Tract on Panot. Part 1: Text. (In Form of a Dialogue between Master PAN and Student NOT). Part 2: Examples. (Music Examples in Both Traditional and PANOTation). Part 3: Appendices and Supplements. (Reference Materials in Both Traditional and PANOTation).

Skapski, George J.

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ERIC Number: ED395840

Record Type: Non-Journal

Publication Date: 1992

Pages: 429

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Tract on Panot. Part 1: Text. (In Form of a Dialogue between Master PAN and Student NOT). Part 2: Examples. (Music Examples in Both Traditional and PANOTation). Part 3: Appendices and Supplements. (Reference Materials in Both Traditional and PANOTation).

Skapski, George J.

This document proposes and presents a new concept in music notation. Consisting of three separately-bound parts, the first part presents the rationale for the new musical notation in the form of a dialogue between two people who discuss what the ideal musical notation would be: the subject of unmetered durations and articulations, the representation of the temporal parameter, the domain of pitch and intervals, symbols for dynamics and timbre, and some observations on analytical insights. The second part provides numerous examples of each of the areas discussed in the dialogue. The final part presents the 50 appendices and supplemental materials concerning PANOTation along with traditional notation. (JAG)

Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Descriptive Writing, Higher Education, Music Education, Music Reading, Music Techniques, Musical Composition, Reference Materials

Publication Type: Reports - Descriptive; Books

Education Level: N/A

Audience: Students; Researchers

Language: English

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Authoring Institution: California State Univ., Northridge.

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