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The final title to the final paper became “In Pursuit of Harmony”. You can reference the original topic post here. In the end my pursuit of learning about what could be considered “intuitive music” took me through an analysis of Oliver Sacks investigations of synesthesia pertaining to music. Taking from some of the experiences that . . . → Read More: Final Paper: In Pursuit of Harmony Thank you all for your incredible papers! Here’s the read/comment matrix, and your last assignment: pead the four papers assigned to you, and provide comments to your classmates (post your comments in the paper’s most recent blog entry under “Final Projects”). If you have difficulties finding one of the papers you need to read, please . . . → Read More: Final Paper Read/Comment Matrix for Dec 17 My paper ended up being entitled “The Inner Light”, and you can find it at the link below! The Inner Light: Spirituality, Art, and Religion In The Modern Era Take a few minutes, if you please, and listen to “Powerhouse. It is instantly recognizable, if perhaps a little hard to place for those of us who are more than a few years removed from being regular watchers of Saturday morning television. Here is a hint: when the song shifts to a secondary theme . . . → Read More: The Music and Inventions of Raymond Scott ITP’s NIME class is having a show next Tuesday, and I’ll be presenting a piece entitled Sine Beats that deals with additive synthesis and sine wave “beating”. Should be good! |
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