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Part I 29 Part II 109 Part III 179 List of Figures 11 Preface 12 Introduction 14 Touch: Real, Apparent, and Absent: On Bodily Expression in Electronic Music 30 How Things Fall Apart: Alteration of Body in Music and Dance 51 What Would Disembodied Music Even Be? 72 Embodying the Sonic Invisible: Sketching a Corporeal Ontology of Musical Interaction 81 Seeing Sound, Hearing Movement: Multimodal Expression and Haptic Illusions in the Virtual Sonic Envi 94 ich und du: On the Relation between Body Image and Sound Structure in Contemporary Music 110 Isabel Mundry’s Ich und Du and the Elusiveness of Musical Meaning: Variations on Music, Body, Struct 125 Two Kinds of Physicality in Electronic and Traditional Music 145 Objective Music: Traditions of Soundmaking without Human Expression 165 Embodied Generative Music 180 Live Electronic Music or Living Electronic Music? 194 Digital Music, Relational Ontologies and Social Forms 212 JND: An Artistic Experiment in Bodily Experience as Research 232 Contributors 257 Bibliography 266 Index 280 Frank Gehry, Experience Music Project, Seattle, Washington. 74 Isabel Mundry, Ich und Du, b. 1 ƒ. 131 Isabel Mundry, Ich und Du, b. 140 ƒ. 133 Isabel Mundry,
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- Wei Zhi
- Publisher
- Taylor and Francis
- Language
- EN
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