Aesthetic implications of the eco-structuralist process
Abstract
This article explores the aesthetic implications of eco- structuralism. Eco-structuralism is a method of music composition that utilises the sonic features of natural sounds as structural elements in new compositions. This paper places eco-structuralism within an aesthetic and analytical framework. It explores views of aesthetics and nature and discusses how eco-structuralism is positioned in relation to these ideas and considers some aesthetic opportunities of the eco-structuralist process.
Conference Title
Proceedings of the Australasian Computer Music Conference 2010
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Information and Computing Sciences not elsewhere classified