visualizing artikulation music
25 July 2008

a graphical visualization of the electronic score Artikulation by György Ligeti from 1958(!).
the music predates the modern analog synthesizers of the late 60’s & early 70’s, as the sound sources are a combination of generated sound and tape manipulation. the score is based on a timeline measured in seconds, using shapes & colors instead of notes on a staff. dots represent impulses & combs for noise. colors stand for variations in timbre & pitch.
the resulting movie can also be seen after the break.
[link: radassembly .com & dailymotion.com|thnkx Mark]
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