I would like to ask you what rhythm is, essentially.
I learned that the tempo of a composition in musical terminology is its pace or speed.
Then I understood that meter (or metrics) divides the time into regular intervals called measures or "bars", and it is the indication found at the beginning of a piece, for example 4/4, 3/4 etc.
Then I learned that agogics is an indication regarding the performance speed (or movement or pace) of a piece and its expressiveness (agogic variations therefore indicate the expressive character of a piece as well as its pace) and so it has to do with tempo.
But what is rhythm? Is it perhaps the arrangement of values (of the quantity of notes) in time?
Do you have any idea how time was used (in a broad sense) in music in the 1900s? And rhythm? Not to mention the notational formulas and their relative (precise) reading. Let's just say that a couple of full lessons would only summarily cover one of Berio's sequences (and only from a rhythmic point of view).
Get the text and try to sight-sing it; then you will see that everything will be clearer to you in terms of the workload involved.
Do you have any idea how time was used (in a broad sense) in music in the '90s? And rhythm? Not to mention the notational formulas and their (precise) relative reading. Let's just say that a couple of full lessons would only briefly cover just one of Berio's sequences (and only from a rhythmic point of view).
Get the text and try to sight-read it; then you will see that everything will be clearer to you in terms of workload.
No, I have no idea because I know very little; I will get the text, but I'll do it after school, maybe around July. There is a lot to study and learn.
Do you have any idea how time was used (in a broad sense) in music in the '90s? And rhythm? Not to mention the notational formulas and their (precise) relative reading. Let's just say that a couple of full lessons would only briefly cover just one of Berio's sequences (and only from a rhythmic point of view).
Get the text and try to sight-sing it; then you will see that everything will be clearer to you in terms of workload.
I am listening to Berio!!!! Stanze and Pierre Boulez!! What rhythm does it have? Indecipherable!
