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3. Portfolio of musical compositions

Author

Danieli, Luca

Subjects
M Music
Abstract

The submission consists in a portfolio of eight compositions of instrumental, electroacoustic and mixed music, together with an explorative psychological study that connects music and space. The research and compositions have been developed in relation to some problems observed in contemporary music theory. Faced with a lack of music theoretical concepts for dealing with contemporary music, I have advanced new interpretations of some traditional concepts, identifying in the notions of mimesis and cadence inspiring materials for music composition. After an introductory chapter, Chapter 2 provides an overview on the genre of mixed-music, and then some observations on the topic of music theory that have influenced the research practice of the composer. In Chapter 3, the concept of mimesis is addressed as an aesthetic concept for handling form, referring to the interpretation provided by Aristotle, and its later development in electroacoustic music theory. Chapter 4 then presents a commentary on the musical compositions, while Chapter 5 presents the result of a report on a psychological study conducted into the perception of ‘completeness’ for sound trajectories moving in a horizontal plane.

Published
2019

9. Validation of an Automated Artificial Intelligence Algorithm for the Quantification of Major OCT Parameters in Diabetic Macular Edema

Author

Midena, Edoardo, primary, Toto, Lisa, additional, Frizziero, Luisa, additional, Covello, Giuseppe, additional, Torresin, Tommaso, additional, Midena, Giulia, additional, Danieli, Luca, additional, Pilotto, Elisabetta, additional, Figus, Michele, additional, Mariotti, Cesare, additional, and Lupidi, Marco, additional

Published
2023
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20. Mixed-music theory and the Philosophy of Language

Author

Danieli, Luca

Subjects
music theory, experimental music, mixed-music, philosophy of language, spatial cadence, mimesis
Abstract

Music theory has to reinvent itself. Century-long paradigms have to be revisited, and recent terminologies and concepts coming from other fields of music have to find room within the traditional frameworks, particularly in connection with electronic music. In this work, I make an attempt at depicting a framework that might turn useful to further advancements in music theory, by representing the relation between electroacoustic and traditional musics within a scenario dominated by the Philosophy of Language. The Philosophy of Language is herein proposed as a possible philosophical asset to counterbalance some limits of Phenomenology, which has dominated the field of electroacoustic music since its appearance. Within this scenario, the work suggests the notions of "mimesis" and "cadence" as two valid terms to help creating a common ground between the two genres, discussing them in detail and proposing new interpretations for both concepts.

Published
2019
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24. Musical Synthesis by Means of Cellular Automata and Gestalt Patterns.

Author

DANIELI, LUCA

Subjects
CELLULAR automata, BENDER-Gestalt Test, MUSICAL composition, STOCHASTIC models, ELECTRONIC data processing
Abstract

In order to emulate a composer-based approach to musical writing, the paper aims to to create of a new musical synthesis model based on gestalt matrices. The approach is described in three different levels: - a sound model: all instruments have their own interface and have specific roles within a musical composition. Every instrument typology is unique, and composers write for specific instrumental characteristics; - an action model: every performer has different ways to interact with the instrument itself. Each instrument is a powerful sound provider. The action performed on the instrument has the function of "choosing" which particular sound model to play; - a score model: every musical staff has specific functions in the score and represents a certain contribution to the outcome which is related to macro-structure analysis. A self-generating matrix, described by use of patterns, is applied to these basic concepts, thus giving them personal stochastic behaviors and creating a comparison system to reduce data processing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014

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