Was reading Longfellow, mentions Walter Von Der Vogelweide, never heard of him, went to Wikipedia, discovered Organum, then went to TH-cam to hear it. The internet is an amazing thing.
So, In the video it shows the top part singing whole notes and the bottom part singing quarter notes. I know that they did not use modern notation during this particular time period, so why do it in the video? Im studying for a music appreciation class and was bothered by this.
It is widespread use. It is NOT used as whole notes. If you listen carefully it is performed by flow of the lyrics. The notes are just guidelines open for interpretation.
I am interested in studying more music like this. Anyone know good websites with scores of very early organum like this? I'm specifically looking for independent voices that weave in and out of each other with free, fluid rhythm. It's inspiration for my own compositions. Thanks!
There is not much in the way of interesting rhythm in these early organa. There's note against note and note against many notes (discantus). Other than that, you won't see other sorts of rhythmic values. It's still very beautiful, though!
Hi,could you help me?Several years ago I had been at the concert of a German singer Olaf Frederickson(I think this is the spelling of his name, but I may be mistaken).Now I cannot find any information about him in the spelling Internet or item in the You Tube, though several years ago there had been an item in the You Tube with him singing the composition called "Excalibur ".Thanks!
3:18 II
5:42 III
Was reading Longfellow, mentions Walter Von Der Vogelweide, never heard of him, went to Wikipedia, discovered Organum, then went to TH-cam to hear it. The internet is an amazing thing.
I've learned more with youtube than all my years at school
Exquisite and devotional.
everyone coming here for online classes because this is the only good video of organum that they could capture back in those days.
Lol
Who’s here for the music homework
MEEEEE
me..hahaha.. Music Theory HW
Me 😂
Me, lol who woulda known so many peeps are also doing this for hw.
MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
the way it should be sung! love it in michigan!
Now this will help me for my online class
Language - Latin
Form - Vocal (diko sure)
Text-Setting - Melismatic
Texture - monophonic
instruments - orchestra
labyo😗
Lab youu tooo thankyouu
Lol he’s trolling, its not monophonic and it’s definitely not orchestral medium😂. Melismatic is correct tho.
sa wakas na kahanap rin HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHA
@@chillpill1649 maybe, sorry
boss salamats
High praise of a cappella singing in The Time of Our Singing by Richard Powers. A tour of musical styles!
beautiful.
Grade 9's be like:*scrolling through the comments to see if there's an answer *
Sana ol tapos na, HAHAHAHAHHA
@@kaela5522 HAyeop HAHAHAHAHA
im grade 6 :D
Language: Greek
Form: Trio
Text-Setting: Syllabic
Texture: Monophonic
instruments: Viola de Brazzo, Flute, Organ
Thanks a lot of uploading this!
Beautiful
Some of the lyrics remind me of A Nywe Werke.
What is the texture, text setting and form of this? Badly needed
this is so epic can we get 10k likes for the Gregorian chanters
So, In the video it shows the top part singing whole notes and the bottom part singing quarter notes. I know that they did not use modern notation during this particular time period, so why do it in the video? Im studying for a music appreciation class and was bothered by this.
It is widespread use. It is NOT used as whole notes. If you listen carefully it is performed by flow of the lyrics. The notes are just guidelines open for interpretation.
bill smokerhater Even though I'm an Atheist but this music is beautiful.
In the opening:
"Whole notes"/open noteheads = cantus firmus
"quarter notes"/closed noteheads = organa
Beautiful disciple song
Lovely!
"WhaT is organum"
is in my head while trying to poke all OF this in my head 🥲 ughh😩
Read information under video! The least you can do.
I am interested in studying more music like this. Anyone know good websites with scores of very early organum like this? I'm specifically looking for independent voices that weave in and out of each other with free, fluid rhythm. It's inspiration for my own compositions. Thanks!
Get the book gradus ad parnassum
Gradus ad parnassum is almost a millenium more modern than this. I don't think it is the right treatise for what Christian is looking for...
There is not much in the way of interesting rhythm in these early organa. There's note against note and note against many notes (discantus). Other than that, you won't see other sorts of rhythmic values. It's still very beautiful, though!
I like the tenor and baritone voices its very different.
Great upload
are you the bartje from the ballet des nations of old?
Hi,could you help me?Several years ago I had been at the concert of a German singer Olaf Frederickson(I think this is the spelling of his name, but I may be mistaken).Now I cannot find any information about him in the spelling Internet or item in the You Tube, though several years ago there had been an item in the You Tube with him singing the composition called "Excalibur ".Thanks!
Strange
Where can I find this part?
O texto do post é claro.
goes hard
are that 2 mans or more
hahahha cute
I can haz 2 manz?
multiple mans
aw you all are just mocking it >:P
what is the text setting and texture of that music?
MAPEH be like:
So u r here for the answers too:)
Nakita kita sa kyrie iv lol
@@albedomylobe1103 wait, is that BJ ALEX?? HAHAHHAHA
@@elle_rain nope it's ace craige😗😗
i have got a presentation pls give me the answer
It's more than 2. Sounds like 2 b/c they're singing in unison. 1:28 you can really hear everyone though.
what language are the lyrics in
latin
Salve
chinese
Belarusian
indian
3:42 is almost the lick😂
Any other yostinadians out there reply if yes
Yes I have him
Written before the advent of the metronome.
And all the better off for it
3:18-5:40
Yes
oof, i'm gonna try to write something like this
I ended up writing a book of chants
@@channelantoneon That's really cool!
What is the form?
Vocal
Organum
Bro I’m getting recommended classical music because of Mr. Yost
Yoster here
MUS 281den selamlar.
ANY YOSTERS IN THE HOUSE
Dylan Capshaw me 😂😂
Ooohhhh you doin yo homework lateee
Me too
ME
YEAH
luh(3)
hahahahaha pakopya
im here because of module
hi guys
hi grade 9
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101 comment woo
Mostly filipinos are here to copy each othets answer lol gr9 generation of the philipines
ano na mga peeps?
Oks namn sir