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Larry Polansky

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ID153823
NAMELarry Polansky
GIVEN NAMESLarry
FAMILY NAMEPolansky
SIGNATUREPOLANSKY L
AFFILIATIONSDartmouth College
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS21
TOTAL CITATIONS3
WORKS AS AUTHOR21
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1986
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2015
H-INDEX1
  • A Pentalustral Interlude

    Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Leonardo Music Journal•2015

  • Tenney, James

    Larry Polansky, Michael Winter et al.•CHAPTER•The new Grove dictionary of music…•2001

  • New Music of Indonesia

    Jack Body, Suhendi et al.•ARTICLE•Ethnomusicology•1998

  • Cocks Crow, Dogs Bark

    Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Leonardo Music Journal•1997

    and musicians everywhere and always have sought to move music out of themselves. Across history and geography, musical creativity has been transduced by compositional and performance procedures-formal, spiritual, inspirational, philosophical and mathematical. Composers have always made art that is collaborative; communal; channeled from above; derived from nature, speech, or scientific principles; or spontaneously received from some unknowable so…

  • The Music of Ruth Crawford Seeger

    Larry Polansky, Joseph N Straus et al.•ARTICLE•American Music•1996

  • Morphological metrics

    Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Journal of New Music Research•1996•Cited by: 1•References: 48

    This article describes a number of methods for measuring morphological similarity in music. A variety of metric equations are described which attempt to understand certain kinds of musical and perceptual distances between pairs of shapes in any musical parameter. Different techniques for applying these metrics, such as weightings, variants on each class of metric, and multidimensional and multimetric combinations are also described

  • The music of the voyager interstellar record

    Stephanie Nelson, Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Journal of Applied Communication…•1993•Cited by: 2•References: 4

    An experiment in applied communication at the margins, approximately 90 minutes of music was selected from cultures around the world by Carl Sagan and his associates and placed aboard the two Voyager spacecraft in 1977. Both spacecraft have now reached the outer edges of our solar system and are heading toward deep space. This gift of music and other information about us has only the slimmest chance of ever being retrieved by extraterrestrialsy—t…

  • Colin McPhee

    Larry Polansky, Carol Oja et al.•ARTICLE•Ethnomusicology•1993

  • Notes on the Compositions

    Barbara Benary, Jody Diamond et al.•ARTICLE•Leonardo Music Journal•1992

    Barbara Benary, Jody Diamond, Lou Harrison, Larry Polansky, Jarrad Powell, I. Wayan Sadra, Rahayu Supanggah, A. W. Sutrisna, Notes on the Compositions, Leonardo Music Journal, Vol. 2, No. 1 (1992), pp. 103-109

  • Th Century Microtonal Notation

    Larry Polansky, Gardner Read•ARTICLE•Leonardo Music Journal•1991

  • News of Music

    Larry Polansky, Music Program Zero et al.•ARTICLE•Leonardo Music Journal•1991

  • Hierarchical Music Specification Language

    Peter M Yadlowsky, Phil Burk et al.•ARTICLE•Leonardo Music Journal•1991

  • "A Review of "Ruth Crawford Seeger

    Larry Polansky, Matilda Guame•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1991

    Matilda Guame’s biography of Ruth Crawford Seeger makes an important contribution to our understanding of the work of one of the most influential American composers of the twentieth century. The book’s strengths are its historical accuracy and meticulous detail. Its weaknesses are the writing style and the discussion of Crawford Seeger’s music

  • The Sackbut Blues

    Larry Polansky, Gale Young et al.•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1991

  • A Review of "Arts/Sciences"

    Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1990

    The author reviews a transcription of Xenakis’s ‘thesis defense’ for the ‘Doctorat d’Etat’ at the Sorbonne in 1976 and finds it a welcome and essential addition to the literature documenting the composer’s ideas. Each dialogue transcribed introduces a different thinker and colleague of Xenakis, and each focuses on a different realm of Xenakis’s compositional and aesthetic philosophy. The informality and interdisciplinary nature of the discussions…

