[Smt-talk] Learning Differences in aural skills (animated analyses)
J. Kent Williams JKWILLIA
jkwillia at uncg.edu
Wed Nov 18 07:07:40 PST 2009
I've created numerous animated analyses for courses and research projects.
Two of the most extensive are located at:
http://music.uncg.edu/Octatonic
an intro to properties of octatonic scales/collections with
analyses of four octatonic pieces from Bartók's Mikrokosmos.
http://music.uncg.edu/etps
an intro to concepts and analyses from Lerdahl's Tonal Pitch
Space.
I've used Flash as my development tool for the past several years. It has
an excellent scripting language (ActionScript). The only missing feature
is the ability to play MIDI files and MIDI code generated from various
scripts. One must use audio files, even to play a single note. Several
years ago MIDI functionality was provided by a plug-in called Beatnik, but
the company stopped supporting the plug-in when they found they could make
more money creating and selling ring tones for cell phones.
J. Kent Williams, Ph.D.
Professor and Chair
Composition, Ethnomusicology, Musicology and Theory Department
School of Music, UNCG
Greensboro, NC 27402-6170
Phone: (336) 334-5468 Fax: 334-5497
E-mail: jkwillia at uncg.edu
Web: www.uncg.edu/~jkwillia/
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