musical gesture

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The result is to create an impression of forces at work and on the move - beneath the explicit musical gestures of the characters.
How are we to take this graceless musicalgesture?
Expression per se, then, is a particular aspect of die general notion of modulation described above, a singular musicalgesture.
Note that the effect of the physical gesture appears in the musicalgesture, even though we cannot always notice it.
A musicalgesture is a planned change (randomness can be planned) in musical parameters as part of a piece of music.
As such, a compositional gesture can be a kind of abstraction of a musicalgesture or a group of musical gestures.
From the viewpoint of both agent and watching listener, the musicalgesture-process is tactile and visual as well as aural.
This macro-level can be accessed through gesture, allowing a global musicalgesture and re-interpretation of the sound.
Musicalgesture does not exist apart from a game where it becomes relevant as such.
Classical dance has always denied the relationship between dance gesture and musicalgesture: the dance was always inserted into the musical event.
This musicalgesture emphasises the refrain word despite the fact that it is not placed at a strategic point in the stanza.
A music editor works with music from an overall perspective, while a film composer must build moment by moment from the ground up - from musicalgesture and archetype.
The subset consisting of the gesture measurement tool - a gesture transducer or a musicalgesture analyser - and this mapping is a tool designed for instrument expressiveness.
We introduce human perception in physical and musicalgesture analysis to permit the design and the development of human-computer interfaces better adapted to interpretation and improvisation.
Significantly, each of these contrasting passages features two-measure accent patterns, simply because these allow for a bolder, more expressive musicalgesture than do the one-measure patterns.
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