oh hey just in case
Aleatoric music is now the most linked Wikipedia page ever
So is bouncing a rubber ball inside a piano considered aleatoric?
VCMG wrote:
So is bouncing a rubber ball inside a piano considered aleatoric?
I believe that might follow a geometric sequence but it will probably sound pretty random ;-)
So it's okay for this theme then?
Lol I'm pretty sure you won't get disqualified for it O.o
i'll let my cat play this weeks entry
chillmatic wrote:
i'll let my cat play this weeks entry
that can pretty much be a theme of its own though...
I'm going to write a piece about the universe using different dimensions and measurements to create a series of musical measures that I will then arrange using dice. I will also use dice to determine the key.
Last edited by Gnarlysunshine (April 10, 2012 7:57 pm)
The rubber ball would be aleatoric, yes.
I'd be into this, but seeing as I'm attempting to cork my speaker this week, I'm not sure how I can write Aleatoric music for it.
^^^
Last edited by Poppi (April 15, 2012 2:19 pm)
I almost always make aleatoric music, this will be second nature to me
see also graphic notation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphic_notation
let's interpret this 
^^^
Last edited by Poppi (April 15, 2012 2:19 pm)