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  1. أطلقت شركة Spotify تطبيق Soloist الجديد، وهو عميل طرفية مخصص لأنظمة الصوت التي تعمل بدون شاشة وأجهزة "افعلها بنفسك" مثل Raspberry Pi وأنظمة Linux. يتيح هذا التطبيق تحويل الأجهزة إلى مشغلات تدعم خاصية Spotify Connect، مما يسهل دمجها في أنظمة الصوت المنزلية. يوفر Soloist واجهة برمجية WebSocket تتيح للمطورين التحكم في التشغيل وإضافة شاشات خارجية أو أزرار مادية، مما يجعله خياراً مثالياً للمشاريع التقنية المبتكرة التي تتطلب مرونة عالية في التحكم الصوتي.

    #Spotify #Soloist #RaspberryPi

  2. أطلقت شركة Spotify تطبيق Soloist الجديد، وهو عميل طرفية مخصص لأنظمة الصوت التي تعمل بدون شاشة وأجهزة "افعلها بنفسك" مثل Raspberry Pi وأنظمة Linux. يتيح هذا التطبيق تحويل الأجهزة إلى مشغلات تدعم خاصية Spotify Connect، مما يسهل دمجها في أنظمة الصوت المنزلية. يوفر Soloist واجهة برمجية WebSocket تتيح للمطورين التحكم في التشغيل وإضافة شاشات خارجية أو أزرار مادية، مما يجعله خياراً مثالياً للمشاريع التقنية المبتكرة التي تتطلب مرونة عالية في التحكم الصوتي.

    #Spotify #Soloist #RaspberryPi

  3. أطلقت شركة Spotify تطبيق Soloist الجديد، وهو عميل طرفية مخصص لأنظمة الصوت التي تعمل بدون شاشة وأجهزة "افعلها بنفسك" مثل Raspberry Pi وأنظمة Linux. يتيح هذا التطبيق تحويل الأجهزة إلى مشغلات تدعم خاصية Spotify Connect، مما يسهل دمجها في أنظمة الصوت المنزلية. يوفر Soloist واجهة برمجية WebSocket تتيح للمطورين التحكم في التشغيل وإضافة شاشات خارجية أو أزرار مادية، مما يجعله خياراً مثالياً للمشاريع التقنية المبتكرة التي تتطلب مرونة عالية في التحكم الصوتي.

    #Spotify #Soloist #RaspberryPi

  4. أطلقت شركة Spotify تطبيق Soloist الجديد، وهو عميل طرفية مخصص لأنظمة الصوت التي تعمل بدون شاشة وأجهزة "افعلها بنفسك" مثل Raspberry Pi وأنظمة Linux. يتيح هذا التطبيق تحويل الأجهزة إلى مشغلات تدعم خاصية Spotify Connect، مما يسهل دمجها في أنظمة الصوت المنزلية. يوفر Soloist واجهة برمجية WebSocket تتيح للمطورين التحكم في التشغيل وإضافة شاشات خارجية أو أزرار مادية، مما يجعله خياراً مثالياً للمشاريع التقنية المبتكرة التي تتطلب مرونة عالية في التحكم الصوتي.

    #Spotify #Soloist #RaspberryPi

  5. There is a chore progression so characteristic of #NickJohnston that it should be patented somewhere.

    #Music #Solo #Soloist #Guitar #Guitarist #Virtuoso

  6. There is a chore progression so characteristic of #NickJohnston that it should be patented somewhere.

    #Music #Solo #Soloist #Guitar #Guitarist #Virtuoso

  7. There is a chore progression so characteristic of #NickJohnston that it should be patented somewhere.

    #Music #Solo #Soloist #Guitar #Guitarist #Virtuoso

  8. There is a chore progression so characteristic of #NickJohnston that it should be patented somewhere.

    #Music #Solo #Soloist #Guitar #Guitarist #Virtuoso

  9. There is a chore progression so characteristic of #NickJohnston that it should be patented somewhere.

    #Music #Solo #Soloist #Guitar #Guitarist #Virtuoso

  10. Just made a website in about 5 minutes with #mozilla #soloist #ai
    Conplete with tested working feedback form and all:

    soloist.ai/codedoc

    Not sure how #accessible the #web #site is but happy with it thus far

  11. Just made a website in about 5 minutes with #mozilla #soloist #ai
    Conplete with tested working feedback form and all:

    soloist.ai/codedoc

    Not sure how #accessible the #web #site is but happy with it thus far

  12. Just made a website in about 5 minutes with #mozilla #soloist #ai
    Conplete with tested working feedback form and all:

    soloist.ai/codedoc

    Not sure how #accessible the #web #site is but happy with it thus far

  13. Justina Gringyte: The secrets of #singing #Mahler

    classical-music.com/features/a

    "To really better understand how to sing Mahler’s incredible music, I’ve developed five ‘golden rules’ that really help me as a mezzo-soprano to dive deeply into his world, and maybe these might also give some insights into not only how we sing Mahler - what he demands that we give of ourselves - but how we can all experience his music."

