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STRIA, BY JOHN CHOWNING: ANALYSIS OF THE COMPOSITIONAL PROCESS

@inproceedings{Meneghini2003STRIABJ,
  title={STRIA, BY JOHN CHOWNING: ANALYSIS OF THE COMPOSITIONAL PROCESS},
  author={Matteo Meneghini},
  year={2003}
}
Stria is a piece fully generated by the computer, with the creation of all the parameters needed to play each sound, starting by a certain number of input sessions, elaborated by algorithms. This paper contains the partial synthesis of the analysis of this piece; the analysis was conducted starting from the original algorithms, the listening of the piece and a few literature documentation. Direct communication with J. Chowning was important too. 
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