Posts Tagged ‘piano’
MetaMix (2002)-Software Audio & Art
Posted by: reaktorplayer on: October 29, 2011
Press Here To Access: MetaMix MetaMix is a cross between a musical composition, a digital audio player, an interactive experience, a software tool, and a work of conceptual art. Feed MetaMix your favorite audio track and listen as familiar music is transformed into a new listening experience. MetaMix superimposes new musical structures onto existing music [...]
Concerto For Piano and Waldorf Q Synthesizer
Posted by: reaktorplayer on: February 23, 2011
Lexikon-Sonate: Algorithmic Music Generator (OSX)
Posted by: reaktorplayer on: January 6, 2011
Press Here To Enter The Site: Lexikon-Sonate “Lexikon-Sonate is an interactive realtime composition environment for musical composition and live performances. It takes advantage of composition algorithms that has been developed by Karlheinz Essl since 1985. With this algorithmic music generator on can easily create fascinating and complex musical structures on the fly. Furthermore, Lexikon-Sonate is an infinite [...]
Piano Chords — How They Are Formed & How They Work
Posted by: reaktorplayer on: August 31, 2010
- In: Classical Music | composers | Creativity | Education | information | Jazz | Music | Music Mathematics
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A very nice page on Knol about piano chords. The author does an impressive job of “compressing” the information. Knol Link: Piano Chords “Chords are the harmonic environment in which most melodies exist. They form the background context in which a tune is framed.”
Ship’s Piano Schlinder, Paris 1950
Posted by: reaktorplayer on: August 25, 2010
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via: http://www.periodpiano.com/
chord house ::: chords and scales for guitar and piano
Posted by: reaktorplayer on: March 30, 2010
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Young Glenn Gould Plays Bach
Posted by: reaktorplayer on: March 16, 2010
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Also More At CBC Glenn Gould: Variations on an Artist | CBC Archives
Interactive Frequency Chart
Posted by: reaktorplayer on: January 22, 2010
Press Here To Enter The Site Reference Document 20Hz and lower: these frequencies are generally responsible for warmth in a recording. Too much and the recording will sound muddy. 120Hz – 600Hz: these frequencies give depth to a recording, giving vocals and other instruments a strong sense of presence without being clinical. On the other [...]
John Cage Interview And Music
Posted by: reaktorplayer on: December 25, 2009
William Gedney Photographs and Writings Photo From The Excellent “William Gedney Photographs and Writings” Iannis Xenakis And John Cage “Two Sides of a Tossed Coin” Erberto F. Lo Bue John Cage’s Writings (1982) [PDF] From ubuweb lo-bue_cage-writings The John Cage “Silence Archives”
Flexidisk Of Herbie Hancock Playing Solo On ARP Odyssey Synth 1974
Posted by: reaktorplayer on: December 8, 2009
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Mr Prudence
- MrPrudence: Nice capture by Евгений Гурко of my a/v performance 'Parhelia' at Plums Festival last weekend. http://t.co/qROIklrQ
- MrPrudence: Moscow, I loved you from the start, and you've grown on me since, what a place!
- MrPrudence: to Moscow to give a performance at Plums4_Shift http://t.co/sGlrNm6J and lecture at the BHSAD http://t.co/pn3gaV1E
