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inForm: Music Analysis System Jennifer Sterling This software program has been designed to facilitate analysis of musical form while listening to and viewing music. For the first time computer users will understand the impact of seeing a musical score as they listen to music while analyzing its musical structure under their own control. The user can mark-up the score as they listen, stopping and starting the playback as they wish. The program includes high-quality music performances from the Naxos record catalogue as MP3 files and scrolling graphical music scores. |
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The author has selected and arranged the music compositions
in order of complexity and structural content.
The software generates umbrella charts of the user’s score analysis to
compare with the author’s umbrella analysis of each piece.
A series of questions then guides the user
to making decisions about the form of each of the fourteen compositions.
These include:
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This software is a powerful tool for students and
instructors to use in music analysis. It has been tested extensively by the author with hundreds of college
students enrolled in undergraduate courses in music theory. This program is perfect for:
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System RequirementsMacintosh: OS 9.2.2, 10.1 or higher operating systems Windows: Windows 98, 2000, XP or higher Requires a web browser with Java applets enabled, we recommend using Internet Explorer Single Station Price: $59.95 Hybrid CD: 1594CD A demo of inForm is on our TimeSketch.net website. |
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