Machine Music : A Media Archaeological Excavation
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| Title: | Machine Music : A Media Archaeological Excavation |
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| Description: | Sound and music is a product of technology. Whether we are enjoying a concert, working in a sound studio or listening with headphones on, technical equipment lays the foundation of our musical experience. In Machine Music. A Media Archaeological Excavation postdoc, composer and PhD Morten Riis tunes into normally undetected layers of music. Musical machines - be it ancient or modern instruments, computers, loudspeakers or amplifiers - are not just silent mediators of sounds. They all have their own unique voices. We simply have to learn to listen to them. |
| Authors: | Morten Riis |
| Resource Type: | eBook. |
| Subjects: | Music--Technological innovations, Music and technology, Electronic music--History and criticism |
| Categories: | MUSIC / Musical Instruments / General, MUSIC / Recording & Reproduction |
| Database: | eBook Collection (EBSCOhost) |
| Abstract: | Sound and music is a product of technology. Whether we are enjoying a concert, working in a sound studio or listening with headphones on, technical equipment lays the foundation of our musical experience. In Machine Music. A Media Archaeological Excavation postdoc, composer and PhD Morten Riis tunes into normally undetected layers of music. Musical machines - be it ancient or modern instruments, computers, loudspeakers or amplifiers - are not just silent mediators of sounds. They all have their own unique voices. We simply have to learn to listen to them. |
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| ISBN: | 9788771248005 9788771249477 |
