The quarter notes form a two-measure
ostinato that accompanies the initial verse (Example 7).
The application of motor "mechanical" rhythm, as well as "mechanically" progressing
ostinato figures, then serves to enhance this effect.
The tambourines will play
Ostinato 1 and the drums will play
Ostinato 2.
El climax del movimiento por la tension interna de la musica, el
ostinato de los Timp.
APRESENTAQAO VIDEO REGISTRO: CANTO
OSTINATO DE SIMEON TEN HOLT.
Dramatizar una Cumbiamba: el docente puede interpretar al piano, los alumnos/as cantan y acompanan ritmicamente con instrumentos de percusion corporal tomando como referencia los
ostinatos ritmicos improvisados previamente durante las audiciones.
With
Ostinato Vamps, Wanda Coleman once again compels audiences to mine the depths "under the dark gnarled word" with her first published volume since the demise of Black Sparrow Press.
That
Ostinato is a poem of great, condensed emotional power, there is no doubt whatsoever, and the present collection of unpublished fragments--beautifully presented by Jean-Paul Michel's William Blake & Co.
Although many rhythms contribute to the total Afro-Cuban repertoire, this article describes only three: (1) clave, (2) bembe
ostinato, and (3) tumbao.
Among the highlights: Alexander Shalov's "Valenki," a folk song with verve; Tchaikovsky's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy"; Rameau's "Minuet," "Tambourin," and "Gavotte-Rondeau," my favorites; another from Shalov, "The White Acacia's Fragrant Flakes"; Stravinsky's "Prelude and Tango"; Frolov's "Blues"; and Vlasov's "Basso
ostinato.
Her discussion can be compared with the late Derrick Puffett's study Debussy's
Ostinato Machine (Nottingham, 1996).
The strong emphasis on melodic invention in these works, together with the sparsity of multiple stopping and extensive use of
ostinato techniques, makes them very much akin to Schmelzer's Sonatae unaruni fidium.
