailoring Tabletop Interfaces for Musical Control. Proliferation of . multitouch. . Chapter 5 - The Birth of Musical Comedy. Chapter 6 – A New Century. by John . Kenrick. To review…. The Greeks developed tragedy and comedy containing elements of music and dance. In the renaissance. TIPS IN WRITING MUSICAL ANALYSIS. LISTEN. – melody, instrumentation, contrast, tonality, rhythm, repetition. LOOK. – score reading: key, themes, indicate measures to emphasize highlights. 3. OBSERVE. Music in ancient Greece was intimately linked to poetry and dance and was very present in the life of Greek society.. 1. . Introduction. :. Music was important in religious ceremonies, at private parties, education, war and work and even had a recognized . . Dimitri. Volchenkov (Bielefeld University）- 2. nd. 45. ′. talk. Markov chain methods: Cases of study. Changes in languages go on constantly affecting words through. various innovations and . From . American Musical Theatre . by James Leve. CHAPTER ONE. Rodgers and Hammerstein’s . Oklahoma!. opened in 1943 and ran for 2,212 performances.. Produced by The Theatre Guild. Book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II (1895-1960). What is Musical theatre? . Musical theatre is theatre that utilizes singing, acting, and dancing to tell a story. A Brief History of Musicals. History of Musicals: The beginning. Music has been used in onstage performances throughout the years – Greek theatre, medieval theatre, Tudor theatre, and Elizabethan theatre all saw the use of music and/or dance in some form to entertain audiences. Classifications and Visual Examples. VARIOUS Classifications AMONG Musical INSTRUMENTS. Iyq. -. To shake, rattle, or clap together.. Ekpili. -. Small round and Hollow bells of seed metal and basket . Musical Form Please take handout I. Musical Form (5 Variations on a Theme) B. Form as musical architecture A. Form as balance of unity/variety I. Musical Form (5 Variations on a Theme) B. Form as musical architecture