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1948 - Pierre Schaeffer - Etude aux chemins de fer (trains)
Musique concréte = fixed - created from recorded sounds and synthesized sounds
1954 - Stockhausen - Studie II
Elektronische Musik = fixed - based solely on the production and manipulation of electronically produced sounds rather than recorded sounds
1970 - Mario Davidovsky - Synchronism No.6
"One of the central ideas of these pieces is the search to find ways of embedding both the acoustic and the electronic into a single, coherent musical and aesthetic space." - Davidovsky
Tape music = fixed
1986 - Barry Traux - Riverrun
entirely created using granular synthesis
Tape music = fixed
1988 - Philippe Manoury - Pluton
live processing = interactive
MIDI and audio from piano to the computer
1988 - Paul Lansky - Nojustmoreidlechatter
“To my ear speech and song are not mutually exclusive: there is music in speech, and speech in song.” - Lansky
Lansky’s wife, Hannah MacKay, is the voice of this work
Notjustmoreidlechatter was made on a DEC MicroVaxII in 1988 using a technique known as Linear Predictive Coding, granular synthesis and a variety of stochastic mixing techniques
Tape music = fixed
1998 - Cort Lippe - Music for Hi-Hat and Computer starting at Section II (link to score)
2004 - Ă…ke Parmerud - La vie MĂ©canique
fixed
2010 - Tristen Perich - 1 bit symphony
2012-14 - Jonty Harrison - Some of its Parts
2018 - Elainie Lillios - Undertow
bass clarinet and live, interactive electronics
live processing = interactive (using Max software)
2019 - Adrian Moore - Audiogentry
acousmatic (fixed ... evolved from musique concréte)
2021 - Sarah Belle Reid - Studio Concert - Music for Trumpet, Voice, & Electronics
two interactive electroacoustic works
2021 - Elliott Lupp - STRIX
fixed (basically a "tape piece")
ScoreFollower and Incipitisfy YouTube channels. Here's the owner describing the two channels:
They are simply different channels started by different people that are now owned by the score follower team. Incipitsify was given to the person behind score follower in 2015, necessitating additional members to help upkeep both of the channels, along with the channel mediated scores. We chose to keep the channels separate for multiple reasons—one of which being that upon ownership transfer, we had to go through all of the incipitsify videos and secure permissions and/or delete videos that did not follow our guidelines. We also did not want to zero-out views/likes and create hundreds of dead links by taking down incipitsify and Re-uploading to score follower. There’s no conscious aesthetic difference, although it is worth noting that score follower focuses on works from the last 10 years, and has a once-per-week upload schedule, while incipitsify is regarded as a larger archival repository with an upload schedule of twice per week.
Electrothéque music database (Baylor subscription)