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+#scrap #computermusic
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+Do We Still Need Computer Music? [[Eric Lyon]] (Talk given at EMS 2006, Beijing)
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+[Do\_We\_Still\_Need\_Computer\_Music.pdf](https://disis.music.vt.edu/eric/LyonPapers/Do_We_Still_Need_Computer_Music.pdf)
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+> A possible criticism of our instrumental definition of computer music is that it is stylistically agnostic.
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+> For this reason a distinction between category and genre is critical.
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+[[やや弱いコンピュータ音楽]] で書いたことの前提は人通りまとまっている
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+これむしろ逆の感想を抱いたな、完全にstyle-agnosticな形でコンピューター音楽を定義する方が有益な議論を導けるように思える
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