Poster, Präsentationen und Publikationen «Sound Colour Space»
Poster, Präsentationen und Publikationen «Sound Colour Space»
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Zarlino digital: Art of Diagram (updated)
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- Referat: Musik und Musikforschung im digitalen Wandel, Forum der Fakultät III, HMT Leipzig
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- 13.11.2020
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- Daniel Muzzulini, Christoph Reuter
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- 02.10.2022
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The Art of Musical Diagrams. Athens 2022
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- Study Group "Musical Diagrams". 21st Quinquennial IMS Congress (IMS2022)
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- 23.08.2022 - 26.08.2022
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- Zürcher Hochschule der Künste
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- 31.08.2022
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IMS 2022 : The Art of Musical Diagrams
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- Study Group Musical Diagrams in Action
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- 22.08.2022 - 30.08.2022
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- The short video documents the activities of the Study Group "Musical Diagrams" at the 21st Quinquennial Congress of the International Musicological Society (IMS), which took place in Athens from 22 to 26 August 2022. The work "Typology & Topology of Musical Diagrams (2020)" by Gerhard Dirmosers (Linz) consisting of 34 posters in a matrix arrangement has been displayed for the first time. These posters feature the "universe of diagrams" from the history of music theory (and color theory) as interrelated diagrams following various networks.
Several posters by Daniel Muzzulini and his collaborators - Susan Forscher Weiss, Christoph Reuter, Christoph Stähli) complement the exhibition. Corresponding interactive new exhibits from the Virtual Museum Sound Colour Space and a mechatronic instrument (E-Bow) were also shown at the exhibition.
- The short video documents the activities of the Study Group "Musical Diagrams" at the 21st Quinquennial Congress of the International Musicological Society (IMS), which took place in Athens from 22 to 26 August 2022. The work "Typology & Topology of Musical Diagrams (2020)" by Gerhard Dirmosers (Linz) consisting of 34 posters in a matrix arrangement has been displayed for the first time. These posters feature the "universe of diagrams" from the history of music theory (and color theory) as interrelated diagrams following various networks.
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- Zürcher Hochschule der Künste
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- 30.08.2022
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Jost Buergi in Rotation: Circular diagrams and slide rules in the early 17th century
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- The title page of Jost Buergi’s Progress-Tabulen (1620) is not only an eye catching masterpiece of the art of printing and a substrate of the tables inside, it also reveals fundamental insights into the nature of numbers and number systems.
The circular arrangement of the two number sequences links algebra with geometry by mapping the exponential function on an angular scale of red numbers to black numbers in the logarithmic place value system. In retrospect, the step from Buergi's diagram to the circular slide rule for multiplication seems a small one.
The lecture is intended as a contribution to the history of circular diagrams and volvelles – paper constructs with rotating parts – that emerged during the Renaissance. In particular, we will take a look at visualisations in contemporary music theory, which deal with closely related questions.
Opportunities to historically underpin and unconventionally motivate topics in mathematics education – geometric sequences, inverse functions, modulo arithmetic and number systems – emerge casually. Making calculating discs for music theory will sensitise learners for the fundaments of calculation techniques and number systems, and it promotes historically anchored, discovery-based learning. The transfer achievements to be made will sharpen the view for interdisciplinary topics.
- The title page of Jost Buergi’s Progress-Tabulen (1620) is not only an eye catching masterpiece of the art of printing and a substrate of the tables inside, it also reveals fundamental insights into the nature of numbers and number systems.
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- Zürcher Hochschule der Künste
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- 26.06.2022
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Art of Diagram Talk 12
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- Sounding Spheres. On Time and Movement in Medieval Circular Diagrams
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- 08.02.2022
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- Medieval methods to visualize sound developed in dialogue with geometrical, arithmetical, cosmological, grammatical, philosophical, logical, and theological knowledge. Located between the sensory and the imaginative, the quadrivium of musica, geometry, arithmetic, and cosmology was nonetheless grounded in the realm of the visual. Visualizations of the harmony of the spheres, the harmony of the human body, and bodily perceived sounds appear in manuscripts as diagrams, graphs, and line drawings using parchment, ink, and pigments. The talk focuses on two circular medieval diagrams from the 9th and 10th centuries. Close analysis of the diagrams and their codices will demonstrate how medieval scribes and scholars created new shapes and forms on parchment to move between dimensions.
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- Zürcher Hochschule der Künste
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- 14.02.2022
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Art of Diagram-Talk 11 (Abstract)
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- Circular Diagrams in Near Eastern Music Theory
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- Zürcher Hochschule der Künste
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- 13.02.2022
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Zooming into Chroma Spaces
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- Jahreskongress: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Musiktheorie
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- 02.10.2021
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- Zürcher Hochschule der Künste
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- 01.11.2021
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Musical Proportions and Complete Graphs
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- Visualizing and Operationalizing Early Music Theory through Diagrams: From Guido to Zarlino and Beyond
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- 27.08.2021
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- Zürcher Hochschule der Künste
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"Art of Diagram"-Talk 10. Zooming into Chroma Spaces
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- Preparation: GMTH-Konferenz Basel
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- 27.09.2021
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- Zürcher Hochschule der Künste
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Sound Colour Space – A Guided Tour Through a Museum of Diagrams
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- Diagrams in Science - Science in Diagrams
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- 15.06.2021
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- Zürcher Hochschule der Künste
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- 22.08.2021
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"Art of Diagram"-Talk 9
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- Preparation: RIdIM-Conference (Lucerne)
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- 19.08.2021
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- Zürcher Hochschule der Künste
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"Art of Diagram"-Talk 6
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- 07.04.2021
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- Preparation meeting of the panel presentation at the annual conference of the Renaissance Society of America (2021). Changes in Visual and Material Culture as Revealed in Early Modern Printed Music Treatises
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- Zürcher Hochschule der Künste
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- 26.06.2021
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