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Acoustics of musical instruments

Universität für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Wien

Docent

Gregor Widholm

Type

Lecture

Term

summer semester

Degree level

None

Tution fees

None

Related fields

None

Course is part of module

Course is part of program

Exchange mobilities

Subject type

Optional

Study path

Instrumental(Gesangs)pädagogik Magister

Specialisation/branch

Musikinstrumentenforschung

Keywords

Funktionsweise der Orchesterinstrumente aus akustischer Sicht im Detail. Einfluß einzelner Teile des Instrumentes (Saite, Steg, Stimmstock, Korpus, Mundstück, Ventile, Mensur, Wandstärke, Material, Tonlöcher, etc.) auf Klang, Ansprache, Intonation und Spieltechnik. Nach Massgabe der vorhandenen Zeit werden auch die bautechnischen, akustischen und spieltechnischen Besonderheiten der Wiener Instrumente sowie Aspekte der Qualitätsbeurteilung (objektiv - subjektiv) behandelt.

Total ECTS credit

0.0

Examination

Mündliche Prüfung

Language

German / Deutsch

Webpage

https://online.mdw.ac.at/mdw_online/lv.detail?clvnr=1326394

Last modified

Nov. 30, 2024, 1:43 p.m.

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