Browsing OU - Theses by Author "Lamb, Marvin"

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    • Javanese Wayang Kulit Performed in the Classic Palace Style: An Analysis of Rama's Crown as Told by Ki Purbo Asmoro 

      Lam, Guan Yu (2016)
      The wayang kulit is the most widespread form of wayang (theatrical play/performance) in Indonesia, and is considered to be one of Indonesia’s highest art forms. In the modern Indonesian language, wayang can be translated ...

    • Night Song for tenor and orchestra 

      Frost, Jacob (2019-05-10)
      Night Song for tenor and orchestra is a setting of the poem “Night Song” from Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Friedrich Nietzsche, translated into English by R.J. Hollingdale. The piece is 24 minutes in length, and is ...

    • The Performer-Audience Connection: An Exploration of the Performative Power of Drag Queens in Oklahoma City 

      Negron, Cassandra (2016-08)
      This thesis explores the potential for empowerment that drag performance has on the lives of drag performers and their audience members. I have attended over one hundred drag performances in Oklahoma City from January 2015 ...

    • Piano Concerto No. 1, "Concert of Sages" 

      Iskander, Charles Hayden (2018-12-14)
      Concert of Sages comes out of the duality of my being a composer and a pianist, and my desire to express this duality. As the orchestra is a prime test of a composers’ mettle, a concerto is a prime test of a concert ...

    • Songs of Revelation 

      Traxler, Tara (2017-05-12)
      Songs from Revelation is an orchestral choral song cycle that depicts various scenes found in the book of Revelation from the Christian Bible. Each song explores a different facet of humanity’s response during the events ...

    • Symphony No. 1 

      Wimmer, Jordan (2020-05)
      Symphony No. 1 is a symphony in four movements consisting of movement 1, which is an ABCAD allegro with an introduction; Movement 2, which is an ABA largo; movement 3, which is a Minuet & Trio; and Movement 4, a third rondo ...

    • Symphony No. 1 for Band 

      Westby, Caleb (2018-05)
      The impetus for this piece was twofold; to serve as a pedagogical tool for the student wind ensemble, as well as expanding the repertoire of large-scale band pieces. Each movement has a programmatic relationship to a town ...

    • Symphony no. 1 in One Movement 

      Andersen, Nicholette (2019-05-10)
      Symphony No. 1 In On Movement, a composition for symphony orchestra, is a symphony not in form, but in its overall arch and dramatic affect. The piece is scored for piccolo, 2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons, ...

    • Symphony No. 4 "Immortal" 

      Daniels, Zachary (2016-05)
      My fourth symphony, Immortal, was conceived as I viewed the busts of Roman Emperors on display at the University of Oklahoma’s Fred Jones Museum of Art. All of the figures are representative of people who are remembered ...

    • A Theoretical and Topical Analysis of Cécile Chaminade's Concertino op. 107 for Flute and Piano 

      Wolfrey, Elizabeth (2023-05-12)
      Of her many works, the Concertino, op. 107 for flute and piano has experienced an enduring popularity amongst flutists. This popularity is evident based on its inclusion in Schirmer’s Flute Music by French Composers ...

    • Visions from Revelation 

      Krumwiede, Benjamin (2020-05-08)
      Visions from Revelation is a sketch of Revelation 4 portrayed through piano and fixed media. The pianism makes tribute to several composers. Eleven Echoes of Autumn by George Crumb influenced the inside-of-the-piano ...

    • Visual and Musical Disability Narratives in How to Train Your Dragon 

      Barger, Holli (2024-05-11)
      In recent decades, the field of disabilities studies has shifted from solely a medical outlook to a more rounded approach of how disability is constructed culturally and socially. With this change, disability scholars aim ...