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Gestural Musical Improvisation and Programming

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Gestural Musical Improvisation and Programming

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We present a human-centered gestural system for musical improvisation, MIND. We demonstrate the relationship between music composition and programming. Preliminary field data from contextual inquiries in an elderly care setting suggest that the MIND system would be accessible to this population. A benefit of the system is the multimodal interaction technique through the invisible interface.

Peter Khooshabeh, Ethan Smith, John Thomspon

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Added	25 Jun 2010
Updated	25 Jun 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2005
Where	VL
Authors	Peter Khooshabeh, Ethan Smith, John Thomspon

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