Code Musicology: From Hardwired to Software

Denis Crowdy explores the profound relationship between software and musical creation in a contemporary context. By examining the evolution from hardwired systems to software-driven environments, he sheds light on how technology influences the composition, performance, and appreciation of music.

Through insightful analysis and examples, the work delves into the implications of software's role in shaping musical expression and the creative process. Crowdy invites readers to consider the transformation of musicology and the ways in which software becomes an integral part of human musical activity, redefining both traditional and modern practices.