Dissociation and interference in composers’ stories about music: the renewal of musical discourse

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Impett, J. 2021. Dissociation and interference in composers’ stories about music: the renewal of musical discourse. in: Impett, J. (ed.) Sound works: Composition as critical technical practice Leuven, Belgium Leuven University Press.
Chapter titleDissociation and interference in composers’ stories about music: the renewal of musical discourse
AuthorsImpett, J.
Abstract

A generation ago, Philip Agre responded to a discourse-gap in his own area of artificial intelligence (AI) with an approach he termed Critical Technical Practice (CTP) (Agre 1997a). I will show how composition (in the broad sense described above) has much in common with the computational design Agre was discussing, and that the CTP he proposed might provide important indications for the development of more common, constructive and critical discourse in and around the creation of music.

Research GroupMusic group
Book titleSound works: Composition as critical technical practice
EditorsImpett, J.
PublisherLeuven University Press
Place of publicationLeuven, Belgium
SeriesOrpheus Institute Series
ISBN
Hardcover9789462702585
Electronic9789461663665
Publication dates
Print30 Nov 2021
Online30 Nov 2021
Publication process dates
Deposited06 Jan 2021
Accepted01 May 2020
Output statusIn press
Web address (URL)https://lup.be/products/129486?_pos=1&_sid=c64baaab3&_ss=r
LanguageEnglish
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