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Electronic music and gesture

Battier, 2000

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10548879245923516592
Author
Battier M
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Trends in Gestural Control of Music

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The history of electronic music is increasingly attracting interest, as shown by a number of recent texts published in various journals from popular Keyboards Magazine to scholarly Leonardo Music Journal, Organised Sound and Computer Music Journal, among many …
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