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1	The visualization and representation of electroacoustic music Gray, David January 2013 (has links) In Chapters 1 and 2 there are definitions and a review of electroacoustic music, and then visualization generally and as applied to music. Chapter 3 is a review of specific and relevant literature as regards to the visualization of electroacoustic music. Chapter 4 introduces the concepts of imagining as opposed to discovering new sound, and what is important to this research about these terms; in addition what is meant and indicated by them. Chapter 5 deals with the responses that composers currently working have made to the enquiry concerning visualization. In this chapter these responses are dealt with as case studies. In a similar way, Chapter 6 looks at some examples of historical work in electroacoustic music, again as case studies. In Chapter 7 a taxonomical structure for the use of visualization in electroacoustic composition is established and derived from the case study results. Chapter 8 looks at relevant examples of software and how they offer visualization case studies. Chapter 9 looks at the place of the archive in various stages of the compositional process. Chapter 10 investigates the problems of visualizing musical timbre as possible evidence for future strategies. Chapter 11 offers some conclusions and implications as to the main research questions, as well as more specific outlines of potential strategies for the visualization of electroacoustic music. 786.7
2	untitled Schuette, Paul W. 06 August 2010 (has links) No description available. Music live electronics electronic music multimedia musical mandala graphic score performance art
3	Sens et signification musicale dans les partitions graphiques : aspects visuels de l'invention musicale / Sense and musical signification in graphic scores : visual aspects of musical invention Maluli Cesar, Marina 21 December 2017 (has links) Ce travail est dédié à l’analyse des partitions graphiques et de l’interaction son-image qui en résulte. Notre corpus de recherche comprend aussi bien des partitions qui utilisent une notation plus plastique que le sous-type textuel ou verbal et quelques partitions mixtes lesquelles permettent un regard sur la relation établie entre le texte et l'image; comme la musique instrumentale est un art performatif, nous examinerons également les aspects énonciatifs présents dans l’écriture de l’œuvre menée par le compositeur et dans son interprétation, au moment de sa lecture et de son exécution par l’instrumentiste. La méthodologie consiste à élaborer et appliquer les concepts d’intersémioticité, en insistant sur leurs base linguistique, et ceux de linéarité et tabularité dans l’énoncé visuel. Nous voulons aussi rapporter ces concepts à la façon dont l’énoncé se produit dans les différentes instances du texte musical. En outre, cette thèse aura également un biais diachronique, dans le sens que nous voulons aborder certains types de notation utilisés tout au long de l’histoire de la musique et la façon dont s'est passée la transition d’un système à l’autre. / The purpose of this research is to analyse graphic scores and the sound-image interaction arising thereform. The research corpus includes both scores that use a notation of a more plastic caracter like the subtype textual or verbal, and some mixed scores, which allow a glimpse into the text-image relationship established. Once the instrumental music is a performative art, we will also deal with some enunciative aspects presents both in writing the work, carried out by the composer, as in his interpretation, during reading and performance of the work for the interpreter. The methodology consist in developing and applying the concepts of intersemioticity, emphasizing its linguistic basis, and linearity and tabularity in visual enunciated. We also intend to relate these concepts to the way occurs the enunciation in different instances of the musical text. Moreover, this research will also have a diachronic bias, in the sense that we intend to address some types of notation used throughout music history and how the transition between systems of notation occurred. Sens Sémiotique Graphisme Notation musicale Invention John Cage Sylvanno Bussotti Sémiotique tensive Sens Semiotics Graphic score Music notation Invention John Cage Sylvanno Bussotti Tensive semiotics
4	Grafické partitury jako cesta ke skutečnosti. Ukázka "komplexního realismu" v tvorbě československých umělců 60. a 70. let 20. století v kontextu mezinárodního hnutí experimentální tvorby. / Graphic Scores as a Way towards Reality. Example of "Complex Realism" in the Works of Czechoslovak Artists of the 1960s and 1970s within the Context of International Experimental Creation Movement. Hlaváčková, Jitka January 2015 (has links) The present work deals, from a general point of view, with the research of methods of depiction. In particular, it focuses on the phenomenon of graphical or visual scores in the former Czechoslovakia within the context of experimental creation movement of the early 1960s. It tries to discover the historical and also immediate social and artistic sources of their existence. It finds them in the need to express the primary (empiric) sensual experience, free from any formal assumptions stemming out of the traditional ways of depiction. The text points out mainly to the multidisciplinary qualities of the studied phenomenon defining "intermediality" as a "realistic tendency" and trying to substantiate both the origins and importance of intermediality within the artistic context of second half of 20th century by means of reflexion of older sources from the fields of history of art, music, philosophy (T. W. Adorno), sociology (M. McLuhan), semiotics (N. Goodman), as well as through original analysis of material. The work further investigates into the parallels within the evolution of visual art and music, mainly of the early avant-garde period (Dadaism, birth of conceptual art and complex work of the Bauhaus circle). It reflexes on the contemporary, and mostly foreign, context of the existence of the...
5	PEREGRINATION: A MUSICAL SKETCH OF EUROPE IN FOUR MOVEMENTS Schellhas, Daniel H. 26 March 2007 (has links) No description available. Music alto saxophone piano cello percussion chamber music Europe solo Balinese Jazz twelve-tone serialism graphic score Golden Section Golden Ratio bounded-entropic indeterminacy Neo-Riemannian transformational theory contemporary music
6	Promenade pieces : About graphic scores, connotation and pedestrians Jönsson, Maria January 2018 (has links) <p>Maria Jönsson: Track_4</p><p>Performers: Maria Jönsson - flute, Reuben Fenemore - clarinet, Gustav Broman - electric bass, Albin Vesterberg - electric guitar; Wendy Liao, Artur Musalimov, Naama Freedman, Hue Trinh Luong - pedestrians.</p><p>Video and audio recording of Track_4 with: Maria Jönsson - flute, Reuben Fenemore - clarinet, Gustav Broman - electric bass, Albin Vesterberg - electric guitar; Wendy Liao, Artur Musalimov, Naama Freedman, Hue Trinh Luong - pedestrians.</p> Graphic score animated score pedestrian network programming improvisation interpretation GPS OSC CoPeCo Contemporary Performance and Composition contemporary music connotation association sign symbol Grafiskt partitur animerat partitur fotgängare nätverk programmering improvisation interpretation GPS OSC CoPeCo Contemporary Performance and Composition nutida konstmusik konnotation association tecken symbol Music Musik

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