  • A Review of "The Music of Ben Johnston" by Heidi Von Gunden

    Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1990

    The author finds Von Gunden’s research on this influential composer to be unusually thorough, citing the wealth of detail the book contains on the factors that have influenced Johnston’s work. The book describes both spiritual influences and the effects of Johnston’s exposure to other experimental composers. The author goes on to praise Von Gunden’s open-minded attitude towards Johnston’s early compositions. While acknowledging the difficulty of …

  • On the Wires of Our Nerves

    Larry Polansky, Robin Julian Heifetz•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1990

  • Collaboration

    Anita Feldman, Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1990

    The authors document their first collaboration involving tap dance and new music, describing their goals in collaborating, the process of composing, and the resulting work, Three Monk Tunes . In “Tap Scored” Feldman discusses her process of choreography and her work with refining the movement of musicians. In “Notes on the Three Monk Tunes for Tap Dancer” Polansky analyzes the score, which includes the taps as one of the instruments. He discusses…

  • The Mills College Center for Contemporary Music's Seminar in Formal Methods Series

    Larry Polansky, John Levin•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1987

    Larry Polansky, John Levin, The Mills College Center for Contemporary Music's Seminar in Formal Methods Series: A Documentary Survey, Leonardo, Vol. 20, No. 2, Special Issue: Visual Art, Sound, Music and Technology (1987), pp. 155-163

  • The Future of Music

    Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1987

  • "Comment on David Carrier's "Theoretical Perspectives on the Arts, Sciences and Technology

    Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1986

  • The music of the voyager interstellar record

    Stephanie Nelson, Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Journal of Applied Communication…•1993•Cited by: 2•References: 4

    An experiment in applied communication at the margins, approximately 90 minutes of music was selected from cultures around the world by Carl Sagan and his associates and placed aboard the two Voyager spacecraft in 1977. Both spacecraft have now reached the outer edges of our solar system and are heading toward deep space. This gift of music and other information about us has only the slimmest chance of ever being retrieved by extraterrestrialsy—t…

  • Morphological metrics

    Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Journal of New Music Research•1996•Cited by: 1•References: 48

    This article describes a number of methods for measuring morphological similarity in music. A variety of metric equations are described which attempt to understand certain kinds of musical and perceptual distances between pairs of shapes in any musical parameter. Different techniques for applying these metrics, such as weightings, variants on each class of metric, and multidimensional and multimetric combinations are also described

  • "Comment on David Carrier's "Theoretical Perspectives on the Arts, Sciences and Technology

    Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1986

  • The Mills College Center for Contemporary Music's Seminar in Formal Methods Series

    Larry Polansky, John Levin•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1987

    Larry Polansky, John Levin, The Mills College Center for Contemporary Music's Seminar in Formal Methods Series: A Documentary Survey, Leonardo, Vol. 20, No. 2, Special Issue: Visual Art, Sound, Music and Technology (1987), pp. 155-163

  • The Future of Music

    Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1987

  • A Review of "Arts/Sciences"

    Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1990

    The author reviews a transcription of Xenakis’s ‘thesis defense’ for the ‘Doctorat d’Etat’ at the Sorbonne in 1976 and finds it a welcome and essential addition to the literature documenting the composer’s ideas. Each dialogue transcribed introduces a different thinker and colleague of Xenakis, and each focuses on a different realm of Xenakis’s compositional and aesthetic philosophy. The informality and interdisciplinary nature of the discussions…

  • A Review of "The Music of Ben Johnston" by Heidi Von Gunden

    Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1990

    The author finds Von Gunden’s research on this influential composer to be unusually thorough, citing the wealth of detail the book contains on the factors that have influenced Johnston’s work. The book describes both spiritual influences and the effects of Johnston’s exposure to other experimental composers. The author goes on to praise Von Gunden’s open-minded attitude towards Johnston’s early compositions. While acknowledging the difficulty of …

  • On the Wires of Our Nerves

    Larry Polansky, Robin Julian Heifetz•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1990

