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课程名称：《60节课中的管弦乐编排五大典范 - 第一部分》 课程概述：本课程旨在清晰地组织管弦乐编排的主要程序，涵盖了西方音乐文学中的著名选段以及相关的个人作品。课程分为五个主要部分，每部分专注于一个特定的管弦乐编排典范，共有12节课。整门课程将讨论和分析至少60个示例，课程作业与这些片段直接相关。我们将详细涵盖所有相关的方面和技术，让您有机会亲自尝试，以获得深刻的见解，成为专业人士。为了帮助学习，课程提供了工作表和简化版本，并展示了传统管弦乐原则在现代古典音乐创作中的应用。 通过模仿和学习大师的作品，您会逐步成为一名大师。我们精心挑选了来自不同风格的选段，包括莫扎特、贝多芬、格里格、霍尔斯特、比才、德彪西、斯特拉文斯基、巴托克及我们的原创作品。在可下载资料中，我们提供了95项资源：每节课的英文评论全部书面整理，并可供下载，以加深您对每节课的理解。我们坚信，这种通过模仿和学习大师的传统方法，曾在过去多次证明是学习工艺的有效途径，将助您在艺术道路上进一步发展。
We have organized this course very transparently in the main orchestration procedures with well-known excerpts from Western music-literature but also related to own compositions. Therefore, we have divided the entirety of the course into five major parts. Each part will be dedicated to exactly one of the five archetypes of orchestration. Each part will thus contain 12 lessons focused on that particular aspect. The whole course will cover at least 60 examples carefully discussed and analyzed. The assignments are directly related to these fragments. All relevant aspects and techniques will be covered in detail, offering you the opportunity to try everything out for yourself to gain efficient insight and become a true professional. Worksheets and reductions has been elaborated, solutions provided, but also applications into one's own contemporary practice illustrate the relevance of traditional orchestral principles into modern classical music compositions. By imitating and emulating the masters, you will become by time a master yourself. We have carefully selected excerpts in different styles, from Mozart, Beethoven, Grieg, Holst, Bizet, Debussy, Stravinsky, Bartok and myself. In the downloadable resources are 95 items provided: the whole spoken commentaries in English are completely written out and can be downloaded to gain more understanding of each lesson. We are truly convinced that this method of working, copying, imitating, emulating the masters, which has already often proven in the past that this was the method to learn craftsmanship, will help you further develop as an artist.
