The iPod Orchestra: Music for Universities

Update: 2018-06-14

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In this Medea Vox episode, Hugo Boothby and Erin Cory discuss the project “Music for Universities.” The project is based around generative music, which is music that is produced by a system in which degrees of randomization are defined by the composer. Central issues that are explored include audio imperfections and the narrative of technological sonic progress.

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The iPod Orchestra: Music for Universities

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The iPod Orchestra: Music for Universities