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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Thomas Licata , Jean-Claude RissetPublisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc Imprint: Praeger Publishers Inc Volume: No. 63 Dimensions: Width: 15.60cm , Height: 1.50cm , Length: 23.50cm Weight: 0.539kg ISBN: 9780313314209ISBN 10: 0313314209 Pages: 272 Publication Date: 30 September 2002 Recommended Age: From 7 to 17 years Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand ![]() We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsReviews[a] welcome addition to electroacoustic serial studies. -Journal of the Music Library Association a welcome addition to electroacoustic serial studies. -Journal of the Music Library Association ?[a] welcome addition to electroacoustic serial studies.?-Journal of the Music Library Association ?The essays in this book reflect a broad range of analytical approaches. This methodological heterogenity, and the solidness of each and every one of the essays, may very well come to distinguish this book as a milestone in scholarly research on contemporary music...[I]t is refreshing to come across a book that so nicely balances the language and technical expectations of music analysis with the composition-theoretical imperatives of the music considered. I would hope that this volume energizes further efforts along these lines.?-Computer Music Journal ?Of late, Greenwood Press has been publishing a number of interesting books....including the present and very compelling volume on electroacoustic music....The book is aimed at an audience of both professionals and students, with some essays accessible by undergraduates and others requiring a highly technical background....All of the essays in this volume are quite valuable....[A]nalysts, composers and instructors have a powerful new set of essays to work with as the slow work continues towards developing a critical literature about electroacoustic music.?-Perspectives of New Music The essays in this book reflect a broad range of analytical approaches. This methodological heterogenity, and the solidness of each and every one of the essays, may very well come to distinguish this book as a milestone in scholarly research on contemporary music...[I]t is refreshing to come across a book that so nicely balances the language and technical expectations of music analysis with the composition-theoretical imperatives of the music considered. I would hope that this volume energizes further efforts along these lines. -Computer Music Journal Of late, Greenwood Press has been publishing a number of interesting books....including the present and very compelling volume on electroacoustic music....The book is aimed at an audience of both professionals and students, with some essays accessible by undergraduates and others requiring a highly technical background....All of the essays in this volume are quite valuable....[A]nalysts, composers and instructors have a powerful new set of essays to work with as the slow work continues towards developing a critical literature about electroacoustic music. -Perspectives of New Music Of late, Greenwood Press has been publishing a number of interesting books....including the present and very compelling volume on electroacoustic music....The book is aimed at an audience of both professionals and students, with some essays accessible by undergraduates and others requiring a highly technical background....All of the essays in this volume are quite valuable....[A]nalysts, composers and instructors have a powerful new set of essays to work with as the slow work continues towards developing a critical literature about electroacoustic music. -Perspectives of New Music """Of late, Greenwood Press has been publishing a number of interesting books....including the present and very compelling volume on electroacoustic music....The book is aimed at an audience of both professionals and students, with some essays accessible by undergraduates and others requiring a highly technical background....All of the essays in this volume are quite valuable....[A]nalysts, composers and instructors have a powerful new set of essays to work with as the slow work continues towards developing a critical literature about electroacoustic music.""-Perspectives of New Music ""The essays in this book reflect a broad range of analytical approaches. This methodological heterogenity, and the solidness of each and every one of the essays, may very well come to distinguish this book as a milestone in scholarly research on contemporary music...[I]t is refreshing to come across a book that so nicely balances the language and technical expectations of music analysis with the composition-theoretical imperatives of the music considered. I would hope that this volume energizes further efforts along these lines.""-Computer Music Journal ?[a] welcome addition to electroacoustic serial studies.?-Journal of the Music Library Association ?Of late, Greenwood Press has been publishing a number of interesting books....including the present and very compelling volume on electroacoustic music....The book is aimed at an audience of both professionals and students, with some essays accessible by undergraduates and others requiring a highly technical background....All of the essays in this volume are quite valuable....[A]nalysts, composers and instructors have a powerful new set of essays to work with as the slow work continues towards developing a critical literature about electroacoustic music.?-Perspectives of New Music ?The essays in this book reflect a broad range of analytical approaches. This methodological heterogenity, and the solidness of each and every one of the essays, may very well come to distinguish this book as a milestone in scholarly research on contemporary music...[I]t is refreshing to come across a book that so nicely balances the language and technical expectations of music analysis with the composition-theoretical imperatives of the music considered. I would hope that this volume energizes further efforts along these lines.?-Computer Music Journal ""�a� welcome addition to electroacoustic serial studies.""-Journal of the Music Library Association ""[a] welcome addition to electroacoustic serial studies.""-Journal of the Music Library Association" Author InformationTHOMAS LICATA is Assistant Professor of Music at Hartwick College in New York where he coordinates the composition, music theory, and computer programs. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |