Liszt's own point of view regarding programme music can for the time of his youth be taken from the preface of the " Album d'un voyageur " ( 1837 ).
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An important aspect of all of these examples of noise in European keyboard and string music before the 19th century is that they are used as sound effects in programme music.
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If the musicians strike, Broadway shows plan to go on with so-called virtual orchestras, which simulate the sounds of instruments with digitally programmed music and have been used by some road companies.
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Any performer who volunteers and is subsequently assigned to program the jukebox shall be paid the New Hire Dancer Rate ( $ 12.00 per hour ), for selecting, purchasing and programming music.
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As a member of SOCAN ( the Society of Canadian Composers, Authors and Publishers ) he has published several hundred recorded compositions through the programme music libraries of Omnimusic and the Parry Music Library.
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The New Yorker describes it as New York s plucky Upper West Side new-music series . As of October 2014, Lyons has programmed music by over 160 composers on over fifty concerts.
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Any performer who volunteers and is subsequently assigned to program the jukebox shall be paid the New Hire Dancer Rate ( $ 12 . 00 per hour ), for selecting, purchasing and programming music.
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MTV Pakistan had also been recognized as a television that provides live session of Back to Back Music & Programmed music opportunity for the viewer to listen & dedicate the songs to their loved ones.
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While making music, he often programmed music directly, instead of using any music composition tools, using just a " machine code monitor " and then an'assembler'system / program including SuperSoft's and then Commodore's tools.
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"If I really sat there and thought about it, it would be pretty overwhelming to think that you're programming music for someone that powerful, " said Ms . Clark, who changes the music every 60 days.
