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    The Living Score: Augmenting Co-Operation Between Machines and Musicians

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    2017-10-15
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    Vear, Craig
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    Abstract
    This keynote will present a philosophical perspective on the co-operative relationships between musicians and their technology. It will explore notions of embodiment and augmented relationships between the musicians and their machines through a concept described as The Living Score. Through this concept Vear will present ideas from his on-going research about embodied intelligence and co-operative musicking (Small) within the Flow of music. And he will demonstrate some of his current practice based research, including a collaboration with Anne La Berge, and a Robot named Max. The overarching aim is to understand how we can better create and innovate with our friends the machine and its code
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    This keynote was presented at the Kyma International Sound Symposium in Oslo, Sunday 15 October 2017
    Citation : Vear, C. (2017) The Living Score: Augmenting Co-Operation Between Machines and Musicians.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/2086/15634
    Research Group : Institute of Creative Technologies
    Research Institute : Music, Technology and Innovation - Institute for Sonic Creativity (MTI2)
    Peer Reviewed : No
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