The Sight of Sound: A Look into R. Murray Schafer's Graphic Notation
This exhibit serves as an analysis of R. Murray Schafer’s graphic notation and how it has impacted musical performance and music education.
Authors
- Avery Brzobohaty
- Olivia Chiasson
- Clara Lockhart
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Varin, François. Photograph of R. Murray Schafer Conducting. Canadian Music Centre.
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