Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1988
Keywords
music, musical composition, musical behaviour, software music composition system, Schillinger System
Abstract
The author will describe the results of a research project involving the investigation of Joseph Schillinger's theories of rhythm and tonality as they relate to contemporary areas of algorithmic composition such as fractal music. In particular, the author will describe his work in the following areas:
a) the use of Schillinger's fundamental technique of interference
b) the relationship of Schillinger's notion of geometrical projection to techniques of fractal musical composition.
c) the application of fractal processes to Schillinger's emotional and semantic(connotational) schemes (i.e., the psychological dial).
Faculty
Faculty of Animation, Arts & Design (FAAD)
Journal
Diffusion!
Version
Publisher's version
Copyright
© Bruno Degazio
Terms of Use
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Original Publication Citation
Degazio, B. (1988). The Schillinger system and contemporary computer music. In Proceedings of Diffusion!
SOURCE Citation
Degazio, Bruno, "The Schillinger System of Musical Composition and Contemporary Computer Music" (1988). Publications and Scholarship. 12.
https://source.sheridancollege.ca/faad_publications/12
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