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Browsing Research Articles (Music) by Author "Spies, Bertha M."
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Spies, Bertha M. (NISC, 2010)The University of Cape Town commissioned five South African composers to write a 20-minute opera each in celebration of the centenary of the South African College of Music. The Gordon Institute for Performing and Creative ...
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Spies, Bertha M. (Bureau for Scholarly Journals, 2010)No abstract available.
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Spies, Bertha M. (Routledge, 2015)If teaching and learning harmony could rely less on prescriptive rules and more on the music that students themselves play, an alternative teaching method for harmony beginners may become possible. This approach yields ...
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Van Rensburg, Henriette; Spies, Bertha M. (Vaal Triangle Faculty of Northwest University in South Africa, 2011-07)Komponiste kan nie geïsoleer word van die musikale spore van die verlede nie – hierdie spore kan doelbewus deur komponiste betrek word of deur die filter van die onderbewussyn in ’n mindere of meerdere mate in latere ...
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Spies, Bertha M. (De Gruyter, 2014)In the absence of melodic and motivic structures, how does signification function in atonal music? By extending the properties of actoriality, this article focuses on the goal-directedness of kinetic energy as an independent ...
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Spies, Bertha M. (LitNet, 2011-08)In the absence of traditional structural coherence, functional tonal harmony and traditional operatic heroes, how does one make sense of three divergent 20thcentury compositions in which, respectively, these qualities do ...
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