    #BBCMusicMagazine
    #classical #music #soloist #vocal #symphony #mezzo #soprano

  14. Justina Gringyte: The secrets of #singing #Mahler

    classical-music.com/features/a

    "To really better understand how to sing Mahler’s incredible music, I’ve developed five ‘golden rules’ that really help me as a mezzo-soprano to dive deeply into his world, and maybe these might also give some insights into not only how we sing Mahler - what he demands that we give of ourselves - but how we can all experience his music."

    #BBCMusicMagazine
    #classical #music #soloist #vocal #symphony #mezzo #soprano

  15. Justina Gringyte: The secrets of #singing #Mahler

    classical-music.com/features/a

    "To really better understand how to sing Mahler’s incredible music, I’ve developed five ‘golden rules’ that really help me as a mezzo-soprano to dive deeply into his world, and maybe these might also give some insights into not only how we sing Mahler - what he demands that we give of ourselves - but how we can all experience his music."

    #BBCMusicMagazine
    #classical #music #soloist #vocal #symphony #mezzo #soprano

  16. Do [n't] change a hair for me: The art of jazz rubato

    This article examines a number of different performances of jazz ballad melodies in order to investigate the nature of expressive timing used by jazz soloists. Three performances of My Funny Valentine and two performances of Naima, taken from commercial recordings by master soloists, are examined. Expressive timing is seen to be a kind of tempo rubato involving a flexibility of melodic rhythm over a steady underlying beat. A typical strategy used is to begin the melody "late" relative to the accompaniment, and speed up over the course of a phrase. This delay-accelerate strategy is modulated in a number of ways. First, the nominal rhythms of motives are modified so as to preserve their categorical identity; below the level of the motive there is more expressive freedom. Second, there is a strong tendency for melodies to align with the accompaniment at cadential locations, serving to clarify hierarchic phrase structure. Finally, notes belonging to the underlying harmonies tend to be displaced more than nonharmonic tones, a tendency which is more pronounced at downbeats. These rhythmic procedures are thus found to be related to musical structure in a variety of ways.

    doi.org/10.1525/mp.2002.19.3.3

    #jazz #rubato #rhythm #harmonies #notes #music #structures #naima #soloist #tones #ballad

  17. Do [n't] change a hair for me: The art of jazz rubato

    This article examines a number of different performances of jazz ballad melodies in order to investigate the nature of expressive timing used by jazz soloists. Three performances of My Funny Valentine and two performances of Naima, taken from commercial recordings by master soloists, are examined. Expressive timing is seen to be a kind of tempo rubato involving a flexibility of melodic rhythm over a steady underlying beat. A typical strategy used is to begin the melody "late" relative to the accompaniment, and speed up over the course of a phrase. This delay-accelerate strategy is modulated in a number of ways. First, the nominal rhythms of motives are modified so as to preserve their categorical identity; below the level of the motive there is more expressive freedom. Second, there is a strong tendency for melodies to align with the accompaniment at cadential locations, serving to clarify hierarchic phrase structure. Finally, notes belonging to the underlying harmonies tend to be displaced more than nonharmonic tones, a tendency which is more pronounced at downbeats. These rhythmic procedures are thus found to be related to musical structure in a variety of ways.

    doi.org/10.1525/mp.2002.19.3.3

    #jazz #rubato #rhythm #harmonies #notes #music #structures #naima #soloist #tones #ballad

  18. Do [n't] change a hair for me: The art of jazz rubato

    This article examines a number of different performances of jazz ballad melodies in order to investigate the nature of expressive timing used by jazz soloists. Three performances of My Funny Valentine and two performances of Naima, taken from commercial recordings by master soloists, are examined. Expressive timing is seen to be a kind of tempo rubato involving a flexibility of melodic rhythm over a steady underlying beat. A typical strategy used is to begin the melody "late" relative to the accompaniment, and speed up over the course of a phrase. This delay-accelerate strategy is modulated in a number of ways. First, the nominal rhythms of motives are modified so as to preserve their categorical identity; below the level of the motive there is more expressive freedom. Second, there is a strong tendency for melodies to align with the accompaniment at cadential locations, serving to clarify hierarchic phrase structure. Finally, notes belonging to the underlying harmonies tend to be displaced more than nonharmonic tones, a tendency which is more pronounced at downbeats. These rhythmic procedures are thus found to be related to musical structure in a variety of ways.

