Title
Cope, David oral history
Catalog Number
102738611
Type
Document
Description
David Cope is a leading figure in the history of computer-generated music, literature, and art. Beginning his traditional composition career as a pre-teen, Cope turned to using a computer as a compositional aide after a serious bout of writers block. He was develop several incredibly significant programs in an attempt to develop a unified theory of what musical style actually meant. The most notable program, Experiments in Musical Intelligence, acted as a composer working with input from writers such as Bach, Joplin, and Mozart, to create new works in their styles. He followed up EMI with Emily Howell, a program that used direct user feedback in composition.
Date
2017-12-07
Contributor
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Cope, David, Interviewee
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Garcia, Christopher, Interviewer
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Publisher
Computer History Museum
Place of Publication
Mountain View, CA
Extent
30 p.
Format
PDF
Category
Transcription
Subject
computer music; Composition; Algorithmic music; University of California, Santa Cruz; FORTRAN
Credit
Computer History Museum
