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antiphony
antiphony (ænˈtɪfənɪ) [f. Gr. ἀντίϕων-ος (see antiphon) + -y, as if repr. a Gr. *ἀντιϕωνία, like συµϕωνία symphony. The words antiphon and antiphony, are very indistinctly separated in use. It would be better to use antiphon of the actual responses, or alternately sung verses; and antiphony, in form... Oxford English Dictionary
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Antiphon
The term "antiphony" can also refer to a choir-book containing antiphons. Polychoral antiphony When two or more groups of singers sing in alternation, the style of music can also be called polychoral. wikipedia.org
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antiphoner
antiphoner (ænˈtɪfənə(r)) [a. OFr. antiphonier, f. med.L. antiphōnārium: see antiphonar, -ary.] = antiphonary.c 1370 Wyclif English Works (1879) 194 Multitude of newe costy portos, antifeners, graielis, & alle oþere bokis. c 1386 Chaucer Prioress' T. 67 He O alma redemptoris herde synge, As children... Oxford English Dictionary
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Telemaco (Scarlatti)
Scarlatti uses instruments on stage which support the action and play with the orchestra in the pit, sometimes in antiphony. wikipedia.org
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paraphonia
‖ paraphonia (pærəˈfəʊnɪə) Also (in sense 1) paraphony (pəˈræfənɪ). [med.L., f. Gr. παράϕωνος sounding beside (f. παρα- beside + ϕωνή sound); applied in pl. to certain harmonies: cf. παραϕωνή side-sound.] 1. Gr. Mus. The harmony or concord of fourths and fifths: cf. antiphony 1 and homophony 1 a.177... Oxford English Dictionary
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Cyrillic (album)
Track listing All compositions by Rempis/Rosaly "Antiphony" – 8:15 "Tainos" – 7:54 "Thief of Sleep" – 4:16 "How to Cross When Bridges Are Out" – 15 wikipedia.org
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homophony
homophony (həʊˈmɒfənɪ) [ad. Gr. ὁµοϕωνία unison, f. ὁµόϕωνος (see homophone).] 1. Mus. Homophonic music or style. a. Unison, or music performed in unison: opp. to antiphony. b. loosely. Monophony, monody: opp. to polyphony. (See homophonic.)1776 Burney Hist. Mus. I. 137 Antiphony is more agreeable t... Oxford English Dictionary
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Henry Brant
and sopranino voice) (1979) Autumn Hurricanes, A Spatial Cantata for Widely Separated Vocal and Instrumental Groups (1986) Orchestra/chamber orchestra Antiphony I Antiphony I (chamber version) Antiphony One Curriculum ll: Spatial Tone Poem Desert Forests (2000) Ice Field On the Nature of Things (1956) Plowshares wikipedia.org
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Clarinet Concerto (Corigliano)
Ashby of Gramophone described the piece as "full to bursting with antiphony and visual spectacle" and specifically lauded the third movement, saying it wikipedia.org
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Kenneth Gaburo
Featuring: Antiphony IV (Poised) (1967) String Quartet in One Movement (1956) Mouth-Piece: Sextet for Solo Trumpet (1970) Antiphony III (Pearl-white moments wikipedia.org
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Mike Svoboda
Orchestral pieces Music for Trombone and Orchestra (2010) (Score) Music for Open Spaces for large wind orchestra, 8 trombones and solo voice (2010) Inner Antiphony Score) Reflective Structures for 21 strings and percussion solo (2003) Chamber music / Ensemblewerke Music for Trombone, Piano and Percussion (2011) Antiphony wikipedia.org
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W11 Opera
of Miracles, Richard Harvey, John Kane 1992 Listen to the Earth, Steve Gray, Sarah Shuckburgh 1993 Traveller’s Tale, Michael Kamen, Michael Kamen 1994 Antiphony Kane 2002 Stormlight, David Knotts, Katharine Craik 2003 Game Over, Guy Dagul, Jane Aspeling 2004 All in the Mind, Edward Lambert, Edward Lambert 2005 ANTiphony wikipedia.org
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Arnold Gamson
conductor with the New York Philharmonic at Carnegie Hall at the invitation of Leonard Bernstein, leading the orchestra in performances of Henry Brant's Antiphony wikipedia.org
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Call and response
This form is also used in music, where it falls under the general category of antiphony. But antiphony, a kind of call and response in Anglican worship, was also part of formal services in the South for centuries. wikipedia.org
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Reverend J. M. Gates
Martin noted that, unlike his predecessors, Gates' delivery of his sermons, which included antiphony, black vernacular, and emotion, especially appealed wikipedia.org
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