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On the Documentation of Electronic Music
Computer Music Journal, 2018Abstract In a concert performance of musique mixte (i.e., music combining electronics with acoustic instruments), the documentation accompanying the score is of great importance. But this information is often missing or, at best, incomplete. Moreover, there has never been a systematic study of this subject.
Lemouton, Serge +3 more
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2013
This accessible Introduction explores both mainstream and experimental manifestations of electronic music. From early recording equipment to the most recent multimedia performances, the history of electronic music is full of interesting characters, fascinating and unusual music, and radical technology.
Nick Collins +2 more
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This accessible Introduction explores both mainstream and experimental manifestations of electronic music. From early recording equipment to the most recent multimedia performances, the history of electronic music is full of interesting characters, fascinating and unusual music, and radical technology.
Nick Collins +2 more
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Electronic music and microcomputers
Interface, 1977Abstract This article presents a review of recent developments in the microcomputer field and an introduction to the hardware and facilities presently available. Following this, a survey of present and future applications of microcomputers to electronic music is discussed in detail.
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2020
Abstract This essay contends that the primary philosophical question posed by electronic music has been one of ontology. Musicians and listeners derive theories about electronic music and its ontology, rendering electronic music an especially self-reflexive art form.
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Abstract This essay contends that the primary philosophical question posed by electronic music has been one of ontology. Musicians and listeners derive theories about electronic music and its ontology, rendering electronic music an especially self-reflexive art form.
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2007
It is perhaps a general human habit to view the technological and the organic as opposites. It is certainly the case that the phrase ‘live electronic music’ strikes many a music fan as oxymoronic. Isn't the purpose of electronics to do things for us so we don't have to do them ‘live’ ourselves?
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It is perhaps a general human habit to view the technological and the organic as opposites. It is certainly the case that the phrase ‘live electronic music’ strikes many a music fan as oxymoronic. Isn't the purpose of electronics to do things for us so we don't have to do them ‘live’ ourselves?
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Electronic Music and the Studio
2007In 1996 Yuko Nexus6, a composer and lecturer based in Nagoya, Japan, coined the term kotatsutop music to describe the current state of electronic music in Japan. One can find kotatsu, low tables, covered by blankets with a heater underneath, in almost every Japanese household.
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IETE Technical Review, 1997
This year happens to be the centenary of the discovery of the electron by Sir J J Thomson. This single act was a boon to the twenthieth century scientists and technologists. The scientists were able to understand matter better and for the technologists the discovery was the beginning of a new applied science which came to be known as electronics.
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This year happens to be the centenary of the discovery of the electron by Sir J J Thomson. This single act was a boon to the twenthieth century scientists and technologists. The scientists were able to understand matter better and for the technologists the discovery was the beginning of a new applied science which came to be known as electronics.
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Musical data mining for electronic music distribution
Proceedings First International Conference on WEB Delivering of Music. WEDELMUSIC 2001, 2005Music classification is a key ingredient for electronic music distribution. Because of the lack of standards in music classification (or the lack of enforcement of existing standards), there is a huge amount of unclassified music titles in the world.
François Pachet +2 more
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Music therapy and electronic technology
Proceedings of the 26th Euromicro Conference. EUROMICRO 2000. Informatics: Inventing the Future, 2002The paper explains how a mobile Music Therapy van was established using electronic and computer technology developed as part of a long-term university research project. The electronic instruments and computer programs that are used are described along with an overview of their applied uses with children who have special needs.
Andy Hunt +3 more
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