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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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What is the “Ševčík Method”? : Deeper understanding of Otakar Ševčík’s excercises for violin based on the example of his 40 Variations, op. 3

Kwiatkowska, Angelika January 2020 (has links)
In this thesis I have studied the so-called “Ševčík method” based on the example of his 40 Variations, op. 3. I’ve tried to achieve a deeper understanding of what the exercises are good for and how they work. I took a closer look at Otakar Ševčík’s life and work history, I also investigated other’s opinions and judgements of the “method” that were appearing in press and literature during the last hundred years. The practical part of my project is the experiment that I’ve put myself through. I was diligently practicing 40 Variations every day, trying to improve my technique and learn by playing how to apply those exercises in real life. As a result of this process I’ve developed my bow technique and gained better understanding of how to use Ševčík’s exercises. / <p>The sounding part of the work consists of the following recordings:</p><p>1)Mozart before 2) Mozart after 3) Rossini before 4) Rossini after</p><p>The Corona virus situation spring semester 2020 has caused limitations in the recording possibilities. The recordings may be supplemented. </p>
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Uma análise mecânica sobre os 25 Etudes Mélodiques et Progressivas Op.60 para violão, de Matteo Carcassi / A mechanical analysis of the 25 Etudes Mélodiques et Progressives Op.60 for guitar, by Matteo Carcassi.

Canilha, Cauã Borges 31 August 2017 (has links)
Este trabalho propõe uma análise sistemática das demandas mecânicas instrumentais básicas do violão, visando, assim, uma aquisição consciente de determinadas movimentações. A base teórica foi composta por autores que abordam questões essencialmente práticas do fazer instrumental do violão, destacando-se Abel Carlevaro e Eduardo Fernandez; este último diferencia claramente os termos mecânica e técnica, aspecto fundamental neste trabalho. As movimentações de cada mão são divididas entre horizontais (no sentido das cordas) e verticais (entre as cordas) e entre os aspectos mecânicos relacionados à localização das mãos no instrumento (chamados por nós de parâmetros e suas expansões) e os relacionados às referências ou movimentações auxiliares na mudança entre duas localizações (chamados de recursos). A partir da ordenação proposta e das notações desenvolvidas, concebemos uma sistemática de estudo, visando à aquisição de tais movimentos, aplicada nos 25 Etudes Mélodiques et Progressives Op.60, de Matteo Carcassi. Foram realizadas propostas de caráter vocabular e elementos pouco ou não debatidos foram tratados, fornecendo material para discussões futuras dentro do amplo campo temático da mecânica instrumental. A organização sistemática dos elementos mecânicos proposta, aplicados na obra de Carcassi, procurou uma maior eficiência no processo de aprendizagem, buscando melhorias em relação à efetividade técnica e à maior consciência das demandas instrumentais. / This project proposes a systematic analysis of the basic mechanical demands of the guitar to assist a conscious development of certain gestures. The theoretical basis in this work is compound mainly by the ideas of authors that dealt with practical issues of the instrumental making of the guitar, such as Abel Carlevaro and Eduardo Fernandez; the last one clearly differentiates the terms mechanical and technical, fundamental aspects in this work. The gestures of each hand are divided between horizontal (in the direction of the strings) and vertical (between the strings) and between the mechanical aspects related to the location of the hands in the instrument (called by us of parameters and their expansions) and those related to the reference or auxiliary gestures in the change between two locations (called resources). From the proposed ordering and the developed notations, we designed a systematic study aimed at the developing of such gestures, applied in the 25 Etudes Mélodiques et Progressives Op.60, by Matteo Carcassi. The proposal of a vocabulary was made and often ignored elements were approached, providing content for future discussions within the wide topic of instrumental mechanics. The systematic organization of the mechanical elements proposed, applied in Carcassi\'s music, sought greater efficiency in the learning process, seeking improvements in relation to the technical effectiveness and awareness of the instrumental demands.
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Uma análise mecânica sobre os 25 Etudes Mélodiques et Progressivas Op.60 para violão, de Matteo Carcassi / A mechanical analysis of the 25 Etudes Mélodiques et Progressives Op.60 for guitar, by Matteo Carcassi.

Cauã Borges Canilha 31 August 2017 (has links)
Este trabalho propõe uma análise sistemática das demandas mecânicas instrumentais básicas do violão, visando, assim, uma aquisição consciente de determinadas movimentações. A base teórica foi composta por autores que abordam questões essencialmente práticas do fazer instrumental do violão, destacando-se Abel Carlevaro e Eduardo Fernandez; este último diferencia claramente os termos mecânica e técnica, aspecto fundamental neste trabalho. As movimentações de cada mão são divididas entre horizontais (no sentido das cordas) e verticais (entre as cordas) e entre os aspectos mecânicos relacionados à localização das mãos no instrumento (chamados por nós de parâmetros e suas expansões) e os relacionados às referências ou movimentações auxiliares na mudança entre duas localizações (chamados de recursos). A partir da ordenação proposta e das notações desenvolvidas, concebemos uma sistemática de estudo, visando à aquisição de tais movimentos, aplicada nos 25 Etudes Mélodiques et Progressives Op.60, de Matteo Carcassi. Foram realizadas propostas de caráter vocabular e elementos pouco ou não debatidos foram tratados, fornecendo material para discussões futuras dentro do amplo campo temático da mecânica instrumental. A organização sistemática dos elementos mecânicos proposta, aplicados na obra de Carcassi, procurou uma maior eficiência no processo de aprendizagem, buscando melhorias em relação à efetividade técnica e à maior consciência das demandas instrumentais. / This project proposes a systematic analysis of the basic mechanical demands of the guitar to assist a conscious development of certain gestures. The theoretical basis in this work is compound mainly by the ideas of authors that dealt with practical issues of the instrumental making of the guitar, such as Abel Carlevaro and Eduardo Fernandez; the last one clearly differentiates the terms mechanical and technical, fundamental aspects in this work. The gestures of each hand are divided between horizontal (in the direction of the strings) and vertical (between the strings) and between the mechanical aspects related to the location of the hands in the instrument (called by us of parameters and their expansions) and those related to the reference or auxiliary gestures in the change between two locations (called resources). From the proposed ordering and the developed notations, we designed a systematic study aimed at the developing of such gestures, applied in the 25 Etudes Mélodiques et Progressives Op.60, by Matteo Carcassi. The proposal of a vocabulary was made and often ignored elements were approached, providing content for future discussions within the wide topic of instrumental mechanics. The systematic organization of the mechanical elements proposed, applied in Carcassi\'s music, sought greater efficiency in the learning process, seeking improvements in relation to the technical effectiveness and awareness of the instrumental demands.
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Applying Natural Horn Technique to Modern Valved Horn Performance Practice

Wick, Heidi F. 11 October 2001 (has links)
No description available.

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