|
Science
of Music: Exploratorium's Accidental Scientist |
The
Science of Music: The Exploratorium brings music to your ears with
online
exhibits, films, and questions that explore the science of music
Major
Breakthrough: Music's DNA
Decoded | Wired
- Eliot Van Buskirk | "Peter Neubäcker, the German music
software engineer responsible for the
popular pitch correction Melodyne, has created a program called Direct
Note Access (DNA) that can dissect a chord into individual notes so
that the chord can be re-formed into something new. For music producers
who use computers — which is just about all ofthem — this constitutes a
major game changer whose implications forthe future of music are deep
and widespread" |
Pop
Goes the Science Song | M
A S S I V E - Math And Science Song
Information,
Viewable Everywhere - Wired - Randy
Dotinga
-
"Happy
2008! The MASSIVE database is
currently in the midst of a major revision. It is taking forever; your
patience is appreciated." - Science
telegraph.co.uk - "LHC Sound, a
collaboration of particle physicists, musicians and
artists in London, has converted data expected from collisions into
sounds in a process called sonification"
- website: LHC Sound
-
You
Tube files
Songwriters
Association -
University
of Cambridge | Science & Music
Science
and music: an interview with Iannis Xenakis - interview
EOmag
Top 10 Scientific
Music Videos
Wired
Music Memory Connection Found In Brain
| LiveScience
Musicians Brains Keep Time - With OIne Another
-
Scientific
American
- John
Lite - "Ever wonder how musicians manage
to play in unison? Credit their brain waves: they
synchronize before and while musicians play a composition, according to
new research"
Stanford
University | CCRMA: the Master's degree in Music,
Science
and Technology | t's a one-year program based entirely on
course
work, primarily at CCRMA: the Master of Arts degree with a
concentration
in Music, Science, and Technology
Media
Lab plans 'sonic bath' for Lewis Music Library |
MIT
News - "The Lewis Music Library will be transformed into
what
Tod Machover, professor of media arts and sciences, calls a "sonic
bath"
next week as graduate students from the Media Laboratory join him in a
collaboration with library staff to present "Library Music."" |
An
Architect Puts Bach In A Cocoon
-
NYTimes
-
Anthony Tomassini
The Science of
Music - Science articles and
news about music, human perception of music, musical brain and
more | OrganFocus.com
Science
Legends Remixed Into Educational Music Video
Wired - Kevin Makice
"Symphony of
Science is
a music video
project paying tribute to the great minds of popular science."
The
Symphony
Of
Solar
Science
"If outer space had sound, what would it be?
If you're composer Nolan Gasser, it would be a mixture of high-pitched
violins, crashing cymbals, and low-pitched trombones. To him, outer
space is a symphony of melody and solar science intertwined. In his new
composition, "Cosmic Reflections," Gasser plans to prove it."
C/NET - Holy Jackson
Eyeborg
| Hearing a Colour Wheel. Neil Harbisson
MuSICA:
Music
&
Science
Information Computer Archive |
newsletter of analysis and commentary on the broad field of research on
music and behavior, including evolution, brain
mechanisms
Julian
Trubin | Music Science Fair Projects and Experiments
Music-Science.net
|
Music-Science
is
an exploration of the scientific principles
underlying
music
World
Music Central - MusicScience
mus.cam.ac.uk/external/research/scienceandmusic
|
Faculty
of
Music: Research in Music | Many of the
milestones
of western music theory, such as Rameau's Traité, have at least
nodded to science for supplying the foundations of music.
Wired
|
How
Music
Gets
you
High
| A neuroscientist explains why women want rock stars to father
their
children, and how melodies can work like Prozac | Wired
CalendarLive
|
The
Fauxharmonic Orchestra
, a digital "ensemble" brought to life by software developed by the
Vienna
Symphonic Library
San
Francisco's Exploratorium |
ScienceNewsOnline:
"offers an entertaining, multimedia excursion into the science of
music.
