Artistically a
mail art score
International mail art project by Angela Caporaso
International mail art project by Angela Caporaso
It was
Guido d'Arezzo (991 - 1050) who developed the system of musical notation
introducing the modern principle of stave. The stave used by Guido included
only four lines and was therefore called the tetragram.
The invention of the pentagram instead is attributed to Ugolino da Orvieto. Its name comes from the Greek words, penta, five, and gramma, line. The pentagram is the set of 5 parallel horizontal lines and four spaces between them, on which you write notes and signs of break. This system is in use since 500.
At the beginning of the pentagram usually you put a key, which, providing the position of a determined note, fixes the position of all the others.
More staves can be hold by a single score. The method of the score began to stand out at the middle of the 500 contextually with the development of the orchestral music. So, the score is a graphical representation of a music of different simultaneous vocal and instrumental parts.
The invention of the pentagram instead is attributed to Ugolino da Orvieto. Its name comes from the Greek words, penta, five, and gramma, line. The pentagram is the set of 5 parallel horizontal lines and four spaces between them, on which you write notes and signs of break. This system is in use since 500.
At the beginning of the pentagram usually you put a key, which, providing the position of a determined note, fixes the position of all the others.
More staves can be hold by a single score. The method of the score began to stand out at the middle of the 500 contextually with the development of the orchestral music. So, the score is a graphical representation of a music of different simultaneous vocal and instrumental parts.
To take part in this
project
1) Download the picture : score.pdf (site:http://unapartituraartistica.altervista.org)
1) Download the picture : score.pdf (site:http://unapartituraartistica.altervista.org)
2) process it with any figurative technique, drawing, collage, painting, etc.
3) Send to : Angela Caporaso - via Roma 117 - 81100 Caserta - Italia
Deadline 30/ 6
/2014
The works will not be returned, they will be included in the website:
The works will not be returned, they will be included in the website:
follow any/possible exhibition.
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