Weinland, 1969 - Google Patents
An electronic music primerWeinland, 1969
- Document ID
- 14424462557382489932
- Author
- Weinland J
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Journal of Music Theory
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Composing in an electronic music studio combines the functions of composer and performer, since not only are sound sources specified and organized but, in the process, the finished musical entity is performed as well. This paper will elucidate the composer-studio …
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