Modal systematics is a new theory of modal music based on a model inspired by maqâm theories of the 2Oth century: the author expands the quarter-tone representation of modal structure developed mainly by Erlanger (1930ies) and integrates it into a global combinatory theory which allows numerous theoretical projections. The intervals of modal music are considered to be approximate multiples of the quarter-tone interval, within a range from one semi-tone to one and a half tone. Specific studies of pentatonic and heptatonic systems are carried, and a general model of scale generation is proposed in the thesis; the model brings new explanations of some fundamentals of music, particularly concerning the constitution of pentatonic and heptatonic ...
Cette thèse étudie l’impact de l’introduction de propriétés musicales dans les modèles d’...
Since the time of Pythagoras (c.550BC), mathematicians interested in music have asked, “What governs...
Maqam is a melodic material of the Near East, Middle East and Anatolian traditional musics as one of...
Modal systematics is a new theory of modal music based on a model inspired by maqâm theories of the ...
The period 1250-1300 witnessed the emergence of a corpus of musical theory which was to provide a fr...
The PhD research involves the adaptation and expansion of Lerdahl's & Jackendoff’s Generative Theory...
The topic of this thesis is the properties of scales and modes other than the familiar major and min...
Loin de prétendre à l’exhaustivité, cette thèse présente un premier essai visant à une compréhension...
Musical scales may be interpreted as specific increasing sequences of real numbers. Periodic scales,...
Abstract: In the 5th century A.D. Boethius translates the Greek terms tonos and tropos into the Lati...
International audienceThe reason for having eight notes in one octave is an arbitrary concept. There...
Cette thèse propose une collection des nouveaux outils pour la représentation musicale. Ces modèles ...
This article examined, in a cursory form, the standardized ways of harmonizing predominantly modal m...
Tonality is one of the most central theoretical concepts for the analysis of Western classical music...
Modes of limited transposition are musical modes originally conceived by the French composer Olivier...
Cette thèse étudie l’impact de l’introduction de propriétés musicales dans les modèles d’...
Since the time of Pythagoras (c.550BC), mathematicians interested in music have asked, “What governs...
Maqam is a melodic material of the Near East, Middle East and Anatolian traditional musics as one of...
Modal systematics is a new theory of modal music based on a model inspired by maqâm theories of the ...
The period 1250-1300 witnessed the emergence of a corpus of musical theory which was to provide a fr...
The PhD research involves the adaptation and expansion of Lerdahl's & Jackendoff’s Generative Theory...
The topic of this thesis is the properties of scales and modes other than the familiar major and min...
Loin de prétendre à l’exhaustivité, cette thèse présente un premier essai visant à une compréhension...
Musical scales may be interpreted as specific increasing sequences of real numbers. Periodic scales,...
Abstract: In the 5th century A.D. Boethius translates the Greek terms tonos and tropos into the Lati...
International audienceThe reason for having eight notes in one octave is an arbitrary concept. There...
Cette thèse propose une collection des nouveaux outils pour la représentation musicale. Ces modèles ...
This article examined, in a cursory form, the standardized ways of harmonizing predominantly modal m...
Tonality is one of the most central theoretical concepts for the analysis of Western classical music...
Modes of limited transposition are musical modes originally conceived by the French composer Olivier...
Cette thèse étudie l’impact de l’introduction de propriétés musicales dans les modèles d’...
Since the time of Pythagoras (c.550BC), mathematicians interested in music have asked, “What governs...
Maqam is a melodic material of the Near East, Middle East and Anatolian traditional musics as one of...