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A breakthrough in modern composition, as a result of the technological advances of Ableton Live and Max/MSP.

Content Timestamps:

00:20 - My Story
02:33 - Brief History
06:11 - Bound by Mindsets
09:08 - History of Integration
11:54 - Playing with the System
15:28 - Breaking the Series into Functional Segments

18:40 - Experiments

18:41 - 1. Polyrhythm (explanation)
19:44 - 1. Polyrhythm (demonstration)

21:45 - 2. Rhythm, Bass (explanation)
23:00 - 2. Rhythm, Bass (demonstration)

25:07 - 3. Harmonic Progression (explanation)
26:19 - 3. Harmonic Progression (demonstration)

28:31 - 4. Spectral Melody (explanation)
28:47 - 4. Spectral Melody (demonstration)

31:04 - 5. Chromatic, Serial (explanation)
32:13 - 5. Chromatic, Serial (demonstration)

32:52 - 6. Diatonic, Chromatic, Microtonal, Serial (explanation)
34:57 - 6. Diatonic, Chromatic, Microtonal, Serial (demonstration)

35:55 - 7. Microtonal Ornamental Melody (explanation)
36:48 - 7. Microtonal Ornamental Melody (demonstration)

39:00 - 8. Microtonal Scaler (explanation)
40:12 - 8. Microtonal Scaler (demonstration)

41:44 - 9. Full Range (explanation)
42:09 - 9. Full Range (demonstration)

45:29 - 10. Through-composed (explanation)
46:15 - 10. Through-composed (demonstration)

47:20 - Parting Words

Links:

Spotify (full collection of experiments) - https://open.spotify.com/album/0wr5CH...
Integrated Frequency Article - https://lowell-hohstadt.squarespace.c...

Bibliography:

Paul Griffiths, Modern Music and After, 3rd edition (New York: Oxford University Press, 2010)
Henry Cowell, New Musical Resources (New York: Cambridge University Press, 1996) Benjamin Dwyer, György Ligeti, of Foreign Lands and Strange Sounds (Rochester: Boydell Press, 2011)
Kyle Gann, The Music of Conlon Nancarrow (New York: Cambridge University Press, 1995)