[Csnd] Computer music research question
Date | 2007-12-27 22:33 |
From | Ruslan Apanovich |
Subject | [Csnd] Computer music research question |
Hi all, I have a question about researches in a field of algorithmic composition and interactive music. It is related to my post-graduate study. I work on this subject from the point of theory of art. I want to know which aspects of algorithmic composition and interactive music are well covered, which are less covered and which are not researched at all. I'd like to know main researchers and scientists who worked on that problem and published materials on that question. Best regards and a Happy New Year! Ruslan |
Date | 2008-01-02 15:01 |
From | Lou Cohen |
Subject | [Csnd] Re: Computer music research question |
“The Schillinger System of Musical Composition” and “The Mathematical Theory of the Arts” as well as a new website, still being born: www.schillingersociety.com Schillinger himself predated computers but his ideas are well suited to algorithmic adaptation. I have used a number of ideas from his work in my own compositions. -Lou On 12/27/07 17:33, " Ruslan Apanovich" <apanovich72@mail.ru> wrote: Hi all, --------------------------- Permanent email: loucohen@jolc.net Music and video: http://ruccas.org/wiki.pl/Lou_Cohen More music and video: http://www.youtube.com/loucohen Astronomy: http://www.jolc.net ---------------------------- |
Date | 2008-01-02 16:22 |
From | Dave Phillips |
Subject | [Csnd] Re: Re: Computer music research question |
Lou Cohen wrote: > This response doesn’t really address your question, but I think that > any survey of works on algorithmic approaches to music composition > should include the work of Joseph Schillinger. There are his two large > works: > > “The Schillinger System of Musical Composition” > and > “The Mathematical Theory of the Arts” > > as well as a new website, still being born: > > www.schillingersociety.com > > Schillinger himself predated computers but his ideas are well suited > to algorithmic adaptation. I have used a number of ideas from his work > in my own compositions. Wrt Schillinger: Jaxitron's Cybernetic Music is another resource based upon his work. And I hope someone has already mentioned Rick Taube's outstanding "Notes >From The Metalevel". It has little or nothing to do with Schillinger, but it does deal with algorithmic music-making. Best, dp |