Network performance
By: editor, Peter Nelson ; issue editor, Pedro Rebelo
Series: Contemporary music review -- v. 28, pt. 4/5; Contemporary music review -- v. 28, pt. 4-5.
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Basingstoke
Language: eng
Number of pages: 495
Subjects: Music; Technological innovations; Social aspects; Computer networks
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Networked Music & Soundart Timeline : a panoramic view of practices and techniques related to sound transmission and distance listening / Jérôme Joy and Peter Sinclair; title: Network musics : play, engagement and the democratization of performance / David Kim-Boyle; title: Dramaturgy as a model for geographically displaced collaborations : views from within and views from without / Franziska Schroeder; title: Dramaturgy in the network / Pedro Rebelo; title: On the evolution of music notation in network music environments / Georg Hajdu and Nick Didkovsky; title: Not being there / Miller Puckette; title: Tapping into the internet as an acoustical/musical medium / Chris Chafe; title: The telematic music system : affordances for a new instrument to shape the music of tomorrow / Jonas Braasch; title: Networked music : low and high tech / Pauline Oliveros; title: Scores commissioned by the Deep Listening Institute for the Telematic Circle. Here right now / Monique Buzzarté ; Long distance sitting piece #2 : Untitled sit for multiple virtual bodies and you / Michelle Nagai ; Now...and then? / Kristin Norderval; title: Networked Music & Soundart Timeline (NMSAT) excerpts of Part one : Ancient and modern history, anticipatory literature and technical developments references / edited by Jérôme Joy.