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| | Chaconne -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article |
 | | The most well known Chaconne or ciaccona is the final movement of the second partita for solo violin by Bach (BWV 1004). | | | Particularly, Brahms who said "The Chaconne is the most wonderful, unfathomable pieces of music. | | | This piece is widely considered a pinnacle in the violin solo reportory and it is common to find at least one recording of it by any master violinist. |
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http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/c/ch/chaconne.htm
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| | Chaconne in D minor JS Bach on guitar |
| | Chaconne Johannes Sebastian Bach Chaconne from 2nd Violin Partita BWV 1004 | | | The Chaconne as been performed and recorded by numerous musicians. | | | "The Chaconne is the most wonderful, unfathomable pieces of music. |
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http://www.mangore.com/chaco.html
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| | Bach Choir of Bethlehem |
| | Chaconne from Partita No. 2 for Solo Violin in D minor, BWV 1004 | | | The Chaconne from Partita No. 2 in D minor for Unaccompanied Violin may be the single most famous movement from these unaccompanied works for violin; it is among the most famous movements from Bach& chamber works as well. | | | By the time Bach wrote the Partita No. 2 in D minor, Corelli’s violin sonatas, published in 1700, were well known throughout Europe and were looked to as models for violin writing. |
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http://www.bach.org/bach101/instrumental/chaconne_1004.html
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| | For this reason Chaconne Brass is delighted to have had the opportunity to record this distinctly classical portion of their unique repertoire, consisting of music written exclusively by or for the group. | | | On this, Chaconne's latest album, the group are joined by friends Ben Castle, Paul Clarvis, Phil Crabbe, James Baker, Chris de Souza, Elaine Delmar, Lamin Jassey, Henry Lowther and Nigel Shipway. | | | Join Chaconne Brass as they explore the origins of Brazilian Samba music in this lively and entertaining children's concert recorded live. |
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http://www.chaconne.co.uk/record.htm
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| | The chaconne is a Baroque dance. Its origin was in Latin America, and, very soon thereafter, it traveled to Spain. The ... |
| | Seeing the chaconne as a bass line with room for variation in the upper parts would create an opportunity to use the chorale melody and evolve it, along with other musical elements, into an interesting and expressive piece. | | | However, rather than using the chaconne as an expressive feature in the first movement of the cantata, Bach probably just used the structural features of a chaconne to compose the music. | | | Some people have also attributed the dance's invention to the devil.(Hudson 3-5) As a leading dance during the early seventeenth century, the chaconne was often accompanied by the guitar, percussion instruments such as the castanets and the tambourine, and a sung text with a refrain. |
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http://www.haverford.edu/musc/multimedia/music230/herrero/chaconnewithlinks.html
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| | The Art of the Chaconne - CD |
| | JS Bach: Chaconne from Solo Violin Sonata BWV 1004 | | | The Chaconne is the epitome of all that's best in baroque music: order, pattern, melody, relaxed and easy on the ear. | | | This is a disc to study the chaconne, or just to sit back and enjoy. |
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http://www.baroquecds.com/32Web.html
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| | Bach chaconne in d minor |
| | The music is the chaconne from J S Bach's Partita in D minor for unaccompanied violin. | | | Ravel, Prokofiev and Korngold are among those who wrote piano concertos for the left hand. | | | The existence of that version, along with the piece's somber, dramatic sonority, made it perfectly suited to the movie. |
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http://home.nyc.rr.com/demojr/Bach.htm
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| | William Cumpiano's Segovia Page: The Chaconne |
| | Without doubt, the limitations of the violin have always been apparent in the performance of the Chaconne, andd eminent musicians fervent and respectful admirers of Bach, have essayed certain palliative. | | | In the case of the Chaconne, one might at times ask if Bach were not thinking of an instrument of the guitar family. | | | In its original form, the Chaconne is a great work -- not only great, but gigantic, because it exceeds the limitations of the violin. |
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http://www.cumpiano.com/Home/Articles/Transcriptions/Segovia/Segtransc/Chaconne.html
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| | Chaconne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | In music a chaconne is a musical form. | | | One of the best known examples is the chaconne from the Violin Partita in D minor by Johann Sebastian Bach (the bass line is not always present in this work, but it is strongly implied). | | | Bach's Goldberg Variations are also frequently reckoned to be a chaconne, although Bach did not explicitly label them as such. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaconne
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| | The Joachim Raff Society - CD review - Bach's Chaconne - Pavane ADW 7255 |
| | Bach's magisterial Chaconne for violin (from the Partita No.2) is one of his towering achievements and it held a particular fascination for 19th. | | | All the qualities of Raff's orchestral transcription (recently so ably demonstrated on CD by Leonard Slatkin and the BBC Philharmonic - Chandos CHAN 9835) are present in his piano version. | | | Home : CD Reviews : Piano : Chaconne Transcript. |