    doi.org/10.1525/mp.2002.19.3.3

    #jazz #rubato #rhythm #harmonies #notes #music #structures #naima #soloist #tones #ballad

  19. Do [n't] change a hair for me: The art of jazz rubato

    This article examines a number of different performances of jazz ballad melodies in order to investigate the nature of expressive timing used by jazz soloists. Three performances of My Funny Valentine and two performances of Naima, taken from commercial recordings by master soloists, are examined. Expressive timing is seen to be a kind of tempo rubato involving a flexibility of melodic rhythm over a steady underlying beat. A typical strategy used is to begin the melody "late" relative to the accompaniment, and speed up over the course of a phrase. This delay-accelerate strategy is modulated in a number of ways. First, the nominal rhythms of motives are modified so as to preserve their categorical identity; below the level of the motive there is more expressive freedom. Second, there is a strong tendency for melodies to align with the accompaniment at cadential locations, serving to clarify hierarchic phrase structure. Finally, notes belonging to the underlying harmonies tend to be displaced more than nonharmonic tones, a tendency which is more pronounced at downbeats. These rhythmic procedures are thus found to be related to musical structure in a variety of ways.

    doi.org/10.1525/mp.2002.19.3.3

    #jazz #rubato #rhythm #harmonies #notes #music #structures #naima #soloist #tones #ballad

  20. Do [n't] change a hair for me: The art of jazz rubato

    This article examines a number of different performances of jazz ballad melodies in order to investigate the nature of expressive timing used by jazz soloists. Three performances of My Funny Valentine and two performances of Naima, taken from commercial recordings by master soloists, are examined. Expressive timing is seen to be a kind of tempo rubato involving a flexibility of melodic rhythm over a steady underlying beat. A typical strategy used is to begin the melody "late" relative to the accompaniment, and speed up over the course of a phrase. This delay-accelerate strategy is modulated in a number of ways. First, the nominal rhythms of motives are modified so as to preserve their categorical identity; below the level of the motive there is more expressive freedom. Second, there is a strong tendency for melodies to align with the accompaniment at cadential locations, serving to clarify hierarchic phrase structure. Finally, notes belonging to the underlying harmonies tend to be displaced more than nonharmonic tones, a tendency which is more pronounced at downbeats. These rhythmic procedures are thus found to be related to musical structure in a variety of ways.

    doi.org/10.1525/mp.2002.19.3.3

    #jazz #rubato #rhythm #harmonies #notes #music #structures #naima #soloist #tones #ballad

  21. A month ago I was given the opportunity to play with the Israel Sinfonietta Beer Sheva as part of the winners' concert of the “Negev Sounds” competition.

    It was an amazing experience.

    youtu.be/hy09kmQcUyE

    Music - Shostakovich Cello Concerto No. 1 in E-flat Major, Allegretto.

    #music #classicalmusic #cello #violoncello #cellist #musician #orchestra #concert #performance #livemusic #solo #soloist #shostakovich

  22. A month ago I was given the opportunity to play with the Israel Sinfonietta Beer Sheva as part of the winners' concert of the “Negev Sounds” competition.

    It was an amazing experience.

    youtu.be/hy09kmQcUyE

    Music - Shostakovich Cello Concerto No. 1 in E-flat Major, Allegretto.

    #music #classicalmusic #cello #violoncello #cellist #musician #orchestra #concert #performance #livemusic #solo #soloist #shostakovich

  23. A month ago I was given the opportunity to play with the Israel Sinfonietta Beer Sheva as part of the winners' concert of the “Negev Sounds” competition.

    It was an amazing experience.

    youtu.be/hy09kmQcUyE

    Music - Shostakovich Cello Concerto No. 1 in E-flat Major, Allegretto.

    #music #classicalmusic #cello #violoncello #cellist #musician #orchestra #concert #performance #livemusic #solo #soloist #shostakovich

  24. A month ago I was given the opportunity to play with the Israel Sinfonietta Beer Sheva as part of the winners' concert of the “Negev Sounds” competition.

    It was an amazing experience.

    youtu.be/hy09kmQcUyE

    Music - Shostakovich Cello Concerto No. 1 in E-flat Major, Allegretto.

    #music #classicalmusic #cello #violoncello #cellist #musician #orchestra #concert #performance #livemusic #solo #soloist #shostakovich

  25. A month ago I was given the opportunity to play with the Israel Sinfonietta Beer Sheva as part of the winners' concert of the “Negev Sounds” competition.

    It was an amazing experience.

    youtu.be/hy09kmQcUyE

    Music - Shostakovich Cello Concerto No. 1 in E-flat Major, Allegretto.

    #music #classicalmusic #cello #violoncello #cellist #musician #orchestra #concert #performance #livemusic #solo #soloist #shostakovich