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Book SynopsisMore than 60 years have passed since Julius Bahle's fundamental study of the creative musical process in 1936. Although Bahle gave the green light to a systematic investigation of creative musical processes, a simple repetition of his approach would not be possible nowadays because the historical development of the artist's position has become a mixture of the former, separated roles: Today the interpreter also serves as a composer, or the listener as an interpreter. For these reasons the editors were convinced that a new approach to the topic of creative processes in music could not be restricted to the field of composition, but can be found in several artistic areas and therefore, creativity research must also include recent developments in other fields, such as performance research, computer music, and real-time improvisation. The idea of control and regulation in creative processes is a link between the disciplines.
Table of ContentsContents: Helga de la Motte-Haber: Kreativitaet und musikalisches Handwerk - Joerg Langer, Reinhard Kopiez & Bernhard Feiten: Perception and representation of multiple tempo hierarchies in musical performance and composition: Perspectives from a new theoretical approach - Guerino Mazzola & Jan Beran: Rational composition of performance - Wolfgang Auhagen & Veronika Busch: The influence of articulation on listeners' regulation of performed tempo - Shuji Hashimoto & Hideyuki Sawada: Musical performance control using gesture: Toward kansei technology for art - Elena Ungeheuer: Speech-specific feedback processes in music and experimental speech compositions - Uwe Seifert: Intelligente Tutorielle Systeme, Hypermedia, Internet: Musikwissenschaft und Musikpaedagogik in der Wissensgesellschaft - Ross Kirk & Andy Hunt: Computer assisted performance control for audio-visual instruments - Jean-Claude Risset: Real-time: Composition or performance? Reservations about real-time control in computer music and demonstration of a virtual piano partner - Tamas Ungvary & Michael Kieslinger: Creative and interpretative processmilieu for live-computermusic with the Sentograph - Helga de la Motte-Haber im Gespraech mit Arvo Paert: Klang und Linie als Einheit.
