South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 214, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 August 1920 — Page 26

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(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) intr year, w find more and more developments Inadine slowly but surely to the perfect pipe organ of today. pnvKiiOr.Mrc.YT or organ situ: "Oran playir.jr cann !n?o the Catho'lc church about the 8th century. 'At first,' -writes Tappn and CJoetchus in their new work 'Essentials in Music History,' the organist limited himself to the meri duplication of the cantus intonated by priest or choir: later ho probably adopted a dlöcantua of his own or played the vocal parts. "As the Instrument Improved nvcehanlcally and as music, in the ICth century. he;;an to dveIo7i r.s an Independent art, the compowrs began to inNnt new art forma. At flr.it their inventions tended toward chaotic fantasies, or rieercare. usintr many scale passages, and over-elaborate embellishments. "The 17th century p,hv prtater Improvements and a better standard of composition developed. Thero came into existence the more elaborate fugal style, a finer choral elaboration, and other forms of contrapuntal WTitlnp, all of which lead to the preat contrapuntal art of the ISth century. The development of the organ style influenced for r.ll time the whole theory of composition, advancing tho .art of pure harmony, and of contrapuntal invention, the fundamental prlnr'pba upon which our modern musical structure Is built. 11AULY SCHOOLS. "Our creative development of today owes its 1 in entirely to the experiments and inventions of tho different schools of composition, which came into existence about the ICth century, namely, the old Italian, the North German, the South German, the ThminKian and the Netherlands, all of which lound their most perfect expression in the great masterpieces, of one of the grtater figures in tho world of art, Johann Sebastian Hach. "In western Europe the development was less important, although we find some very excellent masters

of composition. "Let us traco this development more clcsely. The Italians of the early 16th century gradually abolished the stiff effects of the earlier periods, discarded the idea of giving the decorative elements the most prom inence, and developed instead, a stylo more dignified. r.nd better defined, and, even though their part writing was more intricate, ;here was a greater tonal variety, ftnr melcdy and richer harmony. "In the Netherlands and the varices schools of Germany, all of whloh were very closely related, we find, influenced more or less by the early Italian, a much finer development of choral elaboration and a greater appreciation of the fugal art. This is especially truo of the North German school, greatly Influenced by the personality of a great tea.ch.er by the name of Swcelinck, who recognized that ths fugue, with its great possibilities for tho development of a beautiful contrapuntal art v.cs ths most perfect form upon which to raiso a great musical edifice. MODKILV COMIOSniON. "Early modern composition for the organ was greatly influenced by the great revival of the music of Bach, stimulated by Mendelssohn and Liszt in the first part of the 19th century, bringing about various results, causing some composers 'o follow Uach's formal style very strictly, and causing others to modify it, looking toward a more modern expression, and a greater brilliance. "Practically all of the writers clung to the Bach traditions until the latter half of the 19th century, when the romanticism of the French school, began to manifest Itself, .attracting many followers. "Tho continued improvements of the mechanism of the organ consisted in providing varied tone colors, reproducing orchestral effects, and in developing wonderful keyboard and stop devices. "Whether these developments promoted ;he best interest of the organ stle, or not, has been questioned by many. True or not, however, this instrument h s been used as a medium of expression by the greate t modern composers of this and the last century."

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