ARTICLES



  • SpectraScore VR: Networkable virtual reality software tools for real-time composition and performance

    Benedict Eris Carey, NIME 2016.

  • Homenaje a Cervantes: for Violin, Computer and Projections

    Richard Hoadley, TENOR 2017 Proceedings.

  • Terraformation: for Violin or Viola and Computer

    Seth Shafer, TENOR 2017 Proceedings.

  • Timed Sequences: A Framework for Computer-Aided Composition with Temporal Structures

    Jeremie Garcia, Dimitri Bouche and Jean Bresson, TENOR 2017 Proceedings.

  • Performer Action Modeling in Real-Time Notation

    Seth Shafer, TENOR 2017 Proceedings.

  • Notated Control as Composed Liveness in Works for Digitally Extended Voice

    Kristina Warren, TENOR 2017 Proceedings.

  • SmartVox - A Web-Based Distributed Media Player as Notation Tool for Choral Practices

    Jonathan Bell and Benjamin Matuszewski, TENOR 2017 Proceedings.

  • An Architectural Approach to 3D Spatial Drum Notation

    Jeremy J. Ham, TENOR 2017 Proceedings.

  • The 3-D Score

    David Kim-Boyle, TENOR 2017 Proceedings.

  • A Combination of Graphic Notation and Micro-Tonal Pitch Notation in the Video Score of the Opera "The Cross of the Engaged"

    Christian Klinkenberg, TENOR 2018 Proceedings.

  • Reframing the Listening Experience through the Projected Score

    David Kim-Boyle, TENOR 2018 Proceedings.

  • DADA: Non-Standard User Interfaces for Computer-Aided Composition in Max

    Daniele Ghisi and Carlos Agon, TENOR 2018 Proceedings.

  • A Cognitive Dimensions Approach for the Design of an Interactive Generative Score Editor

    Samuel J. Hunt, Tom Mitchell and Chris Nash, TENOR 2018 Proceedings.

  • Symbolist: An Open Authoring Environment for User-Defined Symbolic Notation

    Rama Gottfried and Jean Bresson, TENOR 2018 Proceedings.

  • ZScore: A Distributed System for Integrated Mixed Music Composition and Performance

    Slavko Zagorac and Patricia Alessandrini, TENOR 2018 Proceedings.

  • Improving Sight-Reading Skills through Dynamic Notation - The Case of Comprovisador

    Pedro Louzeiro, TENOR 2018 Proceedings.

  • Exploring with ILEA Ensemble: Shaping Freedom in Improvised Music

    Kevin Gironnay, TENOR 2018 Proceedings.

  • John, the Semi-Conductor: A Tool for Comprovisation

    Vincent Goudard, TENOR 2018 Proceedings.

  • LINEAR (Live-Generated Interface and Notation Environment in Augmented Reality

    Giovanni Santini, TENOR 2018 Proceedings.

  • Audiovisual Scores and Parts Synchronized over the Web

    Jonathan Bell, TENOR 2018 Proceedings.

  • Towards Responsive Scoring Techniques for Networked Music Performances

    Rebekah Wilson, TENOR 2019 Proceedings.

  • Palace64: Impossible Roller Coasters as Scores for Experimental Music Performance

    Luke Nickel, TENOR 2019 Proceedings.

  • 3D Scores on the Hololens

    David Kim-Boyle and Benedict Carey, TENOR 2019 Proceedings.

  • Performing the Compositional Act with Bouncy Castles, Soap and Shh

    Andy Ingamells, TENOR 2019 Proceedings.

  • Animated Notation, Score Distribution and AR-VR Environments for Spectral Mimetic Transfer in Music Composition

    Jonathan Bell and Benedict Eris Carey, TENOR 2019 Proceedings.

  • Ergodic and Emergent Qualities of Real-Time Scores: Anna & Marie and Gamified Audiovisual Compositions

    Andreas Pirchner, TENOR 2020 Proceedings.

  • Super Colliders: A Gamified Screen-Score

    Takuto Fukuda, TENOR 2020 Proceedings.

  • Interactive Timeshaping of Musical Scores with Bach and Cage

    Daniele Ghisi, Andrea Agostini and Eric Maestri, TENOR 2020 Proceedings.

  • Networked Comprovisation Strategies with ZScore

    Slavko Zagorac and Michael Zbyszynski, TENOR 2020 Proceedings.

  • Geometric Notation for Time-Bracket Works, Applications and Performance: The Case of John Cage's Music for ___

    Mikhail Malt and Benny Sluchin, TENOR 2020 Proceedings.

  • Aiding the Performance of Tempo Canon: New Technology in Studies 1, 2 and 3 for String Quartet

    James Opstad, TENOR 2020 Proceedings.

  • Symbolising Space: From Notation to Movement Interaction

    Katerina El Raheb, Marina Stergiou, Akrivi Katifori and Yannis Ioannidis, TENOR 2020 Proceedings.

  • Action Scores and Gesture-Based Notation in Augmented Reality

    Giovanni Santini, TENOR 2020 Proceedings.

  • Using Gesture Data to Generate Real-Time Graphic Notation: A Case Study

    Gil Dori, TENOR 2020 Proceedings.

  • Jam Tabs: A Color Based Notation System for Novice Improvisation

    Torin Hopkins and Ellen Yi-Luen Do, TENOR 2020 Proceedings.

  • Resurfacing Mechanics and Action in Music Notation: The MUSICWRITER

    Mauricio Rodriguez, TENOR 2020 Proceedings.

