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Hocketing is the practice of splitting a melody across multiple parts. "Hockets" by Meara O'Reilly.

Hocketing is the practice of splitting a melody across multiple parts. "Hockets" by Meara O'Reilly.

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YouTubeChanticleer

Exploring Hocketing with Cosmosheldrake and Axolotls

Exploring Hocketing with Cosmosheldrake and Axolotls

1.4M viewsAug 3, 2021

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PORTARE! Hocketing in Medieval France from the Montpellier Codex (c. 1250). #Medieval #Monks #Chant

PORTARE! Hocketing in Medieval France from the Montpellier Codex (c. 1250). #Medieval #Monks #Chant

1.7K views7 months ago

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Chanticleer on Instagram: "Hocketing in music is the practice of splitting a melody across multiple parts. It dates back to the Middle Ages in Western music, but can also be found in music from all over the world. This exploration of the form by composer Meara O’Reilly (@mearao) was originally written for two voices, but here we are using 12! Fun fact: the word “hocket” is derived from the French word for hiccup (“hoquet”). “IV. from Hockets for Two Voices” by Meara O’Reilly #hocket #mearaoreill

Chanticleer on Instagram: "Hocketing in music is the practice of splitting a melody across multiple parts. It dates back to the Middle Ages in Western music, but can also be found in music from all over the world. This exploration of the form by composer Meara O’Reilly (@mearao) was originally written for two voices, but here we are using 12! Fun fact: the word “hocket” is derived from the French word for hiccup (“hoquet”). “IV. from Hockets for Two Voices” by Meara O’Reilly #hocket #mearaoreill

31K views11 months ago

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Guitar Hocketing Techniques for Unique Music Creation

Guitar Hocketing Techniques for Unique Music Creation

8.6K views9 months ago

TikTokmaddieashmanmusic

Step 8 track-and-hold and hocketing

Step 8 track-and-hold and hocketing

55 views2 weeks ago

YouTubeJoranalogue Audio Design

Step 8 as a sequencer

Step 8 as a sequencer

317 views3 weeks ago

YouTubeJoranalogue Audio Design

Freddie Mercury vs. The Medieval Pope ⛪️ #shorts #musictheory

1.2K views2 months ago

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[8D AUDIO] The Biological Engine breathes... — Mechanical Nomadism #Shorts

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YouTubeStochastic Soul FM

Exploring the 5-String Guitar: A First-Time Experience

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Tomfoolery (Wes Stephens) – Tom-tom Trio

758 views3 months ago

YouTubeTapspace Publications

The Pygmies of Central Africa are known for their unique one-note flute

3.2K viewsApr 4, 2025

YouTubeThe Mountain Media

Exploring Bayaka Culture: A Day in the Life

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Hocketing in music is the practice of splitting a melody across multiple parts. It dates back to the Middle Ages in Western music, but can also be found in music from all over the world. This exploration of the form by composer Meara O'Reilly was originally written for two voices, but here we are using 12! "IV. from Hockets for Two Voices" by Meara O'Reilly #hocket #mearaoreilly#music #choralmusic #choir #acappella #ensemble #voice #vocal #harmony #countertenor #soprano #alto #tenor #bass #choir

490.1K views11 months ago

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Muzyka nie zna limitu. Maddie Ashman, lat 22. __ Ten sposób muzykowania - hocketing - wymyślił i spopularyzował David Longstreth z kapeli Dirty Projectors. Polega na naprzemiennym graniu dźwięków przez różne osoby i instrumenty. W Polsce stosuje to Paweł Mykietyn, gdzie w kwartecie skrzypcowym całkiem szybkie pasaże grane są po kolei po jednej nucie przez czterech muzyków (mijają się, jak Maddie z głosem i gitarą). | Zbigniew Hołdys

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Make Your Basslines More Interesting with Hocketing🎸➕🎸➕🎸 #sounddesign #bassline #musicproductiontips #producertips #musicproduction #pluginboutique | Plugin Boutique

6.9K viewsJul 28, 2023

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When we asked Donnacha Dennehy to write for Sō Percussion, we didn’t have mallet instruments in mind at first. We experimented with different ideas, including tuned teacups. When Donnacha noticed how much we enjoyed playing complex hocketing rhythms and canons, he conceived Broken Unison, a work in which we constantly chase each other around with melodic fragments in canon. Donnacha uses the sound color of the wooden marimbas and metallic vibraphones to organize the piece. Sometimes, they play t

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