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Cette collection consacrée aux musiques nouvelles rassemble les contributions de théoriciens et d'esthéticiens de la musique et de musiciens dans des ouvrages de réflexion et d'entretiens. Avec un portfolio de dessins de Sarkis, « Sculpture musicale dans la forêt de Grünewald à Berlin ». Ce premier ouvrage concerne les thèmes suivants : penser les nouveaux mondes sonores et mutations électrosonores. Table des matières : « Penser les nouveaux mondes sonores » (Philippe Franck > Introduction, Jean-Paul Dessy > Orphénix, Bernard Stiegler > Le train, Henri Van Lier > Un nouveau paradigme : les formes aminoïdes, François Delalande > De Schaeffer au Djing). « Mutations électrosoniques » (Philippe Franck > Flux sonores et nomadisme électronique, Paul D. Miller > Des palimpsestes et de la parataxe ou comment faire un mix ?, David Toop > Sonic Boom, David Shea > Passages, Leo Kupper > Musiques imaginaires, musiques méta-réelles, musiques matérielles, Robin Rimbaud > Futur antérieur, Kim Cascone > Anemic Cinema, visuels live à l'âge de la musique portable, Sarkis > Le geste et le son). « Portfolio » (Sarkis > Sculpture musicale dans la forêt de Grünewald à Berlin). Audio (Jean Paul Dessy > Fable ineffable, David Shea > Intriguantes, Scanner > Anti – Clockwise, Dj Spooky > Heterotopian trace, David Toop > Air-con function, Kim Cascone > Black theorem, Leo Kupper > Paroles sur lèvre, Sarkis > Tak.

Histoire de la musique --- Son --- Théorie de l'art --- Sound. --- Music --- Electronic music. --- Musique électroacoustique. --- Son. --- Musique --- Musique électronique. --- electronic music. --- sound (acoustics) --- Neue Musik --- Philosophy and aesthetics. --- Philosophie et esthétique. --- Contemporary Music

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«Music in the Disruptive Era» contains fifteen essays assessing the impact of today’s revolutionary digital technologies on the ways audiences and industry professionals perceive, compose, consume, research, and communicate about music. After an initial assessment of “the Disruptive Era” in a series of six snapshots offering a summary and review of some of the technological challenges (and opportunities) confronting both music producers and consumers, a group of international scholars considers the impact of the digital era in three major areas. First, there is the revolution in data storage and retrieval, with online archives and other digital resources making an unprecedented volume and diversity of information available to scholars and researchers for the first time — all from the convenience of a home desktop. Second, three essays assess some of the myriad ways in which composers and music industry professionals have been influenced by the potentialities and discontinuities of the current age to find creative inspiration, attract new audiences, and reimagine traditional musical idioms. Finally, on the cutting edge of the digital divide, scholarly contributors examine two of the countless new genres birthed by the advent of the latest technological innovations: specifically, the “meme” and the “video loop.”

Musique et technologie --- Musique --- Informatique musicale --- Effets des innovations technologiques. --- Digital media --- Sound archives --- Music and the Internet --- Music --- Music trade --- Information storage and retrieval systems --- Social aspects --- History --- History and criticism. --- YouTube (Electronic resource) --- Contemporary music (from c. 1950) --- Cultural & intellectual history

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This volume sheds new light on an array of late ancient Christian liturgical sources, practices, and traditions emerges from these multidisciplinary studies on the interplay of New Testament writings, ancient music, liturgical spaces, biblical interpretation, and reception history.

Liturgics --- Church history --- 246.8 <082> --- 246.8 <082> Religieuze muziek--Feestbundels. Festschriften --- Religieuze muziek--Feestbundels. Festschriften --- Apostolic Church --- Christianity --- Church, Apostolic --- Early Christianity --- Early church --- Primitive and early church --- Primitive Christianity --- Fathers of the church --- Great Apostasy (Mormon doctrine) --- Liturgiology --- Liturgy --- Public worship --- Liturgies --- Contemporary Christian music --- Gospel music --- Rhythm and blues music --- African Americans --- Popular music --- Blues (Music) --- Soul music --- Sacred songs --- CCM (Contemporary Christian music) --- Christian contemporary music --- Christian music, Contemporary --- Christian popular music --- Evangelical popular music --- Jesus music --- Popular music, Christian --- Sacred vocal music