Final Projects Some simple ideas. Composition (1) program that "learns" some aspect of musical composition.

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Final Projects Some simple ideas

Composition

(1) program that "learns" some aspect of musical composition

(2) Fibonacci music

(3) program that creates a new style

(4) Beat maker in different meters

(5) Math program that creates chaos in music

(6) transformation of drawing to music

(7) Musikalisches wurfelspiele

(8) Algorithm that creates harmony

(9) recombination

(10) logically replace one of the elements of known music

Analysis

(1) Algorithm that breaks melodies into patterns

(2) mapping rhythm, texture, harmonic rhythm, etc.

(3) reduction by mathematics

(4) analysis using 2D cellular automata

(5) statistical representation and comparison

(6) Find the key in music without using key signature

(7) Discover word painting

(8) relevance of dynamics to pitch, etc. (i.e., cross dependency)

(9) compare some aspect of music to some aspect of non-music

(10) a composer's use of some attribute over an extended period of time

Short Paper Well-Documented Code Five Sample Outputs

Presentations due at final exam

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