Dissertation/Thesis Abstract

Tabula Rasa: An Interactive Electroacoustic Work for Flute, Piano, Cello and Live Computer
by Bukvic, Ivica Ico, D.M.A., University of Cincinnati, 2005, 82; 10857140
Abstract (Summary)

Tabula rasa is a creative artistic endeavor in a form of a musical composition whose primary purpose is to produce an aurally and intellectually engaging work of art through cross-pollination of two seemingly disparate media. In order to establish series of inseparable aural and structural co-dependencies the piece is to utilize a real-time interaction between the traditionally trained acoustic chamber music ensemble consisting of flute, piano, and cello, and the modern day technology, namely computer.

Indexing (document details)
Advisor: Helmuth, Mara
Commitee:
School: University of Cincinnati
Department: Music : Composition
School Location: United States -- Ohio
Source: DAI-A 79/10(E), Dissertation Abstracts International
Source Type: DISSERTATION
Subjects: Music
Keywords: Cello, Computer, Electroacoustic, Flute, Live, Music composition live interactive real-time electroacoustic electro-acoustic electronic ensemble flute piano cello computer dsp max/msp contemporary algorithmic, Piano, Rasa, Tabula, Work
Publication Number: 10857140
ISBN: 978-0-438-02260-7
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