Hola queridos amigos, espero esten de lo mejor
Anteriormente he venido trayendoles fragmentos de un concierto de Mozart, en el cuál me he tratado de enfocar para hacer notar en gran medida las diferencias,
Las diferencias que hay en general, en los compositores y a su vez en los estilos, son detalles que a nosotros los músicos se nos hace "fácil" o estamos quizás más sensibles a todo tipo de cambio musical, por el cual nos damos cuenta...
Es decir, a nosotros se nos hace fácil reconocer una obra del período barroco y otra el nacionalismo, por todos los tipos de detalle que hay.
Es justamente esta comparación la que quiero lograr hoy,
Yendonos a lo básico, a Mozart, podemos recordar que en las melodías de éste hay cierto tipo de desnudez, de algo quizas muy transparente, dándole esto la dificultad,
Ahora, vamos a escuchar una melodia de Puccini (compositor Italiano), la cual pertenece a la ópera de Sour Angélica,
Antes de comenzar a hablar de la ópera debemos recordar que en ésta época la música o mejor dicho, la musa, era el amor terrenal, las tragedias amorosas, un poco la superación del hombre, etc
Es por ello que en fragmento de hoy escucharemos una melodia que puede parecer transparente pero que en realidad es muy sentida, quizás un poco dramática. Y acá encontraremos la primera diferencia de esta melodia con la del concierto de Mozart, acá hay dramatismo.
Además que la armonía es mucho más cargada (justamente por el mismo dramatismo), y ésta puede ser la segunda diferencia,
La última diferencia de muchas más es el vibrato, además del color, en la cuál éste fragmento se va más hacia lo melancólico,
Así que acá les dejo para que comparen y aprendamos más de la música, ¡abrazos!
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Hello dear friends, I hope you are of the best
Previously I have been bringing you fragments of a Mozart concert, in which I have tried to focus to make the differences noticeable,
The differences that exist in general, in the composers and at the same time in the styles, are details that musicians find it "easy" or we are perhaps more sensitive to all kinds of musical changes, by which we become aware. .
In other words, it is easy for us to recognize a work from the baroque period and another from nationalism, for all the types of detail that exist.
It is precisely this comparison that I want to achieve today,
Going to the basics, to Mozart, we can remember that in his melodies there is a certain type of nudity, something perhaps very transparent, giving this the difficulty,
Now, we are going to listen to a melody by Puccini (Italian composer), which belongs to the opera by Sour Angelica,
Before starting to talk about opera, we must remember that at this time music, or rather, the muse, was earthly love, love tragedies, a little the overcoming of man, etc.
That is why in today's fragment we will hear a melody that may seem transparent but is actually very heartfelt, perhaps a bit dramatic. And here we will find the first difference of this melody with that of the Mozart concert, here there is drama.
In addition, the harmony is much more charged (precisely because of the same drama), and this may be the second difference,
The last difference of many more is the vibrato, in addition to the color, in which this fragment goes more towards the melancholic,
So here I leave you to compare and learn more about music, hugs!
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