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http://www.raff.org/review09.htm
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| | Bach / Busoni - Chaconne (from Partita no.2 in D minor for violin), BWV1004 |
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http://www.pianopedia.com/w_1287_bach.aspx
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| | Gamingforce Interactive Forums - Bach Chaconne |
| | Since I started messing with the Bach/Busoni Chaconne in d minor I've become obesssed with both the piano transcription and the original violin piece. | | | GFF Home > Gamingforce Audio > The Concert Hall > The Listening Room > Bach Chaconne | | | From what I understand it's tremdendously difficult to play both technically and interpretively on the violin. |
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http://www.gamingforce.com/forums/showthread.php?t=58182
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| | Stereophile: Recording of January 2002: J.S. Bach: Morimur |
| | Whether or not the grieving Bach intended, consciously or unconsciously, to draw the listener's attention to the various "death" chorales identified by Thoene, is beside the point. | | | Fascinated by this, baroque violinist Christoph Poppen, a baroque violinist and artistic director of the Munich Chamber Orchestra, suggested to ECM founder-producer Manfred Eicher that they record an arrangement by Thoene of the Chaconne, for solo violin and four voices, that would incorporate and thus reveal for the musical record those encrypted chorales. | | | Partita No.2 in d for Solo Violin, BWV 1004; 11 Chorales; Chaconne from BWV 1004 and "Auf meinen lieben Gott" realized by Helga Thoene for solo violin & four voices |
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http://www.stereophile.com/recordingofthemonth/495
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| | Vitali Chaconne for violin |
| | It was originally written for violin and basso continuo and the first famous publication by Ferdinand David (1810-1745) was published posthumously. | | | The original doesn't have any of the octave or really high parts and the piano part is also very bare. | | | I am listing these available from Shar music Company. |
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http://www.sheilascorner.com/vitali.html
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| | The Joachim Raff Society - CD review - Bach's Chaconne - Chandos CHAN 9835 |
| | Chandos list the Raff Chaconne transcription as the sole "premier recording" on the CD, clearly unaware that RBM beat them to it by a few months. | | | His pioneering work is given credit by Slatkin in the CD insert note, which goes on to describe Raff as a "superb orchestrator" and his scoring of the Chaconne as "full of imaginative effects, counter melodies...and even tiny pre-echoes of Bruckner and Tchaikovsky". | | | Home : CD Reviews : Orchestral : Chaconne Trans. |
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http://www.raff.org/review07.htm
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| | Alea Recording - Chaconne: Recital for Bass Clarinet & Piano |
| | This is followed by an impressive performance of a transcription by Michael Davenprot of Bach's Chaconne from Violin Partita No.2. | | | Michael Davenport is artistic director of Tacoma New Music, Washington, USA, and some of his transcriptions are featured on this recording. | | | Alea Recording - Chaconne: Recital for Bass Clarinet & Piano |
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http://www.bassclarinet.org/review2.html
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| | Here's Your Damn Song! |
| | If you enjoy Eliot Fisk’s guitar recording of the Chaconne, be sure to search out a few recordings of the Chaconne on the violin, the instrument it was written for. | | | I don’t know if it’s just because Eliot Fisk’s transcription and performance of the Chaconne was my first exposure to the piece, but it remains one of my favorite musical recordings. | | | That this can have been meant for the solo violin makes it even more astonishing, since its contrapuntal strands demand an independence and clarity that the violin yields grudgingly. |
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http://webpages.charter.net/launchbox/projects/bricolage/bricolage.htm
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| | Chaconne Sheet Music, Lyrics, Chords! |
| | Methods/Studies Songs include Chaconne * Purcell Suite * Waltz Hal Leonard. | | | Classical, Songs include Chaconne * Suite E minor HWV 438 * Sonata B flat major HWV 434 Henle. | | | Classical, Songs include Chaconne * Intermezzo In E Min.,Op.119 * Intermezzo In E Flat Min.Op.118 Hal Leonard. |
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http://www.laurasmidiheaven.com/Sheet-Music/Chaconne-BOOKS.html
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| | ADRIAN WILLIAMS MUSIC REVIEWS |
| | Works of this length for guitar (Chaconne lasts 27 minutes) are very rare, and the task of its composition must be viewed as commendable - if ambitious. | | | I do not mean to imply that Williams has used Nocturnal as a model; as I have already said, he clearly has his own signature stamped on this music. | | | All I can say is that those who have an affinity with the music of Britten will probably find Chaconne of interest. |
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http://www.adrianwilliamsmusic.com/reviews.htm
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| | New York City Ballet - Mercurial Manoeuvres, Burleske, Sonatas and Interludes, Chaconne |
