Time and music (III) : General Musical Grammars

Listen to audio

For copyright reasons, this video is not available on our website. However, you can view it on our YouTube channel by clicking on this link:

https://youtu.be/7QMIqIE8n1E?si=bXuhzo8oyLE_3EMD

How can we control the rules of successivity in components? How can we preserve a structure while constantly renewing its components? Is it possible to design new syntaxes in music? For this last problem, I have devised a system of Generative Musical Grammars that first relies on a morphological description of gestures, motifs and figures, then assembles these into structural and formal entities.

Time and music (III) : General Musical Grammars

Speaker(s)

Philippe Manoury

Events

Rethinking forms (I) : Writing sound

Rethinking shapes (II) : Spatial shapes

Space in music

Rethinking shapes (III) : The emergence of shapes

The emergence of shapes in nature

Rethinking forms (IV) : The " Thinkspiel ", a new th…

Time and music (I) : Musical memory and historical memory

Musical memory, historical memory

Time and music (II) : Temporal forms

Temporal organization in narration

Time and music (III) : General Musical Grammars

Time and music (IV) : Composing... in real and delayed time

Synchronous languages : programming time and events as we think them

Antescofo. Tempus Ex Machina

See also