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Expanding contexts for computer music: one composer's experience

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  25 September 2001

Warren Burt
Affiliation:
PO Box 2154, St. Kilda West, Victoria 3182, Melbourne, Australia E-mail: waburt@melbourne.dialix.com.au
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Abstract

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Using his own experience of forty-three professional engagements over a period of a year, most of which involved performances on a laptop computer, the author examines the nature of the ‘musical scenes’ into which involvement with computer music has led him. The author contends that the social nature of ‘computer music’ is changing not only because of changes in the technology, but also because of a number of social factors, some of which are examined in this article.

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© 2001 Cambridge University Press