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21M.383 | Spring 2023 | Undergraduate, Graduate

# Computational Music Theory and Analysis

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The format of Quiz 2 is two long-answer/short-essay questions (like Quiz 1). One of the questions will be the same as Quiz 1 (Global Rule, Equivalence, 3 Contexts), and one will be taken from either Krumhansl’s Probe-Tone Experiments, David Huron’s Sweet Anticiation, the reading on the ILLIAC Suite, George Lewis’s lecture on Improvisation, or on a short topics including Leon Hackleroad’s How not to Mix Mathematics and Music, and my “Tipping the Iceberg” video about the number of lost songs from the Middle Ages.

Midterm 2 (2023) 21M.383 Computational Music Theory and Analysis (DOC)

Midterm 2 (2023) 21M.383 Computational Music Theory and Analysis (PDF)

## Course Info

##### Instructor

- Prof. Michael Scott Asato Cuthbert

##### Departments

- Music and Theater Arts

##### As Taught In

Spring 2023

##### Level

Undergraduate
Graduate

##### Topics

- Fine Arts
  - Music
    - Music History
    - Music Theory
- Mathematics
  - Computation
  - Mathematical Analysis
  - Probability and Statistics

##### Learning Resource Types

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theaters Lecture Videos
theaters Other Video
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grading Exams
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