| | Chaconne (1976): Music by Christoph Willibald von Gluck, Choreography by George Balanchine, Costumes by Karinska, Lighting by Mark Stanley, Performed by Wendy Whelan, Philip Neal, Amanda Edge, Tom Gold, Dena Abergel, Saskia Beskow (Danskin Spokesperson), Pauline Golbin, Eva Natanya, Carrie Lee Riggins, Jason Fowler, Ask la Cour, Andrew Robertson, and the Company. | | | Chelton's piano music and on the skin of Ms. | | | Mercurial Manoeuvres (2000): Music by Dmitri Shostakovich, Choreography by Christopher Wheeldon, Costumes by Carole Divet, Lighting by Mark Stanley, Piano: Alan Moverman, Trumpet: Ray Mase, Performed by Miranda Weese, Jared Angle, Benjamin Millepied, Megan Fairchild, Lindy Mandradjieff, and the Company. |
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http://www.exploredance.com/nycb13103.html
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| | Chaconne Brass have an ever-growing list of over 50 works written for the group, a large part of which they have recorded. | | | Several members are also teachers as well as successful composers and arrangers with a large number of commissions, concerts and broadcasts in Britain and other countries. | | | In addition to extensive touring with Chaconne Brass, members work as guest principals and soloists with some of the top orchestras and ensembles in Britain. |
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http://www.chaconne.co.uk
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| | Chaconne |
| | Second, this chaconne is a technical piece illustrating not only the ingenuity and perfection of tools (violin), but the capacity of the human body to use them in skillful ways. | | | If NASA had asked me what music to send with Voyager II, I would have chosen the Chaconne from Bach's D-Minor Partita for solo violin. | | | Unlike passacaglia, which repeat a literal bass, the chaconne repeats a harmony. |
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http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/%7Etas3/mus303/chaconne.html
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| | NYEMC - Event Detail |
| | An exploration of the chaconne tracing its evolution from a 17th-century lascivious Spanish street dance through Europe to its apotheosis in the chaconne from the Partita in D Minor for unaccompanied violin by J.S. Bach. | | | Art of the Chaconne - 17th-century Spain to J.S. Bach |
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http://www.nyemc.org/calendar/detailview.asp?id=179
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| | Caprice De Chaconne Sheet Music! |
| | Classical, Caprice De Chaconne Sheet Music by Hal Leonard. | | | Sheet Music Books Containing Songs Like: Caprice De Chaconne | | | Caprice De Chaconne Digital / Singles Sheet Music |
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http://www.laurasmidiheaven.com/Sheet-Music/Caprice%20De%20Chaconne.html
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| | WNYC - Soundcheck: Why Do Composers Love the Chaconne? (August 27, 2003) |
| | For hundreds of years, composers have been writing music based the chaconne, a Spanish-American dance and music form best identified for its repeating and downward-plunging bass line. | | | Guest host Julie Burstein is joined by The New Yorker music critic Alex Ross to talk about the history of the chaconne and why its impact has continued through the centuries. | | | Plus, we dip into the Fishko Files for a report that WNYC’s Sara Fishko did about this intriguing music form. |
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http://www.wnyc.org/shows/soundcheck/episodes/08272003
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| | We went to Mia Gelato and then home at 7:35. | | | Saturday (3/12) - I fetch her at noon and bring her back home on Sunday (3/13) at 7:00 pm | | | I went to meet them - Chaconne had some issue with her Walkman about which I reassured her. |
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http://homepage.mac.com/dberkowicz/iblog/C1728327218/E1562510711
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| | Interpretations of Bach's Chaconne Ask MetaFilter |
| | BachFilter: I've been listening to John Williams' phenomenal rendition of J.S. Bach's Chaconne. | | | My first exposure came from an album called "Morimur" by the Hilliard Ensemble, and featuring Christoph Poppen. | | | Its thesis is that a lot of Bach's works, including the Chaconne, contain hidden references to his own chorales. |
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http://ask.metafilter.com/mefi/16245
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| | Compositions - Gerhard Wolfstieg |
| | Quintet II for flute, oboe, viola, violoncello and guitar | | | Musical comment on poems of Peter Paul Althaus for voice and piano | | | Quintet III for flute, clarinet, soprano, violoncello and percussion |
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| | Studio 360 - Kirk, Cairo, Chaconne |
| | If there’s one piece in the cannon of classical music that would win an award for Most Transcribed, Most Beloved and Most Mysterious, Bach’s Chaconne would be a shoo-in. | | | Sara Fishko explains how so many musicians have spun so much music out of this one piece. | | | But her dream of being in theater got a shot in the arm one afternoon when she found herself in an empty movie theater. |
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http://www.wnyc.org/studio360/show022605.html
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| | Allwords.com Definition of chaconne |
| | A piece of music for it, written in the form of variations on a ground bass or a stereotyped harmonic progression in triple time with slow stately tempo. | | | Your Query of 'chaconne' Resulted in 1 Matches |
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| | Sonic Glossary: Chaconne |
| | A specially celebrated example of the genre is the Chaconne from the Unaccompanied Violin Sonata in D minor (1720), by Johann Sebastian Bach. | | | The chaconne was of particular importance in France in the late 17th and first half of the 18th century. | | | For a fuller definition, see Passacaglia, with which chaconne is largely synonymous. |
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http://www.columbia.edu/ccnmtl/draft/paul/sonic/chac.html
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