Saturday, September 17, 2016
Recording: "An Edible Sea Urchin Named Ulysses" for 2.5 String Quartets and Sonic Physibles.
"An Edible Sea Urchin Named Ulysses"
for 2.5 String Quartets and Sonic Physibles.
Recorded at Paolo Soleri’s Arcosanti, Arizona, USA.
Bil Smith Composer
On the significance of indeterminism for the problem of freedom of the will, I see it as, at best, not in contradiction to freedom, but possibly compromising responsibility, which requires causality.
With that, new launches are entering into a radically more competitive
sonic ecosystem. Two point five string quartets say nothing of the expenditure of thought, which could have been applied to more important problems. (But were not).
Bil Smith Composer
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Friday, September 16, 2016
Thursday, September 15, 2016
Experiments with New Music Tablatures based on Frobenius Algebra (Guitar, Timpani, Trombone)
There has been a resurgence of interest in Frobenius algebras in recent years due to applications in coding theory.
On this note we consider the connections between hyperplanes and ideals in Frobenius and symmetric algebras over commutative rings.
This allows us to develop a succinct, coordinate-free proof of a result of T. Nakayama that determines when the quotient of a symmetric algebra over a field is again symmetric. As a corollary, we show the class of central symmetric algebras is identical to the class of central simple algebras.
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
"Liberating Sounds: Lachenmann"
"Liberating Sounds: Philosophical Perspectives on the Music of Lachenmann"
By Abigail Heatlicote
Thesis (288pp.)
Sunday, September 11, 2016
LNM Editions. The Publishing Arm of Laboratorie New Music
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| 'Forjhenna' (Excerpt) |
Scores will be available from LNM composers at our new site
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| 'Lodestar One' (excerpt) |
Scores will be available from LNM composers at our new site beginning September 1, 2015
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