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Set Theory Objects: Abstractions for Computer-Aided Analysis and Composition of Serial and Atonal Music / Edition 1
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Set Theory Objects: Abstractions for Computer-Aided Analysis and Composition of Serial and Atonal Music / Edition 1
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Set Theory Objects: Abstractions for Computer-Aided Analysis and Composition of Serial and Atonal Music / Edition 1
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Set Theory is both the most important and most difficult contribution to 20th century music analysis and composition of the last forty years.
Set Theory Objects
provides a comprehensive introduction to this theory and its practice, explaining the concepts and terminology used precisely and understandably. Computers are a valuable tool in set theoretic work. This book not only provides a survey of currently available software, it also describes the development of a new program for set theoretical applications. Particular attention is paid to the strategies followed in designing the program to make it a truly usable tool for musicians, regardless of their technical sophistication. Thus, this book is not only of interest to musicians, but can serve as a case study in human interface design.
Set Theory Objects
provides a comprehensive introduction to this theory and its practice, explaining the concepts and terminology used precisely and understandably. Computers are a valuable tool in set theoretic work. This book not only provides a survey of currently available software, it also describes the development of a new program for set theoretical applications. Particular attention is paid to the strategies followed in designing the program to make it a truly usable tool for musicians, regardless of their technical sophistication. Thus, this book is not only of interest to musicians, but can serve as a case study in human interface design.