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The Composer's Black Box

Name: The Composer's Black Box
Brand: University of California Press
SKU: 48388174
Price: 36.59 EUR
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Author: Theodore Gordon
ISBN: 9780520410206

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Codice Libristo: 48388174

Casa editrice University of California Press, dicembre 2025

Stories about new musical instruments are often told as quests for new kinds of sounds. The Composer... Descrizione completa

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Stories about new musical instruments are often told as quests for new kinds of sounds. The Composer's Black Box asks, What happens when new musical instruments produce not only new sounds but also new dynamics of musical agency and control? And what consequences do those new dynamics have for musicality beyond sound? With a focus on five key figures—Morton Subotnick, Pauline Oliveros, Donald Buchla, Alvin Lucier, and Sun Ra—this book explores how scientific and technological developments in mid-twentieth-century America galvanized musicians to reconfigure their conceptions of sociality, freedom, and the creative self. Theodore Gordon shows how cybernetic thinking in a range of disciplines, from experimental music to jazz and electrical engineering, has shaped musical techniques and technologies and changed what it means to be a composer—or, more broadly, a music-making human—in an increasingly informational world.