Date of Award
Summer 8-2016
Degree Type
Dissertation
Degree Name
Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA)
Department
Music
Committee Chair
Danilo Mezzadri
Committee Chair Department
Music
Committee Member 2
Lawrence S. Gwozdz
Committee Member 2 Department
Music
Committee Member 3
Kim Woolly
Committee Member 3 Department
Music
Committee Member 4
Joseph Brumbeloe
Committee Member 4 Department
Music
Committee Member 5
Edward Hafer
Committee Member 5 Department
Music
Abstract
This dissertation contains an analysis, comparison, and transcription of three Colombian pieces for flute and piano, written by composers of three different styles of folk music: pasillo, bambuco, and danza. An understanding of the historical context of these Colombian musical genres, and comparison of these instrumental pieces for flute and piano to those of other Colombian composers, informed my subsequent transcription and edition. The selected musical material comprises Bandolita, a pasillo composed by Luis Uribe Bueno, Bambuquísimo, a bambuco by Leon Cardona, and Adiós a Bogotá, a danza by Luis Antonio Calvo.
Copyright
2016, Jesus Castro Turriago
Recommended Citation
Castro Turriago, Jesus, "Exploring Three Colombian-Andean Folk Style (Danza, Pasillo, and Bambuco): An Analysis and Arrangement of Three Colombian Pieces for Flute and Piano" (2016). Dissertations. 370.
https://aquila.usm.edu/dissertations/370
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