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Spatial Programming for Music Representation and Analysis

Louis Bigo 1 Antoine Spicher 1 Olivier J.J. Michel 1 
1 Repmus - Représentations musicales
STMS - Sciences et Technologies de la Musique et du Son
Abstract : In this paper, we show how some musical objects and some algorithmic problems arising in musical theory can be rephrased in spatial terms. This leads to the development of meaningful spatial representations and of efficient spatial pro- grams. The corresponding developments have been implemented in MGS, a rule-based spatial programming language.
Keywords : spatial programming musical theory MGS programming language simplicial complex GBF
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Louis Bigo, Antoine Spicher, Olivier J.J. Michel. Spatial Programming for Music Representation and Analysis. Spatial Computing Workshop 2010, Oct 2010, Budapest, Hungary. pp.1-1. ⟨hal-01161288⟩

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