Music Notation and Visualization
MISSION STATEMENT
The Music Notation and Visualization Interest Group (MNVIG) seeks to create a scholarly forum, where research, discussion and creativity are promoted, when concerning the representation of musical sound through rendered code, staff notation and graphic scores, be it autograph, printed and/or electronic. Because music is an ethereal art, practices of visualization are similarly encompassed while inviting multi-disciplinary reflections for a greater conceptual understanding. By sharing common ground with other specialties also, MNVIG aims to collaborate with scholars in early music, archival and multimedia groups in particular.
Second "Delphic" Hymn; Limēnios; 128 BCE
ACTIVITIES
MNVIG meets annually at the Society for Music Theory conference, and occasionally with fraternal groups, or with other societies at large. Planned activities also include specialty sessions regarding various related topics. For more information, please visit SMT's website here.
Psalm 8, Verse 2; Graduale (IX Sunday after Pentecost); c. 15th century
ONLINE PRESENCE AND DISCUSSION
Any SMT member or member of the public is invited to join the MNVIG discussion board, which you can find under the Contact menu. Here you'll also find current announcements amid ongoing discussions.
Prelude, Op. 28, no. 7; Frederic Chopin; 1839
HOW TO JOIN
Please contact our administration below.
Makrokosmos, Vol. II, Movt. XII (Spiral Galaxy, "Aquarius"); George Crumb; 1973
LEADERSHIP AND CONTACT INFORMATION
Chair
Michael Galganski
dyllicarray@gmail.com
Tonalitem, I; Michael Galganski, 2003
49 Waltzes for the Five Boroughs; John Cage; 1977