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- “The Magic Flute” of Mikael Tariverdiev
by Yulia Berry, D.M.A. Article © Copyright 2023 by Yulia Berry. All Rights Reserved Composer Mikael Tariverdiev’s talent emerged early: he wrote his first ballet at the age of 13, and his student works were performed at the same concert as compositions by Prokofiev. Tariverdiev’s songs and musical themes are heard in classic Soviet cinema, such
+ Read More - From Bach to Bot: Exploring the AI Revolution in Music Creation and Performance
Can AI-generated music truly be considered art, or does it lack the emotional depth that comes from human experience? by Yulia Berry, D.M.A. Article © Copyright 2023 by Yulia Berry. All Rights Reserved AI technologies are becoming a major part of every industry in 2023. This trend has caught the attention of creative individuals, such as
+ Read More - Flute timbre and its artistic characteristics
by Yulia Berry, D.M.A. Article © Copyright 2023 by Yulia Berry. All Rights Reserved The voice of the flute, like the voice of the human who created it, can sound in different intonations: joyful and sad, enthusiastic and tragic, inspired and overwhelmingly mournful, sublime and passionate. It can express the whole gamut of human emotions
+ Read More - Flute in the history of advertising
by Yulia Berry, D.M.A. Article © Copyright 2023 by Yulia Berry. All Rights Reserved Advertising is a global phenomenon that has influenced how people perceive the things around them for centuries. ADVERTISING THROUGHOUT HISTORY Earliest: China, 11th-7th centuries BC. Did you know that the earliest advertisement in history, recorded in the Classic of Poetry (11th-7th centuries
+ Read More - Important lessons for flutists from Leonardo da Vinci
by Yulia Berry Article © Copyright 2022 by Yulia Berry. All Rights Reserved Leonardo da Vinci was not only a great artist, but also a great scientist, inventor and philosopher. Among his innumerable inventions are the machine gun, the mechanical knight, also called Leonardo’s robot, the parachute, the flying machine, the Ariel propeller, which outlines the
+ Read More - The mystery of the flutist’s portrait
by Yulia Berry Article © Copyright 2022 by Yulia Berry. All Rights Reserved In May 2022, at the sale of old paintings, one lot exceeded all expectations and became the super star of the auction. A portrait of a cheerful flutist, valued at 30,000 euros, was bought by a French buyer for 300,380 euros. The title
+ Read More - Holograms: the future of performance
by Yulia Berry, D.M.A. Article © Copyright 2022 by Yulia Berry. All Rights Reserved The hologram concert revolution is here whether you like it or not. Over the past 20 years, holographic technology used in concerts has been booming! Technology is an important element in attracting the younger generation to classical music as opposed to gaudy
+ Read More - Flute in the art of Japan
by Yulia Berry, D.M.A. Article © Copyright 2023 by Yulia Berry. All Rights Reserved The most exquisite form of art in Japan besides music is painting. It was inseparable from calligraphy, like the fine arts of China and Korea. Japanese artists developed interesting techniques that have nothing in common with Western art. The Japanese style of
+ Read More - Flute in the art of the Dutch Golden Age
by Yulia Berry, D.M.A. Article © Copyright 2021 by Yulia Berry. All Rights Reserved The Dutch Golden Age was a period in the history of the Netherlands, spanning about the 17th century, when the Dutch republic rose as a world power, experienced a period of unprecedented growth and Dutch trade, science, military, and art were among
+ Read More - Flute in poetry and poems for the flute
by Yulia Berry, D.M.A. Article © Copyright 2021 by Yulia Berry. All Rights Reserved Poetry is music in words, and music is poetry in sound. Fuller Wikipedia defines Poetry (derived from the Greek poiesis, “making”) as a sort of literature that uses aesthetic and rhythmic qualities of language. The poet must begin with a poetic vision
+ Read More - The divine origin of music and flute in Greek Mythology
by Yulia Berry The ancient Greeks thought music was of divine origin. The gods and Muses were connected with music, and some even invented musical instruments: the lyre by Hermes or Apollo, the simple flute by Athene, the shepherd’s flute by Pan. The Greeks cultivated music at a very early epoch. They used it not
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