The discussion about the uses of the concept “musical object” highlights the difficulties of the project – put forward by Pierre Schaeffer (1966) – of basing its definition on the idea of “objet sonore”. Moreover, the proposal to assimilate the functions of the “objet sonore” to those fulfilled by a “musical work” turns out to be no less problematic. A new definition is proposed: a musical object is a social object resulting from the inscription of perceived sound(s), or of the acoustic event(s)/object(s), in a reference system recognized as “musical” by a group of (minimally) two people
International audienceThe inchoateness of “music” has led to two types of approach: reductionism and...
International audienceThe inchoateness of “music” has led to two types of approach: reductionism and...
Pierre Schaeffer, Concrete Music and Human Communication Between spoken language and image percepti...
The discussion about the uses of the concept “musical object” highlights the difficulties of the pro...
While the terms ‘musical object ’ and ‘sonic object’ (sometimes ‘music object ’ and ‘sound object’...
Cette thèse porte sur le concept d’objet sonore, élaboré par le fondateur du mouvement esthétique no...
On the terminological, ontological, perceptual, phenomenological, psychological, and musical-histori...
In the late 1940s and early 1950s, there emerged a radically new kind of music based on recorded env...
The aim of this paper is to propose an idea of musical phenomenon as event rather than as object. Mu...
National audienceL'objet sonore n'existe pas sans la notion phénoménologique d'écoute réduite. Elle ...
The work explores the complex relationship between architectural space, sound and memory. Each piece...
The present article aims to facilitate the understanding of the Typology and the Morphology of the s...
Sylvie Dallet, Pierre Schaeffer and the Revolution of Concrete Music Concrete music appears in the t...
‘Pierre Schaeffer's Typo-Morphology of Sonic Objects’ proposes to present to the English-speaking re...
Since the middle of the 20th century, electro-acoustic music has become very important in the contem...
International audienceThe inchoateness of “music” has led to two types of approach: reductionism and...
International audienceThe inchoateness of “music” has led to two types of approach: reductionism and...
Pierre Schaeffer, Concrete Music and Human Communication Between spoken language and image percepti...
The discussion about the uses of the concept “musical object” highlights the difficulties of the pro...
While the terms ‘musical object ’ and ‘sonic object’ (sometimes ‘music object ’ and ‘sound object’...
Cette thèse porte sur le concept d’objet sonore, élaboré par le fondateur du mouvement esthétique no...
On the terminological, ontological, perceptual, phenomenological, psychological, and musical-histori...
In the late 1940s and early 1950s, there emerged a radically new kind of music based on recorded env...
The aim of this paper is to propose an idea of musical phenomenon as event rather than as object. Mu...
National audienceL'objet sonore n'existe pas sans la notion phénoménologique d'écoute réduite. Elle ...
The work explores the complex relationship between architectural space, sound and memory. Each piece...
The present article aims to facilitate the understanding of the Typology and the Morphology of the s...
Sylvie Dallet, Pierre Schaeffer and the Revolution of Concrete Music Concrete music appears in the t...
‘Pierre Schaeffer's Typo-Morphology of Sonic Objects’ proposes to present to the English-speaking re...
Since the middle of the 20th century, electro-acoustic music has become very important in the contem...
International audienceThe inchoateness of “music” has led to two types of approach: reductionism and...
International audienceThe inchoateness of “music” has led to two types of approach: reductionism and...
Pierre Schaeffer, Concrete Music and Human Communication Between spoken language and image percepti...