Music Basic Principles of Rhythm and Time for Rich Musical Expression / Mine ドアンタン / Duck / Kohei Sugie

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Music
[Introduction]
Tracing the origin of note grouping
Tracing the origin of note grouping!
The theory of Lucie, which derives the rules of musical expression from the performance of an expert and examines the nature of rhythm and expression.
Clarifying its historical / modern significance.
Matice Lucie is a 19th century Swiss music theorist who has been praised by Hanns von Barrow as follows : "Your basic principles are not only rational but also
wonderfully fruitful" (Franz Liss),
"Admirably succeeded in clearing the large clouds that had clouded the horizons of ordinary people's music"
Examining the nature of rhythm and expression.
The theory of Lucie musician with a sharp musical intuition and rich power of observation, this book reveals the historical / modern significance of the theory of Lucie.
From the performance of an excellent musician
From the performance of an excellent musician
From the performance of an excellent musician
From the performance of an excellent musician
From the performance of an excellent musician
From the performance of an excellent musician
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Fluctuation of the Tempo That Moves One's Mind
Chapter 5 : Lysy and His Successors and Links to Recent Developments in the Theory of Rhythm and Expression
Appendix / Original Notes / Notes / References / Indexes
Appendix / Original Notes / Notes / References / Indexes
He is a musician and concert pianist. He is currently a teacher at the University of Cambridge and a professor of performance studies at the University of Manchester. He holds regular lectures and presentations at conferences.
Born in Istanbul, Turkey. Received a scholarship from the Turkish Ministry of Education. Studied at the Juilliard School of Music with a Russian Shea pianist and oxer Na Yahnskaya. Received the William Pecheck Award while at the School of Music. Holds a doctorate in philosophy and holds a doctorate in music theory from Columbia University.
Played solo and chamber music. Performed in the US, UK, German, French and Turkish. Performed in the US, UK, German, French and Turkish. Played most of the major piano concertos with various orchestras. Participated in the New York City WNCN Vitaa