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Faculty of Music, University of Cambridge
United Kingdom
Registrace 15. 01. 2015
This channel is run by the Faculty of Music at the University of Cambridge. Here you will find videos of selected lectures and events as well as links to channels run by Faculty academics.
Excerpt from Valentina Serova's opera 'Uriel Acosta' (1885)
This musical extract is taken from the central love duet of Valentina Serova's opera 'Uriel Acosta', first performed in 1885. The pianist is Isaac Chan.
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electro//acoustic day trailer
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Join us at the Faculty of Music on 14 March 2024 for a celebration of electro-acoustic music: four concerts staged throughout the day will bring classical repertoire into dialogue with cutting-edge electronic compositions, inviting audiences to discover new musics, and new ways of listening. The event will also feature a sound-visual installation created through a collaboration between composit...
Introduction to Music Studies at Cambridge: Performance, with Prof Maggie Faultless
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Introduction to Music Studies at Cambridge: Performance, with Prof Maggie Faultless
Introduction to Music Studies at Cambridge: Composition with Professor Richard Causton
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Introduction to Music Studies at Cambridge: Composition with Professor Richard Causton
Introduction to Music Studies at Cambridge: Music Analysis, with Professor Bettina Varwig
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Introduction to Music Studies at Cambridge: Music Analysis, with Professor Bettina Varwig
Musical Performance Studies at Cambridge
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John Rink , Professor of Musical Performance Studies, introduces performance and performance studies at the University of Cambridge
Choral Awards Open Day webinar
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This webinar formed part of the 2021 Choral Awards Open Day, which due to Covid-19 restrictions was held online. For further information regarding Choral Awards please visit www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/finance/music-awards/choral-awards
Music of Women & Birthing (7): Hon. André Azoulay, 'Musical Intimacies between Jews & Muslims'
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Music of Women & Birthing (7): Hon. André Azoulay, 'Musical Intimacies between Jews & Muslims'
Music of Women and Birthing (6): Samuel Everett, 'On Urban Jewish Maghrebi Women Performers'
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Music of Women and Birthing (6): Samuel Everett, 'On Urban Jewish Maghrebi Women Performers'
Music of Women and Birthing (5): Houda Ougaddoum, 'On Muslim & Jewish Moroccan Birth Rituals'
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Music of Women and Birthing (5): Houda Ougaddoum, 'On Muslim & Jewish Moroccan Birth Rituals'
Music of Women and Birthing (5):Houda Ougaddoum 'On Muslim & Jewish Moroccan Birth Rituals' (Darija)
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Music of Women and Birthing (5):Houda Ougaddoum 'On Muslim & Jewish Moroccan Birth Rituals' (Darija)
Music of Women and Birthing (4): Jonas Sibony, 'On Moroccan Judeo Arabic'
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Music of Women and Birthing (4): Jonas Sibony, 'On Moroccan Judeo Arabic'
Music of Women and Birthing (3): Katharine Ellis 'On the Deep History of French Colonialism & Music'
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Music of Women and Birthing (3): Katharine Ellis 'On the Deep History of French Colonialism & Music'
Music of Women and Birthing (2): Noémie Hakim-Serfaty, 'Milk & Blood'
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Music of Women and Birthing (2): Noémie Hakim-Serfaty, 'Milk & Blood'
Music of Women and Birthing (1): Vanessa Paloma Elbaz, 'On Women's Moroccan Birth Songs'
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Music of Women and Birthing (1): Vanessa Paloma Elbaz, 'On Women's Moroccan Birth Songs'
Students from the Instrumental Awards Scheme
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Students from the Instrumental Awards Scheme
Musical Performance Opportunities at Cambridge
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Musical Performance Opportunities at Cambridge
This was fabulous.
😜 P r o m o s m
I really appreciate this contribution to the overall storyline. I feel it is challenging to the programmed medical structure and how they define roles between people; or respond to any given situation in such a discounted manner, as I feel was reflected here. You have the divorced emotional/spiritual side, or the strict physical side of things that the doctors only seem to acknowledge. Which is so unfortunate, especially, in a time of such an emotional/spiritual connection between two lives!
Such a wise man.
'music gender binaries'. What does this mean? Please elucidate.
Ravo merci beaucoup
Fascinating!!!
Fascinating!!!!
Best 8:00 am (Toronto) breakfast programme !! (and with the UK time change next week it will be 7:00 am - nothing strong coffee can't take care of ;) )
They started so cleanly and distinctly 😩😩
Ask a Schenkerian. After 6:48 Cook characterizes as "low level (racism)" and/or "not necessarily malicious" the act of lighting a black man's curls on fire.
Crossing the ocean is quite often an opportunity for people to re-invent themselves. Schenkerians, for example, were re-invented as anti-Nazi.
2:00 Thank you, Doctor Marston, for beginning with an actual Schenker document.
4:20 You almost also seem to be invoking Schenker's authority by not acknowledging merit to a contradictory position and inviting listeners to think it through for themselves. I must object to the unqualified claim that responses to external stimuli are best understood as programmatic and responses to internal stimuli are best understood as absolute. The emotional response to surprise (for example) depends not essentially upon the identity of that which surprises us, but essentially upon our lack of expectation, and this is true even when the surprise is a concrete event unrelated to human communication including art. The emotional response to internal stimuli, conversely, can be extremely dependent upon narrative identity, if often in a very personal way; the external presence of phobia objects (for example) is not at all necessary in order for persons to experience specialized emotional responses merely through focused ideation. But I think we should already know that Schenker already knew this. Even a person of very moderate mental capacity, by adult age, should probably already know this.
6:10 As usual among other persons, I think you've gone a bit light on Schenker for what he seems to say about medieval instrumental music. But thanks for saying anything at all. We need to start pulling that little thread eventually.
7:02 This pretty well encapsulates what I see as a problem with western musical culture in recent centuries; it's somewhat unnecessary for a keyboardist to even be able to hear whether the instruments have been tuned in order to gain some traction as a recognized composer, based less on listening skills than on mere digital dexterity. That the 8 people who sent angry letters to Ewell were all pianists, I don't see as a coincidence; it's what I would have guessed. Note that Schenker actually seems to encourage the conceptualization of compositional process as an outgrowth of finger training, rather than as an outgrowth of ear training.
9:00 By now it is quite clear that the way I had first understood your point at 4:20 was not entirely correct. Please accept my apology for having thought the worst. I must recognize that my other exposures to Schenker matter, I have allowed to leave me utterly jaded.
11:32 Why could it not be both? Schenkerians, certainly, are not the only people who express satisfaction at believing they recognize hidden properties specifically within the very music they happen to most enjoy.
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Smart good
Thank you for these wonderful videos!
Loved it
Loved it
Where can I find the English translation of the songs from Sequentia's album " Century Classics VIII"? And specifically for "Onquez maiz nus hom ne chanta (Chanson)" which seems to be in old French. Thank you in advance.
Where can I find the English translation of the songs from Sequentia's album " Century Classics VIII"? And specifically for "Onquez maiz nus hom ne chanta (Chanson)" which seems to be in old French. Thank you in advance.
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How am I able to understand what he says? 😂
Your voice and your music are very beautiful. Thank you.
Dear Norbert, the thierd flute in your video looks like it is compound. Is it really so? Who made it? You mentioned only makers for the first twp lutes. Thank you very much
I'm so happy you've mentioned Byzantine culture <3 Thank you.
heaven itself
Beautiful. Thanks.
Очень хорошо
Looking forward to more, and more regular, contributions from Faculty of Music on CZcams.