Flute
SKU:
HL.49007913
Grundregeln zur
Melodiegestaltung.
Composed by Peter-Lukas
Graf. This edition:
Paperback/Soft Cover.
Sheet music. Edition
Schott. Classical. 128
pages. Schott Music #ED
8318. Published by Schott
Music (HL.49007913).
ISBN 9790001084659.
German.
Musical
interpretation is first
and foremost a question
of shaping a melody or
the melodic line of a
setting. Music, like any
language, follows its own
set of rules and a
sufficient knowledge and
familiarity with musical
'grammar' is therefore an
essential prerequisite of
any convincing
interpretation. The
internationally renowned
performer and teacher
Peter-Lukas Graf explains
in great detail the
parameters that have to
be taken into account for
a successful
interpretation: rhythm,
metre, agogics,
articulation, phrasing,
ornamentation and implied
polyphony, etc. Numerous
examples from the flute
repertoire of the
17th-20th century serve
as models from which he
derives the 'rules'
appropriate for an
interpretation in keeping
with each period. * These
rules are not intended to
be dogmatic but instead
should stimulate the
players to form their own
opinion. About 'rules' *
Preface * Golden rules
for the interpreter * The
structure and analysis of
melody * Notes on the
execution of
ornamentation in the 17th
and 18th centuries *
Ornamentation in the 19th
and 20th centuries *
Phrasing * Rhythm *
Accents * Dynamics *
Tempo * Metre *
Flexibility of
rhythm/rubato * Shaping
the musical phrase *
Conclusion * Bibliography
* Index * Musical
examples.
Am.
