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所在平台: Udemy |
课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/composing-for-orchestra-tips-and-tricks/
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Coursera 课程“为管弦乐队作曲——技巧与窍门”总结： 这门课程旨在帮助作曲学生避开常见的创作误区，提供作曲的实用见解和思维方式，使作曲过程更自然、有趣。课程涵盖多种主题，包括： * **作曲思维方式：** 学习如何像作曲家一样思考。 * **配器：** 掌握配器的技巧。 * **横向与纵向思维：** 探索不同的作曲思路。 * **声部进行：** 理解和运用声部进行的原则。 * **主动聆听：** 培养辨别音乐细节的能力。 * **发音与清晰度：** 关注演奏的清晰度。 * **前景与背景材料：** 区分和处理音乐中的不同层次。 * **力度处理：** 掌握动态的变化。 * **作曲图谱：** 学习制作作曲规划。 * **随机音符作曲：** 探索使用随机音符进行创作。 * **作品范例分析：** 通过经典曲目学习作曲方法。 课程强调通过批判性聆听和乐谱研究来发展个人作曲风格，而非教授基础的作曲技巧。它鼓励学习者运用音乐工具，结合个人经验和积极的思维模式来创作，旨在提供新的视角，让作曲这门艺术变得更加容易。
This course gives you an outline of some of the things you should be watching out for as a composer. Over the years, I've noticed that a lot of my students overlook many things that should be integral to the creation process. Some of these are simple ideas, yet easily overlooked. I want to help you to gain more insight in what to look for to help you avoid these same traps. Composition can seem like something huge to take on, but is only as difficult as you make it. I want to help change that frame of mind by offering a series of insights that will help composition, and music in general, to become something much more interesting, much simpler, and hopefully much more natural in terms of your approach to composition. I have had a long career as a music teacher, composer and musician and would like to share my ideas with you. We will look at topics such as:How to 'think' like a composerOrchestrationVertical versus Linear ThinkingVoice LeadingActive listeningArticulationForeground and Background materialDynamicsComposition mapsComposing with random notesExamples from the repertoireWith these and other topics, I want to help you focus on the more important aspects of composition. Some of the ideas may seem abstract, but this is just to get you 'thinking outside the box'. This course will not teach you how to compose. That's not the purpose. Anyone with a basic idea of music theory could, theoretically, compose. The object here is to give you some insight into best practice and to try to establish your own compositional voice. Combining critical listening with score study can also help you achieve this, once you know what to listen for, and what to watch for in the score. There are some quite technical details in the course, but I deliberately try to avoid these where possible. There are many courses that can teach this and many, many books on the subject. This course is more about using the tools of music in combination with putting yourself into a composing frame of mind, using your own experiences to draw from. It's also about how your mindset can help you to achieve your goals. I hope you will join me here and get some new perspectives on composition. It's a wonderful art - but it's easier than you may think if you just start with the right information...Lawrence O'Donnell December 2020
