Objetos sonoros de múltiples componentes y escalas con un comportamiento no-lineal
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multidimensionality, multiscales, non-linearity, semiotic, cognitionAbstract
The writing presented here has attempted to reach an understanding regarding certain current musical objects (works by Julio Estrada and Pablo Araya primarily); that is, to understand its ontological nature. The conclusion reached is that they have a multi-component structure and scales in addition to a highly irregular and unstable dynamic behavior (non-linearity). Such a thing gives great timbral complexity. However, this has repercussions on the ways in which composers think and reason their music, an issue that entails a semiotic and cognitive problem.
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