EOL 2:The role of movement in
Russian panpipe playing
Olga Velitchkina
Introduction
Theoretical premises
Ethnography of the Russian panpipe tradition
The instrument
Organological description of South Russian panpipe and the structure of panpipe ensembles
panpipe playing as described by the performers
The musical structure of a tune
Movements of the head
The accompanying parts
The five-pipe part
Timonia as a case study
Markov chain model
Breathing techniques
Vocal sound production
General discussion
A continuation of the case study
Conclusions
Notes and references
EOL 2
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