How do scores work? – How to use a musical score (2/12)
September 3, 2015
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How do scores work? – How to use a musical score (2/12)
Overcoming the challenge of writing down how sounds relate to the time they occupy was a major breakthrough in the history of Western music notation. Professor Susan Rankin talks to Open University Professor David Rowland about how difficult it was to convey both pitch and rhythm in a way that was relatively easy to learn and easy for musicians to use.
This material forms part of the Open University MOOC From Notation to Performance.
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