The New Compositional Lexicon: "Bevoluction"

 

Bevoluction (noun): The spontaneous emergence of multiple layers of evolving notation that simultaneously interact, collide, and morph within a compositional framework, rendering the score as a living organism. In Bevoluction, the composer instigates a system of self-generating musical symbols, where visual, tactile, and sonic elements continuously reconfigure themselves, defying fixed representation. As the score progresses, it experiences an evolution of form, not bound by static intentions but driven by the perpetual flux of alternative notational methods such as typography, sculptural forms, combustion, and abstract iconography.