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| Title: | Donald Grantham’s Symphony for winds and percussion : a description of compositional techniques |
| Authors: | Wallis, Thomas M. |
| Advisor: | Caneva, Thomas |
| Date of Object: | 2011-07-23 |
| Abstract: | Since 1950, there has been a significant increase in the amount of quality literature for wind band. This increase has led to multiple scholarly writings and analysis of many of these works, allowing for a significant reference for study. While this increase has been a valuable asset to our profession, multiple works from 2008-2011 have yet to be analyzed or researched. This paper will use a qualitative research approach to discuss the various compositional techniques used by Donald Grantham in his 2009 composition, Symphony for Winds and Percussion. The content will include a biographical background of the composer followed by the various compositional techniques used throughout the piece. |
| CardCat URL: | http://liblink.bsu.edu/uhtbin/catkey/1658848 |
| Type: | Creative project (M.M.), 3 hrs. |
| Degree: | Thesis (M.M.) |
| Department: | School of Music |
| Appears in Collections: | Creative Projects
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