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Sound and movie examples – issue 20(2)

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  07 July 2015

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Sound and Movie
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Organised Sound , Volume 20 , Special Issue 2: Sound Art and Music, Historical Continuum and Mimetic Fissures , August 2015 , pp. 276
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© Cambridge University Press 2015 

Sound and Movie examples from issue 20(2) can already be found online at the journal’s website: www.journals.cambridge.org/OSO. Examples for the whole volume will be supplied on DVD with issue 20(3) when it is published in late 2015.

Rob Casey

Developing a Phenomenological Approach to Music Notation

4 Sound examples – all from I Remember It Was Yellow (2013) by Rob Casey

Sound example 1: Audio Image 1 – 1′00″

Sound example 2: Audio Image 2 – 00′58″

Sound example 3: Audio Image 3 – 00′44″

Sound example 4: Audio Image 4 – 00′48″

Adam Basanta

Extending Musical Form Outwards in Space and Time: Compositional strategies in sound art and audiovisual installations

5 Video examples

Video example 1: Audiovisual spatial ‘chords’ in Neoson by Chris Ziegler and Paul Modler – 0′47″ (provided with kind permission by the artists)

Video example 2: Audiovisual trajectory in Forest 2 – cellular automaton by Chris Ziegler – 0′10″ (provided with kind permission by the artist)

Video example 3: Audiovisual trajectory in Neoson by Chris Ziegler and Paul Modler – 0′35″ (provided with kind permission by the artists)

Video example 4: Algorithmic development of audiovisual trajectories in Room Dynamics by Adam Basanta – 1′29″

Video example 5: Algorithmically controlled macro compositional structure in Room Dynamics by Adam Basanta – 2′30″