Search Results - D (musical note)

The composer's program note for newly written classical music: Content and intentions by Blom, D., Bennett, Dawn, Stevenson, I.

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The program note as creative knowledge and skills: shaping a collaborative interpretation of newly composed music by Bennett, Dawn, Blom, D.

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3D game-based learning music theory with augmented reality (AR) by Cheng, Wong See, Rassem, Taha Hussein

“…Music topic covers on notes name, notes value, time signatures, clefs, music terms, and performance direction. …”
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"What happened? I played three notes and had 600,000 likes": rising Internet celebrities in China's digital music industry by Lu, Xiaoxiao

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ePortfolios in the teaching of music and other creative and performing arts in four Australian universities by Rowley, J., Blom, D., Bennett, Dawn

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Knowledge Sharing: Exploring Institutional Policy and Educator Practice Through Eportfolios In Music And Writing by Blom, D., Rowley, J., Bennett, Dawn, Hitchcock, M., Dunbar-Hall, P.

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Music in nineteenth-century Malta: traditions of composition and performance at the church in Gozo, with a catalogue of works by Grech, Joseph

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Collaborative understandings in the preparation of a new work for viola and piano by Blom, D., Bennett, Dawn

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Effects of high intensity training and music on body composition, fitness and metabolic parameters of obese Malay women in Singapore / Dee Dee Ayra Salle by Dee Dee Ayra, Salle

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Pratuokng: the Borneo bamboo zither of Bidayuh Sarawak by Hamdan, Sinin, Mohamad Said, Khairul Anwar, Faudzi Musib, Ahmad, Rahman, Md Rezaur, Sawawi, Marini, Sinin, Aaliyawani Ezzerin

“…The drum note is A. The 1st, 2nd, 3rd(A), 3rd(B), 4th(A), 4th(B), and 5th strings are 320 Hz (E4 = 329.63), 300 Hz (D4 = 293.67), 350 Hz (F4 = 349), 410 Hz (A4b = 415), 490 Hz (B4 = 493), 470 Hz (A4# = 466), and 500 Hz (B4 = 493), respectively, i.e., with note E, D, F, Ab, B, A#, and B, respectively. …”
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Disentangling the effects of stimulus context on auditory responses using electroencephalography by Briley, Paul M.

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Sompoton: Sabah bamboo mouth organ by Hamdan, Sinin, Rahman, Md Rezaur, Mohamad Said, Khairul Anwar, Zainal Abidin, Ana Sakura, Musib, Ahmad Fauzi

“…The averaged frequency obtained from the three sompotons (with the diatonic frequency and note in bracket) was 940.6 (932.3-A5# tube 1), 785.6 (783.9-G5 tube 2), 655 (659.2-E5 tube 3), 612.6 (622.2-D5# tube 4), 547 (554.3-C5# tube 8), 441.6 (440-A4 tube 5), and 400.3 (392-G4 tube 6). …”
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Analysing sound characteristics of cello and violin using fast fourier transform by Hamdan, Sinin, Mohamad Said, Khairul A., Musib, Ahmad F., Sawawi, Marini, Sinin, Aaliyawani E.

“…The unique sound characteristics of music are based on multiple harmonic frequencies that exist within the sound waves. …”
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