Contemporary Music Forum
Beginning 1993, the MidAmerican Center for Contemporary Music has periodically published the proceedings of the New Music & Art Festival in its music theory journal, the Contemporary Music Forum. The first six issues are available below in PDF format.
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- “Social Dynamics at the Heart of Composition: Implications of Christian Wolff’s Indeterminate Music” by Mark D. Nelson
- “Minimialism and Macroform” by Nadine Hubbs
- “(Super)Computer Produced Musical Manifolds” by Sever Tipei
- “In Memoriam Dylan Thomas: Derivation of the Tone Row” by Bruce B. Chamberlain
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| Volume 2: |
- “Did Modernism Fail Morton Feldman?” by Molly Paccione and Paul Paccione
- “Listening for Large-Scale Form in the Music of Milton Babbit” by William E. Lake
- “Composition and Synchronized Sound, from Opera and Cinema to the Computer” by Robin Bargar
- “The Development and Application of the Chain Technique in the Recent Works of Witold Lutoslawski” by Gerald E. Evans
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| Volume 3: |
- “Structural Hierarchy in Two Works of Edgard Varèse: Écuatorial and Density 21.5” by Timothy Kloth
- “Analyzing Poème Électronique: Clues from the Getty Archive and the Spectrogram” by Ann Stimson
- “Attack, Sustain, and Decay as Metaphor in Synchronisms No. 3 by Mario Davidovsky” by Peter M. Susser
- “Weather Report and The Expansion of Jazz Form” by David J. Vayo
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| Volume 4: |
- “Native-American Resonances in Contemporary Concert Music” by Curt Cacioppo
- “The Eclectic Piano Music of Manuel M. Ponce” by David Witten
- “In Quest of ‘Silver Ladders’ in the Americas” by Charles Hoag
- “Dealing with Rock: How the Contemporary Composer Deals with Cultural Background” by Keith Kothman
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| Volume 5–6: |
- “Timbre in Nancarrow’s Studies for Player Piano” by David Vayo
- “Toward a Feminine Form in Music: Pauline Oliveros’s Rose Moon” by Pamela A. Madsen
- “The Movement of Sound in Space: An Update” by Ellen Fishman-Johnson
- “Postmodern Narrative and John Zorn’s Spillane” by Eric Dries
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