Visit a virtual kitchen to sample some appliance sounds. Use video of a
step dancer to compose music. Discover how various cultures around the
world create musical instruments out of everyday objects. Try out a
sound
mixer and much more."
Eavesdropping
on the Music of the Brain
New Scientist
The
Irrelevance of Absolute Pitch to Music Science |
1729.com/blog/AbsolutePitch
SODA
BOTTLE MUSIC - Science Experiment, Science Project
|
LessonPlansPage
Music,
Science, and Analogies: Teaching the Philosophy of Science with
Non-Scientific
Examples | Edward Slowik | University
of
Alaska Fairbanks
Science
News for Kids: Feature: Project Music | From hard
rock
to country and classical, music comes into play in several
award-winning
science projects
About
Bose
-
For
Educators - In Harmony with Education |
created
by a team of music, science, and math educators led by MENC
The
Department of Music Science and Art | University of
Macedonia, was founded under the 363/20.9.96 Presidential Decree, and
accepted
its first students in 1998-1999.
Did
Neanderthals invent music? - Science - MSNBC.com | An
expert
on prehistory contends that early hominids developed a musical culture
that has left traces deeply embedded in modern humankind
The
History of Rock Music. Science Group: biography, discography
|
Science
Group
is the project of Yugoslavia-born composer and
pianist
Stevan-Kovacs Tickmayer
Music
Science Research Projects |
phys.unsw.edu.au/~jw/musicphysics
| Music science has practical interest for musicians, who often
ask:
Is it possible for musicians who are not physicists to do graduate
research
study (PhD, MSc, other) that involves the practical techniques of the
Music
Acoustics Lab?
Music
-Science Live Show "UNIVERSE" | All music used in
Science
Live Show "UNIVERSE" is specially composed for this show. |
Background
music and jingles are made for almost all corners, and for opening and
ending besides.
Music
- Science-Fiction & Fantasy forums | Music,
Page
- Music discussions - like and dislikes, favourite artists and bands
Scientists
uncover secrets of didgeridoo music - Science - MSNBC.com
| t's easy to produce a simple sound, but virtuoso didgeridoo
playing
involves tricky breathing and a certain way of opening the vocal tract,
Existing
Music Science | PDF
Guitarist
Hopes To Play Again With The Help of Bionic Hand |
Slahdot.org | Posted by samzenpus |
What
is Music? / Solving a Scientific Mystery | What
Kind
of Science is Music Science?
“The
Music of the Spheres: Music, Science, and the Natural Order of the
Universe”
| Jamie James |
howstuffworks.com
| s music merely a compilation of enjoyable sounds, or does it
have
a more profound significance?
n.o.i.s.e.
- New Orleans Institute for Science Education | Using
music
to educate children about math and science
Sound-Byte
Math Music | ScienceNewsOnline
Music
in Science Fiction and Fantasy Films Essay |
thematic
material, star trek, classical music, science fiction films, space
based,
lord rings fellowship, rings fellowship
Incorporate
Music In Science | The activities incorporate
music,
science, social studies, math, reading, creative writing, technology,
art,
public speaking, and research skills.
Deaf
Today v2.0: Professor bridges music, science gap | This
week's
Q & A is with Kay Gfeller, a professor in the University of Iowa
School
of Music and the department of speech pathology and audiology. She also
is the director of the UI music therapy program and a member of the
Iowa
Cochlear Implant Team.
A
MUSIC - SCIENCE CONNECTION / (Instruments of the Orchestra)
|
ABSTRACT:
This
unit will review and introduce the
families
of musical instruments. We will review and increase our knowledge of
the
string and percussion families previously introduced in Grades 1 and 2.
Students will be introduced to the woodwind and brass families of
instruments.
We will link this to the study of sound found in the science area of
the
Grade 3 sequence. Through listening, viewing, singing, experimentation
and the creation of their own instruments, students will make the
connection
of music and the science of sound.
