music appreciation talk - Ulster College of Music music, particularly its history, composers and all...
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Tel: 028 90381314 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] www.ulstercollegeofmusic.com 13 Windsor Avenue, Belfast BT9 6EE Founder: Daphne M. Bell MBE HON. FTCL LRAM LTCL Registered with the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland NIC101695 Musical Appreciation Music History, What to Listen for & How to Listen to Music Dr Declan Plummer, Saturdays 3:30-4:30 Public Introductory Talk 10 th September at 3.30pm at the Ulster College of Music Tickets £5 Have you ever wondered what musicians mean when they talk about pulse, metre, rhythm or pitch? Are the terms ‘dynamics’, ‘articulation’, ‘tonality’, ‘tempo’, ‘character’, ‘style & period’, ‘texture’ and ‘structure’, just musical jargon to you? Do you know what to listen for to distinguish music from the Baroque, Classical, Romantic or 20th Century periods? Can you tell the difference between the music of Bach, Mozart and Beethoven or any other composer? If you enjoy classical music, have no specialist knowledge, but would like to have these questions answered and much more, then come along to the ‘Music Appreciation’ class at the Ulster College of Music to enrich your understanding of classical music, particularly its history, composers and all of its varying styles and forms.
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Tel: 028 90381314 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] www.ulstercollegeofmusic.com
13 Windsor Avenue, Belfast BT9 6EE
Founder: Daphne M. Bell MBE HON. FTCL LRAM LTCL
Registered with the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland NIC101695
Musical Appreciation Music History, What to Listen for & How to Listen to Music
Dr Declan Plummer, Saturdays 3:30-4:30
Public Introductory Talk 10th September at
3.30pm at the Ulster College of Music Tickets £5
Have you ever wondered what musicians mean when they talk about pulse, metre, rhythm or pitch? Are the terms ‘dynamics’, ‘articulation’, ‘tonality’, ‘tempo’, ‘character’, ‘style & period’, ‘texture’ and ‘structure’, just musical jargon to you? Do you know what to listen for to distinguish music from the Baroque, Classical, Romantic or 20th Century periods? Can you tell the difference between the music of Bach, Mozart and Beethoven or any other composer?
If you enjoy classical music, have no specialist knowledge, but would like to have these questions answered and much more, then come along to the ‘Music Appreciation’ class at the Ulster College of Music to enrich your understanding of classical music, particularly its history, composers and all of its varying styles and forms.
