104年第1學期-7005 早期樂器演奏風格與詮釋 課程資訊

評分方式

評分項目	配分比例	說明
weekly assignments	30
writing of classical cadenzas	10
midterm performance with analysi	30
Final performance of Classical concerto with cadenzas	30

教育目標

PERFORMANCE PRACTICE: FREE ORNAMENTATION AND CLASSICAL CADENZAS This course extends performance practice to creating free ornamentation for solo movements of baroque works, writing and performing preludes and classical cadenzas. Adagios were considered the most challenging movements for baroque players. A preliminary knowledge of the first semester course is assumed before students can undertake this course. The emphasis is placed on performance, learning how to improvise in a baroque or classical manner by first following examples written by the masters and eventually gaining an ability to perform in like manner. The sessions will include the following: 1.Improvising simple melodies. 2.Observing examples in the literature: a.Vivaldi b.Handel c.J. S. Bach d.Telemann’s Methodical Sonatas (performance of one) 3.Free ornaments to Adagios 4.Studying and performing Preludes 5.Classical cadenzas Sources: Music, treatises, Free Ornamentation in Woodwind Music (Mather and Lasocki), The Classical Woodwind Cadenza (Mather and Lasocki) Assessment: Class assignments and attendance 30%; Midterm exam: Performance of Adagios and analysis of Sonata 30%; writing of cadenzas 10%; Final: Classical Concertos and their cadenzas 30%.

課程概述

This semester will deal with works and analytical techniques relevant to performing early music. The baroque literature covered is categorized by area: French, Italian and German. The additional material is by period. Review of literature involves performance of various works as well as how to make intelligent interpretive decisions. Therefore, analysis, historical performance practices, treatises, and editions all have a bearing on the study of any given work.

基本資料

必修課，學分數：2-2
上課時間：
修課班級：音樂碩1,2
修課年級：年級以上
選課備註：木管組必修；不開放推廣部隨班附讀

參考書目

Music, treatises, Free Ornamentation in Woodwind Music (Mather and Lasocki), The Classical Woodwind Cadenza (Mather and Lasocki)