The Cambridge Companion to Electronic Music

Zusammenfassung A contributory volume covering the history and current scene of electronic music. Chronology; Introduction Nick Collins and Julio d'Escriván; Part I. Electronic Music in Context: 1. The origins of electronic music Andrew Hugill; 2. Electronic music and the studio Margaret Schedel; 3. Live electronic music Nicolas Collins; 4. A history of programming and music Ge Wang; Artists' Statements I: Laurie Spiegel; Yasunao Tone; John Oswald; Mathias Gmachl (Farmer's Manual); Erdem Helvacioglu; Pauline Oliveros; Chris Jeffs; Rodrigo Sigal; Mira Calix; Denis Smalley; Seong-Ah Shin; Carsten Nicolai; Warren Burt; Max Mathews; Part II. Electronic Music in Practice: 5. Interactivity and live computer music Sergi Jordà; 6. Algorithmic composition Karlheinz Essl; 7. Live audiovisuals Amy Alexander and Nick Collins; 8. Network music Julian Rohruber; 9. Electronic music and the moving image Julio d'Escriván; 10. Musical robots and listening machines Nick Collins; Artists' Statements II: Kevin Saunderson; Kanta Horio; Donna Hewitt; Alejandro Vinao; Bubblyfish; Barry Truax; Lukas Ligeti (Burkina Electric); Christina Kubisch; Murat Ertel; Adina Izarra; Cybork; Francis Dhomont; David Behrmann; Kevin Blechdom (Kristin Erickson); Karlheinz Stockhausen; George E. Lewis; Part III. Analysis and Synthesis: 11. Computer generation and manipulation of sounds Stefania Serafin; 12. The psychology of electronic music Petri Toiviainen; 13. Trends in electroacoustic composition Natasha Barrett; Bibliography.

Product details

• Authors: Nick Collins
• Assisted by: Nick Collins (Editor), Nick (University of Sussex) Collins (Editor), Julio d'Escrivan (Editor), Julio (Anglia Ruskin University d'Escrivan (Editor)
• Publisher: Cambridge University Press Academic
• Languages: English
• Product format: Paperback / Softback
• Released: 15.12.2007
• EAN: 9780521688659
• ISBN: 978-0-521-68865-9
• Dimensions: 175 mm x 247 mm x 20 mm
• Series: Cambridge Companions to Music; Cambridge companion; Cambridge Companions to Music; Cambridge companion
• Subject: Humanities, art, music > Music