Music,
science and history: ParisTech | Our perception of
the world centres around images and sounds. This course (which is
matched
by a course on colour, material and perception) seeks to depict,
through
the example of music in its historical dimension, the interactions that
can exist between an art and the sciences and techniques that are
related
to it.
Download
Science (Jesper Dahlback Remix) - Jori Hulkkonen Mp3 |
MP3
2006 Electronica
Virtual
instruments let disabled kids make music - Science | Dave's
Imaginary Sound Space | A Virtual Playground for Audio
and Music Enthusiasts
What
is Music? Links | This page contains links to web
sites
and information likely to be of interest to anyone interested in music
science.
Physics
of Music - Science Kit and Boreal Laboratories | Make
some
music and learn about acoustics with this fun kit developed by Griff
Jones.
Music
information retrieval or MIR is the interdisciplinary science
of
retrieving information from music | Wikipedia
Robot Band Plays
Music, Obsesses About Its
Fans
Wired
Robots
Pass Musical Turing Test | Wired
-
By Eliot Van Buskirk | "The Robotic Musicianship Group at
Georgia
Tech Center for Music Technology just blew our minds with some videos
depicting
robots playing music with real people"
The
Experimental Music Studio | digital signal
processing,
musical sonification, synthesis, and the the interdisciplinary study of
music, science and mathematics
Music
cognition is an interdisciplinary field involving such
disparate
areas as cognitive science, music theory, psychology, musicology,
neuroscience,
computer science, philosophy, etc. The field aspires to account for the
underlying mental processes that occur when people listen to music or
perform
music | Wikipedia
Sound
culture | is an interdisciplinary field of studies
which considers the "the material production and consumption of music,
sound, noise and silence, and how these have changed throughout history
and within different societies, but does this from a much broader
perspective
then standard disciplines"
Wikipedia
Biomusicology
is the study of music from a biological point of view
|
Wikipedia
List
of genres of music: A-F | Wikipedia
CNMAT
| The Center for New Music and Audio Technologies is a
multidisciplinary
research center within University of California, Berkeley Department of
Music.
Wikipedia
The
Sounds of Science | is the first Beastie Boys
anthology
(composed of two CDs). Retail release comes with a tri fold sleeve
which
displays the majority of the band's album covers and a booklet
describing
the origin behind each song. | Wikipedia
Definition
of Music | Wikipedia
Computer
Music Center | Wikipedia
New
Interfaces for Musical Expression | Wikipedia
THEREMYN_4
| is an electronic music acts from the Peruvian music scene since
late 1990s | Wikipedia
Experimental
rock or Avant Rock | is a type of rock and roll
which
experiments with the basic elements of the genre, and/or which pushes
the
boundaries of common composition and performance technique
|
Wikipedia
Experience
Music Project | is a museum of music history
founded
by Paul Allen, the co-founder of Microsoft, located on the campus of
Seattle,
Washington's Seattle Center | Wikipedia
Jamming
at the Speed of Light | New P2P software lets
musicians
collaborate in real time on the web without the familiar digital
hiccups
of the past. By Mike Kobrin | Wired
Make
Beautiful Brain Music | Featuring music made by
telescopes,
brain waves and the International Space Station, the Future of Sound
showcases,
well, the future of sound. By Robert Andrews
Sound
Recognition Comes to Music Search | The music
search
technology works by extracting several features from the tune, such as
speech, pitch, tempo, and the location of pauses in the song.
Global
Collaborative Music Experiment - Posted by kdawson
/ SlashDot
Evolutionary
musical organism | Bacterial Orchestra is a
self-organizing
evolutionary musical organism made of audio cells. Every cell
-consisting
of microphone and a loudspeaker- listens to its surroundings and picks
up sounds trying to play them back in sync with what it hears
Make
Beautiful Brain Music | Wired
| Featuring music made by telescopes, brain waves and the
International
Space Station, the Future of Sound showcases, well, the future of
sound.
