| The Sound of Mathematics |
Algorithmic music determined by mathematics and by the musical preferences of a human. |
| Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) |
Mathematics and the Liberal Arts |
| J. S. Bach: His Predecessors |
Gives overview of his influences, including the German and Italian keyboard schools, French polyphony and organ music, as well as mathematics. |
| Hoffmann: Mapping Mathematics to Sound |
The Dynamic Stochastic Synthesis by Iannis Xenakis: Summary of paper submitted to the International Congress of Mathematicians. |
| The Order of Numbers in the Second Viennese School of Music |
Mathematical background for help in understanding the some of the works of Schoenberg, Berg, Webern, and Milton Babbitt by Carlota Simões, Department of Mathematics, University of Coimbra, Portugal. |
| Kelley, Robert |
Includes MIDI samples. |
| Timing Progression Theory |
Improvisational and atonal music played along four-beat base with constant tempo presented by Aratori. Includes MP3 sound. |
| The Chrysalis Foundation |
Supports instrument builder and composer Cris Forster, who wrote "Musical Mathematics." Includes information about the instruments, the composer, the foundation, and the book. |
| Bill Hammel's Music Pages |
The works of Anton v. Webern and Stefan Wolpe, The Home Pages and complete catalog of the works of Raoul Pleskow, mathematics of patterns in musical composition, essays on various aspects of music, links to other musical resources |
| Greschak, John |
Includes MIDI and RealAudio files of original compositions for acoustic instruments. |
| Amarilli Classical |
Recordings of renaissance, baroque and contemporary music. The Alchemy ensemble label. |
| Music and Chess |
An annotated bibliography of musical compositions related to chess. |
| Yothu Yindi and Mandawuy Yunupingu |
Trinity College resource, providing links about the band and the achievements of its members. |
| Polytempo Music Articles |
Articles by John Greschak. Includes a comprehensive annotated bibliography of polytempo music. |
| Alexis I. Dupont High School Band |
Includes events, drum majors, news, and concert band information. |
| Well-Tempered Clavier |
Index summarizing fugue-by-fugue analysis drawing comparisons from visual arts, physics, mathematics, literature and astronomy. Links to scores with digital sound and many resources on the life and works of Bach, designed for a course at Northern... |
| Tureck, Rosalyn (b.1914) |
Includes the Tureck Bach Research Foundation. For many people she shall be deemed to be Bach's pontiff; extensive information on her life and her music. |
| Csillag, Pierre |
(1938- ), Budapest, Hungary. Picture, biography, list of works, audio files, and musical studies and activities. |
| Kelley, Robert T. |
Biographical information, academic works including essays and papers, pedagogical material, photograph, compositions, and Java programming. |
| Classical Guitars |
Greek luthier, Koutsialis Charalambos. Explores the mathematics and choice of woods involved in guitar-making. |
| LucidQuest |
Brainwave entrainment music which uses rhythm and melody to communicate fractal iteration and cymatic wave functions. |
| Hector Parr's Essays |
Practicing the Organ; British Organs, Past Present and Future; Hymn Accompaniment; Organs and the Music Lover. Also essays on mathematics, cosmology and philosophy. |
| The Throat Singers of Tuva |
Scientific American's feature article of September 1999. |
| Schimmel,Carl |
(1975- ). Picture, biography, and works. |
| Columbia College Chicago |
Offers a High School Summer Institute that includes DJ courses. These classes are restricted to high school students only - even though the students have an opportunity to earn college credit. Introduction to Club DJ is taught by an experienced... |
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