DagSemProc.09291.30.pdf
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Tangible interfaces are finding their way into various areas of creative activity, particularly in the creation of music. Tangible representations of musical information, together with their graphical counterparts, play an important role in increasingly complex representational systems. This paper explores the relationships between these representations in the context of various modes of compositional (and by extension, creative) engagement adopted by composers in their working process.
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