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Title: Musiques Formelles Author: Iannis Xenakis Publisher: La Revue Musicale Year: 1963 Pages: 233 Musiques Formelles is certainly a fundamental book to explore the artistic career of Iannis Xenakis, and represents an important milestone for the historical path of computer music.

Iannis Xenakis – Musiques Formelles

June 14, 2014 in READ tagged Iannis Xenakis by Alex Di Nunzio (updated on July 21, 2014)

Title: The Music of My Time Authoress: Joan Peyser Publisher: Pro/Am Music Resources Year: 1995 Pages: 474 Musicologist, biographer, journalist for the New York Times, the first woman to head the journal The American Quarterly (1977/1984), Joan Peyser, who died in 2011, was an important figure in contemporary musicology in the United States.

Joan Peyser – The Music of My Time

September 1, 2014 in READ tagged Pierre Boulez / Vladimir Ussachevsky by Alex Di Nunzio

Title: The Development and Practice of Electronic Music Edited by: Jon Appleton, Ronald Perera Publisher: Prentice-Hall Year: 1975 Pages: 384 Some interesting electronic music personalities gathered together for this book edited by Jon Appleton and Ronald Perera, with a large part which includes computer music.

Jon Appleton, Ronald Perera – The Development and Practice of ...

December 1, 2013 in READ tagged Computer Music / Music 360 / Otto Luening by Alex Di Nunzio (updated on December 1, 2013)

thumb_midi — Title: MIDI: A Comprehensive Introduction Author: Joseph Rothstein Publisher: A-R Editions Year: 1995 Page: 268 Series: The Computer Music Digital Audio Series, Vol. 7 The book by Joseph Rothstein has been for a long time an important reference for those involved in computer music and interested in learning or improve […]

Joseph Rothstein – MIDI: A Comprehensive Introduction

February 22, 2012 in READ tagged Midi by Alex Di Nunzio (updated on August 28, 2014)

Title: Experimental Music: Composition With an Electronic Computer Authors: Lejaren Hiller, Leonard Isaacson Publisher: McGraw-Hill Year: 1959 Pages: 214 In 1956 Lejaren Hiller, a composer born chemist, suggested that a computer, properly programmed, it could be used as a support tool for composing music.

Lejaren Hiller, Leonard Isaacson – Experimental Music: Composition With an ...

July 8, 2014 in READ tagged Experimental Music / Illiac Suite / Lejaren Hiller by Alex Di Nunzio (updated on July 8, 2014)

massimo-mila-luigi-nono-nulla-di-oscuro-tra-di-noi — Title: Nulla di oscuro tra di noi Writings of: Massimo Mila, Luigi Nono, Giulio Einaudi Edited by: Angela Ida De Benedictis, Veniero Rizzardi Publisher: Il Saggiatore Year: 2010 Pages: 365 I read this book like a novel. An exchange of letters between two personalities crucial to the Italian culture of […]

Massimo Mila, Luigi Nono – Nulla di oscuro tra di ...

January 27, 2014 in READ tagged Luigi Nono by Alex Di Nunzio (updated on June 24, 2014)

thumb_technology_of_computer_music — Title: The Technology of Computer Music Author: Max Mathews (in collaboration with Joan Miller, Richard Moore, John Pierce, Jean-Claude Risset) Edition: The MIT Press Year: 1969 Pages: 188 For a long time, The Techonology of computer Music was a reference text for most of the pubblications in computer music prior […]

Max Mathews – The Technology of Computer Music

March 26, 2012 in READ tagged Bell Labs / Max Mathews / Music V by Alex Di Nunzio (updated on June 26, 2013)

Title: The Music of Csirac, Australia’s First Computer Music Author: Paul Doornbusch Publisher: Common Ground Publishing Year: 2005 Pages: 102 Attachment: Cd/Rom The story told in this book was born almost by accident, roughly around 1998, when Paul Doornbusch, Australian composer and expert in computer music, reading of the death […]

Paul Doornbusch – The Music of Csirac

January 30, 2015 in READ tagged Computer Music History / CSIRAC by Alex Di Nunzio (updated on February 9, 2015)

thumb-peter-manning-electronic-and-computer-music — Title: Electronic and Computer Music Author: Peter Manning Publisher: Oxford University Press Year: 2013 (4th edition) Pages: 544 Peter Manning is author of a book become rapidly a reference text for those interested in electronic music as well as computer music, to which Manning devote a large section of his book.

Peter Manning – Electronic and Computer Music

November 2, 2013 in READ tagged Computer Music / Peter Manning by Alex Di Nunzio (updated on June 15, 2018)

Title: The Virtual Sound Authors: Riccardo Bianchini, Alessandro Cipriani Edition: ConTempo Year: 1998 Pages: 603 Attachment: CD-Rom The Virtual Sound by Bianchini and Cipriani can be considered, along with The Csound Book by Richard Boulanger, a reference text for those interested in computer music and the use of Csound, the […]

Riccardo Bianchini, Alessandro Cipriani – The Virtual Sound

February 28, 2012 in READ tagged Alessandro Cipriani / Barry Vercoe / Csound / Riccardo Bianchini by Alex Di Nunzio (updated on June 26, 2013)

Title: The Csound Book Edited by: Richard Boulanger Edition: The MIT Press Year: 2000 Pages: 740 Attachment: 2 CD-Rom Writtem through the contribution of numerous sound designers, this book is the reference text for all those who compose or are interested in composing music through Csound, the software developed in […]

Richard Boulanger – The Csound Book

February 2, 2012 in READ tagged Barry Vercoe / Csound by Alex Di Nunzio (updated on June 26, 2013)

thumb_elements_of_computer_music — Author: Richard F. Moore Title: Elements of Computer Music Edition: Prentice-Hall Published: 1990 Pages: 560 Richard Moore’s book is one of the basic texts for the many aspects of digital audio. Characterized by extreme clarity of presentation, this book is a basic introduction, as it is also understood from the […]

Richard Moore – Elements of Computer Music

June 9, 2010 in READ tagged Cmusic / Computer Music / Richard Moore by Alex Di Nunzio (updated on June 26, 2013)