Data: 2009-05-30 11:43:18 | |
Autor: Me | |
NIE WIEM CZY TO JEST PRAWDA O OBAMIE, ALE WIEM ZE ATAKI NA MOJA SCIEZKE ZDROWIA NIE USTAJA | |
Wanna resonate well: SCIENCE REVOLUTION CATCHES NEW - OLD MUSIC IN LONDON (now, if they say the truth) DEFINITELLY INTERESTING; YOU CAN LISTEN ON LINE; METHODICAL COMPUTER - HUMAN SYNTHESES OF SOUNDS . THEY MUST HAVE BEEN LOOKING AT THE JAPANEESE GARDEN BY US CAPITAL 'Lost' music instrument recreated By Pallab Ghosh Science Correspondent, BBC News New software has enabled researchers to recreate a long forgotten musical instrument called the Lituus. The 2.4m (8ft) long trumpet-like instrument was played in Ancient Rome but fell out of use some 300 years ago. Bach's motet (a choral musical composition) "O Jesu Christ, meins lebens licht" was one of the last pieces of music written for the Lituus. Now, for the first time, this 18th Century composition has been played as it should have been heard. Researchers from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and the University of Edinburgh collaborated on the study. Performed by the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis (SCB) the Lituus produced a piercing trumpet-like sound interleaving with the vocals. Until now, no one had a clear idea of what this instrument looked or sounded like. But researchers at Edinburgh University developed a system that enabled them to design the Lituus from the best guesses of its shape and range of notes. The result was a 2.4m (8ft) -long thin straight horn, with a flared bell at the end. Hard to play It is an unwieldy instrument with a limited tonal range that is hard to play. But played well, it gives Johann Sebastian Bach's motet a haunting feel that couldn't be reproduced by modern instruments. The software was originally developed by a PhD student Dr Alistair Braden to improve the design of modern brass instruments. But Dr Braden and his supervisor Professor Murray Campbell, were approached by a Swiss-based music conservatoire specialising in early music, the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, to help them recreate the Lituus - even though no one alive today has heard, played or even seen a picture of this forgotten instrument. SCB gave the Edinburgh team their expert thoughts on what the Lituus may have been like in terms of the notes it produced, its tonal quality and how it might have been played. They also provided cross-section diagrams of instruments they believed to be similar to the Lituus. .... I AM TOLD PRESIDENT OBAMA SUPRESSED THIS IN ALL BIOS. MY BIOS ARE UNDER DAILY ATTACKS FROM THE AIR OR SPREAYED TO NOT GROW, WHAT HAS CAUSED MUTATING FLOWERS AND FRUITS. NO AMOUNT OF RATIONALIZING THAT ATTCKING THE HEALTH PATH OR THE PARK IS NEVER BENEFICIAL WORKED; AHA, IT IS LIKE ARMY UNDER THE COMANDER OBAMA HAS TO LASH ATTACKS FOR SELF VALIDATION; WHILE NOT REALLY HAVING A JOB ANY MORE |
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