Analysis of Québécois Traditional Vocal Repertoire "La Bonne Chanson"
Disciplines
Fine Arts | Music | Music Theory
Abstract (300 words maximum)
Along with the course of the project, both Isaac and Jackson analyzed traditional Quebecois choral music and created tone collections of the pieces. This research examined pieces by identifying for each the name, time signature/meter, key signature(s), and tonic note. Then, by creating physical drawn pitch maps that were transferred into digital copies in notation software such as Sibelius and Finale, the research concluded a comparison of all the pitches in each choral piece. By contrasting these pitch maps, trends within the pieces were identified.
Academic department under which the project should be listed
COTA - Music
Primary Investigator (PI) Name
Peter Fielding
Additional Faculty
N/A
Analysis of Québécois Traditional Vocal Repertoire "La Bonne Chanson"
Along with the course of the project, both Isaac and Jackson analyzed traditional Quebecois choral music and created tone collections of the pieces. This research examined pieces by identifying for each the name, time signature/meter, key signature(s), and tonic note. Then, by creating physical drawn pitch maps that were transferred into digital copies in notation software such as Sibelius and Finale, the research concluded a comparison of all the pitches in each choral piece. By contrasting these pitch maps, trends within the pieces were identified.