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VIDEO LESSON 03 – NOISE (Architectures of Music)

The acoustical properties of noise (eg. static, rain, waves, snare drums) are shown using E.Q.

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UrMusic engages in a philosophy and science of music that considers style and genre a compounding of evolutionary, environmental, and cultural patterns of observation, evaluation, and imitation that obscure the dynamic, emergent properties of interactive gesture (body), acoustical space (environment), and neural entrainment (ear/mind). View all posts by P. Ruston

27 November 2012

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VIDEO LESSON 04 – WESTERN STAFF NOTATION (Architectures of Music)

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