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  1. Exploration of sound-based music composition tools and techniques for Hollywood-style science fiction films

    This practice-based thesis explores the application of electroacoustic music composition techniques and tools in the context of entertainment science fiction film. After an initial exploration of existing theories in the fields of electroacoustic music and film sound, a practical theory to evaluate …

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  2. Evolving Music Education in the Digital Age: Sound-Based Music in Public Schools of Cyprus

    Years now, sound-based music has been struggling to reach a wider public. Research supports that in order to promote sound-based music, it should be introduced at an early age in someone’s life to have the opportunity to familiarise himself/herself with it and accept it (Kopiez and Lehmann, 2008). …

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  3. Developing heightened listening: A creative tool for introducing primary school children to sound-based music

    Sound-based music (sbm), which is an umbrella term created by Landy (2007) for music where sound is the main unit rather than the musical note, rarely features in music curricula in schools and currently has a relatively small audience outside of academia. Building on previous research conducted at …

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  4. An empirical investigation into heightened listening as an access tool for electroacoustic music.

    … their appreciation of electroacoustic (E/A) music that includes real world sounds. It builds on the Intention/Reception (I/R) project (Weale, 2005), which found that inexperienced listeners can appreciate this type of music. Heightened listening is defined in the HL project as a focused …

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