All three recording methods - the “Sonagramm Methodology”, the “Tabling Methodology” and the “Formula Methodology” show different depictions of the same composition “Energy I”.
Developing a notation for electronic music
1. Sonagramm Method scientific reversible recording method
2. Tabling Method for the work with the computer
3. Formula Method for the advanced work with the computer
2.
The “Tabling Method” developed by the composer
for recording electronic music in a score (for the first time presented in 1968 during the Berlin Festival Weeks at the International Week for Experimental Music –
see also an enlargement by clicking here)
1. The “Sonagramm Method” developed by the composer – a scientific-reversible method for recording electronic music in a score (the original score is about 9 meters long and was presented for the first time in 1968, during the Berlin Festival Weeks at the International Week for Experimental Music – see also an enlargement by clicking here)
3.
The “Formula Method” developed by the composer
for recording electronic music in a score (for the first time presented in 1968 during the Berlin Festival Weeks at the International Week for Experimental Music – see also an enlargement by clicking here)
