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Home - Michael Norris, Composer
Michael Norris is a composer, software programmer and music theorist based in Wellington, New Zealand He teaches composition, orchestration, sonic arts and post-tonal music theory at New Zealand School of Music | Te Kōkī at Victoria University of Wellington and is editor of Wai-te-ata Music Press and Co-Director of Stroma New Music Ensemble
Composer - Michael Norris
Michael Norris is a composer, software programmer and music theorist based in Wellington, New Zealand He teaches composition, orchestration, sonic arts and post-tonal music theory at New Zealand School of Music | Te Kōkī at Victoria University of
About - Michael Norris, Composer
Michael Norris (b 1973) is a Wellington-based composer, software programmer and music theorist He holds composition degrees from Victoria University of Wellington and City University, London, and is currently Programme Leader, Composition at Te Kōkī New Zealand School of Music, Victoria University of Wellington
[mc. spindrift~] granular synthesis Max external - Michael Norris
1 5 ©2023 Michael Norris [mc spindrift~] is the mother of all granular synthesis externals for Max It not only features the standard granular synthesis parameters, including time-stretching, pitch-shifting and granular ‘clouds’, but also boasts a slew of powerful per-grain spatialization parameters, designed for equidistant multichannel
IPF Finder - Michael Norris, Composer
v1 0b12 ©2006 Michael NorrisThis is a little Javascript program that lets you choose a pitch-class set, and then returns a bunch of information about it, primarily drawn from Jenny McLeod's and Peter Schat's Tone Clock theory
Software - Michael Norris, Composer
v1 1 ©2020 Michael Norris These plug-ins offer some pc-set manipulation algorithms, including transposition inversion by all 12 pitch-classes, and novel pitch rotation algorithms, inspired by the “rotation technique” of Krenek, Stravinsky, Knussen and Boulez
Works - Michael Norris, Composer
Michael Norris — Composer, Developer, Music Theorist string quartet and Chinese instruments (dizi dbl xiao, yangqin, pipa, sanxian, daruan, guzheng, sheng, perc
Exitus (2009) - Michael Norris, Composer
MICHAEL NORRIS Home; About; Works; Software; Theory; Quizzes; Contact; Exitus (2009) string quartet Commissioned and premiered by the New Zealand String Quartet The human brain is an amazing organism, capable of remarkable feats of coordination and imagination But there is one thing that it is not very good at: contemplating and imagining
Multichoice Quiz 6: Transposing instruments - Michael Norris
This randomly generated multichoice quiz tests your knowledge of transposing instruments The test is timed from when you start You should be aiming to complete this test in under 4 minutes
Theory - Michael Norris, Composer
This page lists Dmitri Tymoczko’s so-called ‘Pressing Scales’ — a useful way of understanding some of the most common scales used in late-Romantic and early-to-mid 20th-century music, by composers such as Debussy, Stravinsky, Chopin, Liszt, Shostakovich, Bartók, Faure, et al (Source: Tymoczko, Dmitri, ‘Scale Networks and Debussy’, Journal of Music Theory, Vol 48, No 2 (Fall