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Modernising musical works involving Yamaha DX-based synthesis: a case study

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  17 November 2006

JAMIE BULLOCK  and
LAMBERTO COCCIOLI
JAMIE BULLOCK
Affiliation:
Birmingham Conservatoire, University of Central England, Birmingham B3 3HG, UK. E-mail: jb@integralive.org
LAMBERTO COCCIOLI
Affiliation:
Birmingham Conservatoire, University of Central England, Birmingham B3 3HG, UK. E-mail: jb@integralive.org
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Abstract

In this article we describe a new approach to performing musical works that use Yamaha DX7-based synthesis. We also present an implementation of this approach in a performance system for Madonna of Winter and Spring by Jonathan Harvey. The Integra Project, ‘A European Composition and Performance Environment for Sharing Live Music Technologies’ (a three year co-operation agreement part financed by the European Commission, ref. 2005-849), is introduced as framework for reducing the difficulties with modernising and preserving works that use live electronics.

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Articles
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Organised Sound , Volume 11 , Issue 3 , December 2006 , pp. 221 - 227
Copyright
Cambridge University Press 2006

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