Acousmatic Music
Materials, meaning and metaphor: Unveiling spatio-temporal pertinences in acousmatic music
... of acousmatic music, where elements that appear to be juxtaposed, unexpected, or irrational are often joyfully, playfully or dramatically entwined in the sonic ...an acousmatic environment, where ...
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Acoustic Chains in Acousmatic Music
... In developing this theory it is necessary to distinguish between poietic and esthesic poles, as outlined by Nattiez (Nattiez: 1990, 15). It is the esthesic mode, that which is concerned with a listener centric, empirical ...
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Recurrence in acousmatic music
... patterning in a more traditional sense, but which are characterised by an emphasis on texture and timbre, often featuring less conventional playing techniques. Different textural types distinguish the main passages of ...
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Towards a new way of thinking in painting through the application of analogous notions of listening and analysis in acousmatic music
... A Third Order surrogate initiates a shift away from identifiable sources, allowing gesture to be inferred or imagined within the music, encouraging the creation and consideration of spectromorphologies. It is ...
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A perceptual approach to the description and analysis of acousmatic music
... 5-6 In Karkoschka's view an aural score such as Wehinger's should be seen as a way of guiding the listener with visual information which does not impose a traditional notational grid upo[r] ...
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What can a sonic assemblage do? A biopsychosocial approach to post-acousmatic composition
... Thinking and sounding are two terms which complicate one another, hence this thesis follows two trajectories each of which make an original contribution to knowledge. Part 1 (thinking sound) proposes to reground ...
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Spectral spatiality in the acousmatic listening context
... bonded and spectral spaces are inherent to all sounds, and that perspectival space cannot be considered in isolation from these two facets. Sounds may be experienced as moving without the presence of directly ...
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The Acousmatic Musical Performance: An Ontological Investigation
... of acousmatic music are no different; they also have meaning- oriented, aesthetic qualities which separate them from mere acoustic ...words, acousmatic works require the listener to intend towards ...
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Topology of spatial texture in the acousmatic medium
... of music in relation to the study of sonic images’ ...in acousmatic music, focusing mainly on the role of extrinsic-intrinsic relationships, source-bonding, and gesture-related imagery; and with ...
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The Sound/Music Dilemma: Why Is It That All Music Is Sound but Only Some Sounds Are Music?
... Region 2 contains pieces which have low to very high sound complexity. Th ese pieces are culture specifi c and understanding them deeply depends on the specifi c musical environment the listener was exposed to. Also, ...
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An Analysis of Music Fan Towards Music Streaming Purchase Intention of Thailand's Music Industry
... of music artist today being all but obliterated due to technological advances (Byun, ...digital music which is being distributed in ever increasing, hard to control and regulate, technological ways such as ...
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The music. manifesto. More music for more people
... The time is ripe for a music manifesto. There is a groundswell of interest, energy and support from people who want to work together to ensure better music opportunities for all. There is an increasing ...
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The Importance of Music. A National Plan for Music Education
... of music instruction had improved reading comprehension compared to those who did not 34 ...that music education can have a significant effect on the reading ability of pupils who had been experiencing ...
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Music Was It. Music Was It. Young Leonard Bernstein RUBIN
... Lenny was a sickly boy with asthma. “Every time he had an attack,” said his mother, “we thought he was going to die.” She stayed up all night “with steam kettles and hot towels, helping him to breathe.” If he so much as ...
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The Impact of Computer Music Technology on Music Production
... The role of the computer as an ‘idea capturing assistant’ is largely due to the scoring, recording, and editing qualities that technology has brought to music. In terms of Figure 1.0, this refers to the ...
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THE MUSIC RAIN?... (A New theory on “ J-Music”)
... It is focused that global leaves scientific theories could not clarify still what is the Energy Source of Human Heart Beat?... It is hypothesized that “Soul Music” of super Nature (Dark Crystal) shall be ...
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The synergy between Salvation Army music and film music
... Army music should be an aid to people hearing the ...and music group leaders are working together to produce a ‘whole’ when it comes to music in worship, particularly in thinking of the contribution ...
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The patron saint of music : Beethoven's image and music in Japan's adoption of western classical music and practices
... of Music, which developed into the center of Japanese musical life in composition, performance, and musicology alike, enjoyed the skills of Franz Eckert, in addition to those of numerous other European ...of ...
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Popular music meta-pedagogy in music Teacher education
... beginning music teachers in learning communities presents the pos- sibility of challenging preconceived ideas about teaching based upon their own experiences in ...beginning music teach- ers can be placed ...
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