"La Grande Gigue Simple" and the "Red River Jig": A Comparative Study of Two Regional Styles of a Tradtitional Fiddle Tune
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"La Grande Gigue Simple" and the "Red River Jig": A Comparative Study of Two Regional Styles of a Tradtitional Fiddle Tune

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Published 1980-06-01
  • Roy W. Gibbons
Roy W. Gibbons
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Gibbons, R. W. (1980). "La Grande Gigue Simple" and the "Red River Jig": A Comparative Study of Two Regional Styles of a Tradtitional Fiddle Tune. MUSICultures, 8. Retrieved from https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/MC/article/view/21834
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Roy W. Gibbons étudie "La grande gigue simple” interprétée sur violon au Québec, et sa variante de l'ouest, “The Red River Jig. ” Il analyse la mesure, la structure de la phrase, les dessins de transition, dix formules d'entrées et dix formules de finales. Il constate des différences variées dans le style lesquelles sont attribuables à des modèles dus à l'immigration, à des influences socio-culturelles et à des préférences pour violonistes à tendance commerciale.
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