In this book, the author discusses the use of Divisi to strings, leading to a series of practical conclusions, as these are reflected in the comparative example of musical examples from the Renaissance to the present. It is mainly aimed at orchestral students who want to broaden their knowledge and encode some of the most widely used orchestration practices of the Divisi style, making it an excellent complement to any of the classic textbooks of the genre. Also, the rich historical and musical references accompanying it make it a particularly attractive reading for composers and musicologists.

Pages: 52
Language: Greek
Publisher: Edition Orpheus