  • NEXUS: Live Notation as a Hybrid Composition and Performance Tool

    Sam Hayden and Mieko Kanno, TENOR 2020 Proceedings.

  • Do Desenho e do Som: Harmonising Screen Scores and Listening

    Lopes, Filipe. "Do Desenho e do Som: Harmonising Screen Scores and Listening." Organised Sound 19, 3 (December 2014): 228-238.

  • Visual Design of Real-Time Scores

    Kim-Boyle, David. "Visual Design of Real-Time Scores." Organised Sound 19, 3 (December 2014): 286-294.

  • Livecell: Real-Time Score Generation Through Interactive Generative Composition

    Ash, Kingsley and Dr. Nikos Stavropoulos

  • Automatic Notation Generators

    Barrett, G. Douglas, Michael Winter, and Harris Wulfson

  • LiveScore: Real-Time Notation in the Music of Harris Wulfson

    Barrett, G. Douglas and Michael Winter. "LiveScore: Real-Time Notation in the Music of Harris Wulfson." Contemporary Music Review 29, 1 (February 2010): 55-62.

  • The Wrist-Conductor

    Clay, Arthur and Dennis Majoe. "The Wrist-Conductor." Proceedings of the International Conference on New Interfaces for Musical Expression, New York, New York, June 6-10, 2007.

  • Unbounded: Aos & The GoingPublik Software

    Clay, Arthur, Thomas Frey, and Jürg Gutknecht. "Unbounded: Aos & The GoingPublik Software."

  • A GPS Interface for Public Art Use

    Clay, Arthur and Dennis Majoe. "A GPS Interface for Public Art Use." Proceedings of SIGGRAPH 2006, Boston, Massachusetts, July 30-August 3, 2006.

  • Inventing Malleable Scores: From Paper to Screen Based Scores

    Clay, Arthur. "Inventing Malleable Scores: From Paper to Screen Based Scores." Digital Art Weeks and Interactive Futures 2006/2007, Zurich, Switzerland and Victoria, BC, Canada. Selected Papers.

  • Preface: Virtual Scores and Real-Time Playing

    Clay, Arthur and Jason Freeman. "Preface: Virtual Scores and Real-Time Playing." Contemporary Music Review 29, 1 (February 2010): 1-2.

  • You Can Play It Too: The Virtuoso Audience

    Clay, Arthur. "You Can Play It Too: The Virtuoso Audience." Contemporary Music Review 29, 1 (February 2010): 63-73.

  • Extending Music Notation Through Programming

    Roger B. Dannenberg

  • Density Trajectory Studies: Organizing Improvised Sound

    Didkovsky, Nick. "Density Trajectory Studies: Organizing Improvised Sound." Contemporary Music Review 29, 1 (February 2010): 75-80.

  • Real-Time Notation Using Brainwave Control

    Eaton, Joel and Eduardo Miranda

  • Real-time Composition as Performance Ecosystem

    Eigenfeldt, Arne. "Real-time Composition as Performance Ecosystem." Organized Sound 16, 2 (June 2011): 145-153.

  • Technology, Real-Time Notation, and Audience Participation in Flock

    Freeman, Jason and Mark Godfrey

  • Tools for Real-Time Music Notation

    Freeman, Jason and Andrew Colella. "Tools for Real-Time Music Notation." Contemporary Music Review 29, 1 (February 2010): 101-13.

    For Jason Freeman's more comprehensive list, click here.

  • Extreme Sight-Reading, Mediated Expression, and Audience Participation: Real-Time Music Notation in Live Performance

    Freeman, Jason. "Extreme Sight-Reading, Mediated Expression, and Audience Participation: Real-Time Music Notation in Live Performance." Contemporary Music Journal 32, 3 (Fall 2008): 25-41.

  • Real-time Score Generation for Extensible Open Forms

    Kim-Boyle, David. "Real-time Score Generation for Extensible Open Forms." Contemporary Music Review 29, 1 (February 2010): 3-15.

  • Extending the KLANGPILOT Score Language for Real-Time Notation

    Kretz, Johannes. "Extending the KLANGPILOT Score Language for Real-Time Notation." Contemporary Music Review 29, 1 (February 2010): 29-37.

  • Real-Time Music Notation in Mixed Laptop–Acoustic Ensembles

    Lee, Sang Won and Jason Freeman

  • Real-Time Music Notation, Collaborative Improvisation, and Laptop Ensembles

    Lee, Sang Won, Jason Freeman, and Andrew Collela

  • Live Random Concepts and Sight-Reading Players: The Role of the Computer in the Era of Digested Digitalism

    Muenz, Harald. "Live Random Concepts and Sight-Reading Players: The Role of the Computer in the Era of Digested Digitalism." Contemporary Music Review 29, 1 (February 2010): 81-7.

  • Notating the Unpredictable

    Rebelo, Pedro. "Notating the Unpredictable." Contemporary Music Review 29, 1 (February 2010): 17-27.

  • Virtuoso Audiovisual Realtime Performance

    Weixler, Andreas, and Se-Lien Chuang

  • The Realtime-Score: A Missing-Link in Computer-Music Performance

    Winkler, Gerhard E. "The Real-Time-Score: A Missing-Link in Computer-Music Performance."

  • The Real-Time-Score: Nucleus and Fluid Opus

    Winkler, Gerhard E. "The Real-Time-Score: Nucleus and Fluid Opus." Contemporary Music Review 29, 1 (February 2010): 89-100.