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Musical Subroutines.
Tubb, Phil – Creative Computing, 1982
The repetitious nature of music is thought to be very similar to the repetitious nature of computer algorithms. Subroutines are seen to be very effectively applied to music notation, through reducing repetitious entry and the amount of memory required to represent a musical score. Examples of subroutine use are provided. (MP)
Descriptors: Algorithms, Computer Science, Computers, Music
MIST: A Music Information System.
Nerheim, Rosalee – 1979
The Music Information System for Theorists (MIST) allows musicians to find pedagogical music excerpts with ease and speed. Users may search for excerpts using as keys composer, date, and/or musical concept exhibited. The desired excerpts are printed in conventional music notation or output in MUSTRAN code via the Indiana University Computer Music…
Descriptors: Computer Programs, Higher Education, Information Retrieval, Information Systems
What Shape Does Music Have?
Moore, Herb – Classroom Computer Learning, 1985
Discusses how computer-generated music can be used as a starting point to explore the science of sound. Listings for programs which focus on pitch (including a pitch matching game), beat, and frequency are included. (JN)
Descriptors: Computer Software, Elementary Secondary Education, Music, Music Education
Upper Grades Ideas.
Thornburg, David; Beane, Pam – Classroom Computer Learning, 1983
Presents programming ideas using LOGO, activity for converting flowchart into a computer program, and a Pascal program for generating music using paddles. Includes the article "Helping Computers Adapt to Kids" by Philip Nothnagle; a program for estimating length of lines is included. (JN)
Descriptors: Computer Graphics, Computer Programs, Microcomputers, Musical Composition
The TI-99/4A Software.
Wrege, Rachael; And Others – Popular Computing, 1982
Describes the software modules produced by Texas Instruments for use with the TI-99/4A home computer. Among the modules described are: Personal Real Estate, Programing Aids, Home Financial Decisions, Music Maker, Weight Control and Nutrition, Early Learning Fun, and Tax/Investment Record Keeping. (JL)
Descriptors: Arithmetic, Computer Programs, Input Output Devices, Merchandise Information
Should Children Be Computer Programmers?
Watt, Daniel – Popular Computing, 1982
Considers the impact of learning to program upon the intellectual and personal development of children. The excitement of computer mastery, the usefulness of programing as an introduction to "real world" problem solving, and computer programing as an aid to increased understanding of subject matter are discussed. (JL)
Descriptors: Computer Literacy, Elementary Education, Elementary School Students, Intellectual Development
Early Grades Ideas.
Thornburg, David; Beane, Pam – Classroom Computer Learning, 1983
Presents activities for language arts, differentiating between a variable name and its value, creating music using PILOT, and playing LOGO games. Includes the article "Take the Turtle to School: A Child's View of Programming" by Jack McLeod. (JN)
Descriptors: Computer Programs, Computer Science Education, Educational Games, Elementary Education
Computers, Synthesizers, and the Physics of Music.
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Hafner, Everett – 1973
An experimental course for the study of acoustics is taught at Hampshire College for students interested in the interface of physics and music. This paper outlines the course, describes the basic techniques it employs, gives examples of successful exercises, and discusses some difficulties not yet overcome. Computers are heavily utilized, removing…
Descriptors: Acoustics, Aesthetic Education, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computers