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Teaching a Pentatonic Melody with a Pentatonic Ostinato (university level)

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LESSON PLAN - M. Kocsár - Csilingelő in design.pdf
ANALYSIS - M. Kocsár - Csilingelő IN DESIGN.pdf
PRESENTATION - M. Kocsár - Csilingelő IN DESIGN.pdf
SCORE - M. Kocsár - Csilingelő.pdf
TEXT TRANSLATION - M. Kocsár - Csilingelő in design.pdf

Development of part-singing in the context of pentatonic material as exemplified by a choral composition (Csilingelő) for treble voices by Hungarian composer Miklós Kocsár. In the opening and closing sections of the composition, the la-pentatonic theme is combined with a pentatonic ostinato pattern sung in canon in the upper two voices.

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