Salieri & Beethoven in Dialogue Antonio Salieri (1750–1825), Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827) Heidelberger Sinfoniker / Timo Jouko Herrmann (director) / Diana Tomsche, Joshua Whitener, Kai Preußker (soloists) Hänssler Classic HC20067, 2021; one disc, 48 minutes

VISCO - Visual SALIERI Components

VISCO is a novel visual extension to the texbased SALIERI Language. VISCO makes it possible to use the SALIERI System for creating nearly any kind of score level or real-time music applications with integrated graphical user interfaces. The visual control elements and environments can be created and controlled with the integrated, interactive, GUI based VISCO Browser, from within running SALIER...

An HTTP Interface to Salieri

This paper describes how the Salieri System, a powerful and exible tool for composition, analysis, and editing of score level music, has been modi ed to serve as a music-server in a local or global network using HTTP. This composition server o ers new ways of user-machine-interaction and a novel approach to composition using the internet. The architecture of the Salieri server and the required ...

SALIERI: A General, Interactive Computer Music System

In this paper we describe the Salieri System, an interactive software environment for structure oriented composition, manipulation, and analysis of music. The system is built on the newly developed Salieri Language, a universal programming language based on a hierarchical model of formal music representation, combining features of traditional functional and procedural programming languages with...

Black Holes, Bandwidths and Beethoven

It is usually believed that a function φ(t) whose Fourier spectrum is bounded can vary at most as fast as its highest frequency component ωmax. This is in fact not the case, as Aharonov, Berry and others drastically demonstrated with explicit counter examples, so-called superoscillations. It has been claimed that even the recording of an entire Beethoven symphony can occur as part of a signal w...

"Beethoven on Beethoven: Playing His Piano His Way." By William S. Newman