Composing the Good Ship Hibernia and the hole in the bottom of the world
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Roddy, Stephen, Composing the Good Ship Hibernia and the hole in the bottom of the world, AM '17: Proceedings of the 12th International Audio Mostly Conference on Augmented and Participatory Sound and Music Experiences, August 2017, Article No. 31, Pages 1–6Download Item:
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This paper explores topics in embodied cognition, soundscape composition and sonification. It explains the compositional decisions and technical considerations that went into the composition of the piece The Good Ship Hibernia, which is an example of embodied soundscape sonification. This explanation is undertaken within the context of an approach to both sonification design and music composition that accounts for and exploits the embodied aspects of meaning-making in auditory cognition as described in the embodied cognitive science literature.
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Author: Roddy, Stephen
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Data-driven, Music, Composition, Sonification, Financial DataDOI:
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