Leonardo Music Journal

with Compact Disk Vocal Neighborhoods

Volume 3 (1993)

Leonardo Music Journal (LMJ) is a print journal, published annually with an accompanying compact disk. LMJ is edited by Leonardo/the International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology, and published by the MIT Press. Subscriptions and individual issues can be ordered from the MIT Press.

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EDITORIAL:

by Gayle Young

Articles:

Kristi A. Allik and Robert C.F. Mulder: Skyharp: An Interactive Electroacoustic Instrument

Xavier Chabot: To Listen and To See: Making and Using Electronic Instruments

Helen Hall: Both Sides of the Mirror: Integrating Physics and Acoustics with Personal Experience

Richard M Povall: The Last Garden - Explorations in Interactive Performance Methods

Charles Ames: How to Level a Driver Sequence

Giuseppe G. Englert: Our Score: A Description of Metro 3, A Compositional and Performance Software Program

Jack Ox: Creating a Visual Translation of Kurt Schwitters's Ursonate

Gregory Young, Jerry Bancroft and Mark Sanderson:
Musi-tecture: seeking Useful Correlations between Music and Architecture

Artists' Notes

By Joe Catalano, Pauline Oliveros. Abstract by Andrew Horner, Andrew Assad and Norman Packard. Music/Science Forum with Debra Sykes, Goffredo Haus. Reviews by Marc Battier, Robert Coburn, Scott Daly, Martin Herman, Matt Malsky, Guerino Mazzola, Mark Rais, Robert Rowe.

CD COMPANION SECTION

LMJ CD Series Volume 3 (1993): Vocal Neighborhoods

curated by LARRY WENDT

CD CONTENTS

Notes on the CD by Larry Wendt

Notes on Compositions by CD Composers:

Brenda Hutchinson, Paul Dutton, Valeri Scherstjanoi, Amanda Stewart, Trevor Wishart, Henri Chopin and David Moss.

MUSIC/SCIENCE FORUM

REVIEWS

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