Expanding the Horizon of Electroacoustic Music Analysis
Herausgeber: Emmerson, Simon; Landy, Leigh
Expanding the Horizon of Electroacoustic Music Analysis
Herausgeber: Emmerson, Simon; Landy, Leigh
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A state-of-the-art overview of the analysis of electroacoustic music, which includes discussions of a wide range of works.
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A state-of-the-art overview of the analysis of electroacoustic music, which includes discussions of a wide range of works.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 418
- Erscheinungstermin: 2. Januar 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 718g
- ISBN-13: 9781107544055
- ISBN-10: 110754405X
- Artikelnr.: 50756551
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 418
- Erscheinungstermin: 2. Januar 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 718g
- ISBN-13: 9781107544055
- ISBN-10: 110754405X
- Artikelnr.: 50756551
Part I. Setting the Scene: Introduction Simon Emmerson and Leigh Landy; 1.
The analysis of electroacoustic music - the differing needs of its genres
and categories Simon Emmerson and Leigh Landy; Part II. Ideas and
Challenges: 2. Listening and meaning: how a model of mental layers informs
electroacoustic music analysis Gary Kendall; 3. Forming form John Young; 4.
Interactive and generative music: a quagmire for the musical analyst
Michael Young; 5. Some ideas concerning the relationship between form and
texture Raúl Minsburg; Part III. Harnessing New Forces: 6. Exploiting
computational paradigms for electroacoustic music analysis Tae Hong Park;
7. OREMA - an analytical community Michael Gatt; 8. EAnalysis: developing a
sound-based music analytical tool Pierre Couprie; Part IV. Analyses of Key
Works: 9. Trevor Wishart's Children's Stories II from Encounters in the
Republic of Heaven: an analysis for children of a sample-based composition
Leigh Landy; 10. Analysis of Foil by Autechre (from Amber (1994)) Ben
Ramsay; 11. Temporal recurrence in Andrew Lewis's Penmon Point Ambrose
Seddon; 12. Michel Waisvisz: No Backup/Hyper Instruments John Ferguson; 13.
Analysing sound art: Douglas Henderson's Fadensonnen (2009) Kersten
Glandien; 14. Analysing the identifiable: cultural borrowing in Diana
Salazar's La voz del fuelle Manuella Blackburn; 15. Kireek 2011
championship routine analysis Sophy Smith; 16. The analysis of live and
interactive electroacoustic music: Hans Tutschku - Zellen-Linien (2007)
Simon Emmerson; 17. Audio only computer games - Papa Sangre Andrew Hugill
and Panos Amelides; 18. Some questions around listening: Vancouver
Soundscape Revisited by Claude Schryer Katharine Norman.
The analysis of electroacoustic music - the differing needs of its genres
and categories Simon Emmerson and Leigh Landy; Part II. Ideas and
Challenges: 2. Listening and meaning: how a model of mental layers informs
electroacoustic music analysis Gary Kendall; 3. Forming form John Young; 4.
Interactive and generative music: a quagmire for the musical analyst
Michael Young; 5. Some ideas concerning the relationship between form and
texture Raúl Minsburg; Part III. Harnessing New Forces: 6. Exploiting
computational paradigms for electroacoustic music analysis Tae Hong Park;
7. OREMA - an analytical community Michael Gatt; 8. EAnalysis: developing a
sound-based music analytical tool Pierre Couprie; Part IV. Analyses of Key
Works: 9. Trevor Wishart's Children's Stories II from Encounters in the
Republic of Heaven: an analysis for children of a sample-based composition
Leigh Landy; 10. Analysis of Foil by Autechre (from Amber (1994)) Ben
Ramsay; 11. Temporal recurrence in Andrew Lewis's Penmon Point Ambrose
Seddon; 12. Michel Waisvisz: No Backup/Hyper Instruments John Ferguson; 13.
Analysing sound art: Douglas Henderson's Fadensonnen (2009) Kersten
Glandien; 14. Analysing the identifiable: cultural borrowing in Diana
Salazar's La voz del fuelle Manuella Blackburn; 15. Kireek 2011
championship routine analysis Sophy Smith; 16. The analysis of live and
interactive electroacoustic music: Hans Tutschku - Zellen-Linien (2007)
Simon Emmerson; 17. Audio only computer games - Papa Sangre Andrew Hugill
and Panos Amelides; 18. Some questions around listening: Vancouver
Soundscape Revisited by Claude Schryer Katharine Norman.
Part I. Setting the Scene: Introduction Simon Emmerson and Leigh Landy; 1.
The analysis of electroacoustic music - the differing needs of its genres
and categories Simon Emmerson and Leigh Landy; Part II. Ideas and
Challenges: 2. Listening and meaning: how a model of mental layers informs
electroacoustic music analysis Gary Kendall; 3. Forming form John Young; 4.
Interactive and generative music: a quagmire for the musical analyst
Michael Young; 5. Some ideas concerning the relationship between form and
texture Raúl Minsburg; Part III. Harnessing New Forces: 6. Exploiting
computational paradigms for electroacoustic music analysis Tae Hong Park;
7. OREMA - an analytical community Michael Gatt; 8. EAnalysis: developing a
sound-based music analytical tool Pierre Couprie; Part IV. Analyses of Key
Works: 9. Trevor Wishart's Children's Stories II from Encounters in the
Republic of Heaven: an analysis for children of a sample-based composition
Leigh Landy; 10. Analysis of Foil by Autechre (from Amber (1994)) Ben
Ramsay; 11. Temporal recurrence in Andrew Lewis's Penmon Point Ambrose
Seddon; 12. Michel Waisvisz: No Backup/Hyper Instruments John Ferguson; 13.
Analysing sound art: Douglas Henderson's Fadensonnen (2009) Kersten
Glandien; 14. Analysing the identifiable: cultural borrowing in Diana
Salazar's La voz del fuelle Manuella Blackburn; 15. Kireek 2011
championship routine analysis Sophy Smith; 16. The analysis of live and
interactive electroacoustic music: Hans Tutschku - Zellen-Linien (2007)
Simon Emmerson; 17. Audio only computer games - Papa Sangre Andrew Hugill
and Panos Amelides; 18. Some questions around listening: Vancouver
Soundscape Revisited by Claude Schryer Katharine Norman.
The analysis of electroacoustic music - the differing needs of its genres
and categories Simon Emmerson and Leigh Landy; Part II. Ideas and
Challenges: 2. Listening and meaning: how a model of mental layers informs
electroacoustic music analysis Gary Kendall; 3. Forming form John Young; 4.
Interactive and generative music: a quagmire for the musical analyst
Michael Young; 5. Some ideas concerning the relationship between form and
texture Raúl Minsburg; Part III. Harnessing New Forces: 6. Exploiting
computational paradigms for electroacoustic music analysis Tae Hong Park;
7. OREMA - an analytical community Michael Gatt; 8. EAnalysis: developing a
sound-based music analytical tool Pierre Couprie; Part IV. Analyses of Key
Works: 9. Trevor Wishart's Children's Stories II from Encounters in the
Republic of Heaven: an analysis for children of a sample-based composition
Leigh Landy; 10. Analysis of Foil by Autechre (from Amber (1994)) Ben
Ramsay; 11. Temporal recurrence in Andrew Lewis's Penmon Point Ambrose
Seddon; 12. Michel Waisvisz: No Backup/Hyper Instruments John Ferguson; 13.
Analysing sound art: Douglas Henderson's Fadensonnen (2009) Kersten
Glandien; 14. Analysing the identifiable: cultural borrowing in Diana
Salazar's La voz del fuelle Manuella Blackburn; 15. Kireek 2011
championship routine analysis Sophy Smith; 16. The analysis of live and
interactive electroacoustic music: Hans Tutschku - Zellen-Linien (2007)
Simon Emmerson; 17. Audio only computer games - Papa Sangre Andrew Hugill
and Panos Amelides; 18. Some questions around listening: Vancouver
Soundscape Revisited by Claude Schryer Katharine Norman.