  • Collaboration

    Anita Feldman, Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1990

    The authors document their first collaboration involving tap dance and new music, describing their goals in collaborating, the process of composing, and the resulting work, Three Monk Tunes . In “Tap Scored” Feldman discusses her process of choreography and her work with refining the movement of musicians. In “Notes on the Three Monk Tunes for Tap Dancer” Polansky analyzes the score, which includes the taps as one of the instruments. He discusses…

  • Th Century Microtonal Notation

    Larry Polansky, Gardner Read•ARTICLE•Leonardo Music Journal•1991

  • News of Music

    Larry Polansky, Music Program Zero et al.•ARTICLE•Leonardo Music Journal•1991

  • Hierarchical Music Specification Language

    Peter M Yadlowsky, Phil Burk et al.•ARTICLE•Leonardo Music Journal•1991

  • "A Review of "Ruth Crawford Seeger

    Larry Polansky, Matilda Guame•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1991

    Matilda Guame’s biography of Ruth Crawford Seeger makes an important contribution to our understanding of the work of one of the most influential American composers of the twentieth century. The book’s strengths are its historical accuracy and meticulous detail. Its weaknesses are the writing style and the discussion of Crawford Seeger’s music

  • The Sackbut Blues

    Larry Polansky, Gale Young et al.•ARTICLE•Leonardo•1991

  • Notes on the Compositions

    Barbara Benary, Jody Diamond et al.•ARTICLE•Leonardo Music Journal•1992

    Barbara Benary, Jody Diamond, Lou Harrison, Larry Polansky, Jarrad Powell, I. Wayan Sadra, Rahayu Supanggah, A. W. Sutrisna, Notes on the Compositions, Leonardo Music Journal, Vol. 2, No. 1 (1992), pp. 103-109

  • The music of the voyager interstellar record

    Stephanie Nelson, Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Journal of Applied Communication…•1993•Cited by: 2•References: 4

    An experiment in applied communication at the margins, approximately 90 minutes of music was selected from cultures around the world by Carl Sagan and his associates and placed aboard the two Voyager spacecraft in 1977. Both spacecraft have now reached the outer edges of our solar system and are heading toward deep space. This gift of music and other information about us has only the slimmest chance of ever being retrieved by extraterrestrialsy—t…

  • Colin McPhee

    Larry Polansky, Carol Oja et al.•ARTICLE•Ethnomusicology•1993

  • The Music of Ruth Crawford Seeger

    Larry Polansky, Joseph N Straus et al.•ARTICLE•American Music•1996

  • Morphological metrics

    Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Journal of New Music Research•1996•Cited by: 1•References: 48

    This article describes a number of methods for measuring morphological similarity in music. A variety of metric equations are described which attempt to understand certain kinds of musical and perceptual distances between pairs of shapes in any musical parameter. Different techniques for applying these metrics, such as weightings, variants on each class of metric, and multidimensional and multimetric combinations are also described

  • Cocks Crow, Dogs Bark

    Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Leonardo Music Journal•1997

    and musicians everywhere and always have sought to move music out of themselves. Across history and geography, musical creativity has been transduced by compositional and performance procedures-formal, spiritual, inspirational, philosophical and mathematical. Composers have always made art that is collaborative; communal; channeled from above; derived from nature, speech, or scientific principles; or spontaneously received from some unknowable so…

  • New Music of Indonesia

    Jack Body, Suhendi et al.•ARTICLE•Ethnomusicology•1998

  • Tenney, James

    Larry Polansky, Michael Winter et al.•CHAPTER•The new Grove dictionary of music…•2001

  • A Pentalustral Interlude

    Larry Polansky•ARTICLE•Leonardo Music Journal•2015

Art (17 works) · Music Technology and Sound Studies (9 works) · Visual arts (9 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Diverse Musicological Studies (7 works) · Art history (6 works) · Musicology and Musical Analysis (5 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Music and Audio Processing (3 works) · Musical (3 works)

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