The Brazilian Group for Computer Music Research: a proto-history
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Issues related to the history of computer music research in Brazil are examined, focusing on the works of musicologists Aluizio Arcela, Eduardo Miranda, Geber Ramalho and Mauricio Loureiro. Topics include early work with music synthesizers, creating musical languages based on technology, and a history of musical presentations of computer music.
Publication Name: Leonardo Music Journal
Subject: Science and technology
ISSN: 0961-1215
Year: 2000
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Philippa Cullen: Dancing the music
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An aspect of the work of Philippa Cullen, a dancer, choreographer, community artist and electronic experimenter who worked in Australia and for a brief period in Europe is discussed. A description of Cullen's experimental work with electronic systems that allowed dancers to produce sound and music from their movements is presented.
Publication Name: Leonardo Music Journal
Subject: Science and technology
ISSN: 0961-1215
Year: 2004
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The music of the sphere: an investigation into asymptotic harmonics, brainwave entrainment and the earth as a giant bell
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The conceptual framework and the steps taken for the organization and performance of music are explained that has its basis in the frequency relationships of the Schumann Resonances and in the principle of binaural beats. The project, which involved the creation of a three-dimensional overtone series, is highlighted.
Publication Name: Leonardo Music Journal
Subject: Science and technology
ISSN: 0961-1215
Year: 2003
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