By Robert Andrews
'Revolutionary'
Glove Could Rehabilitate Guitarist's Hand |
Wired
- By Eliot Van Buskirk | "SaeboFlex glove
"allows
the neurologically impaired individuals the ability to incorporate
their
hand functionally in therapy and at home by supporting the weakened
wrist,
hand, and fingers."" |
Music
Science Fair Projects and Experiments
Wired
| From
Crypto to Jazz
| * A new jazz album draws on cryptography and number
theory for its riffs and rhythms. Listen to saxophonist Rudresh
Mahanthappa's
melodies with audio clips of digits turned into notes. By Alexander
Gelfand
BBC
| Air guitar
T-shirt
rocks for real
| Richard Helmer using the wearable instrument shirt |
Australian
scientists have created a T-shirt that allows air guitarists to play
real
music - without resorting to a real guitar. |
Times
of India | Robot
that dances to iPod music | Unlike older Miuros, which
hit stores last August, the new prototype is fitted with software based
on what scientists call chaotic itinerancy |
MedIndia
|
People
With Physical Disabilities can Now Play Music With Their Nose!
|
The
new
"adaptive-use musical instrument" can be operated
merely
with the help of an inexpensive Web camera and specialised computer
software
|
Medical
News Today | Protein
Sequences Converted Into Classical Music By UCLA Molecular Biologists
Daily
Exhumation | The
RIAA's Worst Nightmare: Computers That Understand Music
|
"Christopher Raphael of Indiana University demonstrated a system that
can
understand live music well enough to accompany a musician. " |
MIT
|
MIT
conference on creativity, ownership and collaboration in the digital age
|
Collaboration
and Collective Intelligence | Copyright,
Fair Use and the Cultural Commons | Learning
through Remixing |
Wired
|
The
Mutant Trumpeter
| Ben Neill is using a schizophrenic trumpet to create art music
for the people
Wired
|
Digital
Undeground
|
The
Geometry of Music | MagPortal |
Borrowing
some of the mathematics that string theorists invented to plumb the
secrets
of the physical universe, a Princeton University composer has found a
way
to represent the universe of all possible musical chords in
graphic
form.
Musical
Illusions | MagPortal | An auditory
phenomenon
that resembles a familiar optical illusion sheds light on how our
brains
process sound
Video:
Honda's Asimo Robot Conducts Detroit Symphony Orchestra
|
Wired - By Eliot Van Buskirk
Robots
React To Flora, Fauna with Zen-Like Music |
Wired
- By Eliot Van Buskirk |
The
sound that shouldn’t be
|
NoiseAddicts.com | "Mari Kimura is a New York composer and
virtuoso violinist whose music includes haunting low notes on the
violin
called “subharmonics.” …Problem is, these sounds aren’t
supposed
to be possible." |
Strange
and mysterious sounds from the earth
|
NoiseAddicts
'The
physics of music, the music of physics'
| Frank Munger's Atomic City Underground | "Each
concert
will incorporate four things: a presentation of the physics properties
of musical instruments; a collaboration between the instruments of
music
and the instruments of physics; a work tied to a past physicist, and a
new composition honoring the same physicist." |
Music
Science at UNSW | An introduction to the physics of
music. Includes information about decibels, acoustic impedance, vocal
tract
acoustics, acoustics of specific instruments, the physics of bell
plates,
and more. In addition to the basics, each section has links to related
sites. From the University of New South Wales School of Physics |
Beatles
Unknown "A Hard Day's Night" Chord Mystery Solved Using Fourier
Transform
| scientificblogging.com
|
"It’s
the
most famous chord in rock 'n' roll, an instantly
recognizable
twang rolling through the open strings on George Harrison’s 12-string
Rickenbacker.
It evokes a Pavlovian response from music fans" |
Geek Music Interview: My Robot Friend
-
By
Curtis
Silver @ Wired
beamz Music System Lets You Compose A Symphony With
The Power Of Lasers
Wired
|
