Nature in electroacoustic music
Apostolos Loufopoulos
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Apostolos Loufopoulos
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This thesis accompanies the six submitted works, focusing on the utilisation of nature as a compositional factor, and its appreciation in the context of electroacoustic music. Apart from providing a separate discussion of each work. the thesis introduces a theoretical framework, where nature is defined in different types and sources, and where the idea of `naturalness' within a musical context is approached through an examination of certain sound-behaviours. Reference is \nmade to compositional methods used in the six works.
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This thesis accompanies the six submitted works, focusing on the utilisation of nature as a compositional factor, and its appreciation in the context of electroacoustic music. Apart from providing a separate discussion of each work. the thesis introduces a theoretical framework, where nature is defined in different types and sources, and where the idea of `naturalness' within a musical context is approached through an examination of certain sound-behaviours. Reference is \nmade to compositional methods used in the six works.
Key concepts: Electroacoustic music, Context (archaeology), Naturalness, Musical, Sound (geography), Timbre, Art, Aesthetics