The OM Composer's Book .1
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Preface
Miller Puckette
- Introduction
Carlos Agon
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Writing a Homage to Mersenne: Tombeau de Marin Mersenne for Theorbo and Synthesiser
Michel Amoric
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Electronics in Kaija Saariaho's Opera L'amour de loin
Marc Battier and Gilbert Nouno
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Vuza Canons into the Museum
Georges Bloch
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TimeSculpt in OpenMusic
Karim Haddad
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The Genesis of Mauro Lanza's Aschenblume and the Role of Computer-Aided Composition Software in the Formalisation of Musical Processes
Juan Camilo Hernández Sánchez
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Composing the Qualitative, on Encore Composition
Jean-Luc Hervé and Frédéric Voisin
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Navigation of Structured Material in Second Horizon for Piano and Orchestra
Johannes Kretz
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Generating Melodic, Harmonic and Rhythmic Processes in K..., an Opera by Philippe Manoury
Serge Lemouton
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When the Computer Enables Freedom from the Machine (On an Outline of the Work Hérédo-Ribotes)
Fabien Lévy
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Some Applications of OpenMusic in Connection with Modalys
Paola Livorsi
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Fractals and Writing, Six Fractal Contemplations
Mikhail Malt
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Algorithmic Strategies in A Collection of Caprices
Paul Nauert
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Sculpted Implosions: Some Algorithms in the Waterscape of Musique Concrète
Ketty Nez
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Strette
Hèctor Parra
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Klangspiegel
Luís Antunes Pena
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Kalejdoskop for Clarinet, Viola and Piano
Orjan Sandred
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Flexible Time Flow, Set Theory and Constraints
Killian Sprotte
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To Touch the Inner Sound, Before it Becomes Music; to Dream About Dreams, Before they Become Real
Elaine Thomazi-Freitas
- Appendix: OpenMusic
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