Serial Techniques Other Than Pitch

Dr. Mike Rogers explaining serialization of rhythm, dynamics, and articulations via the music of Babbitt, Messiaen, and Boulez. This video was prepared primarily for Music Theory IV students at Abilene Christian University.

[@nicholasschuman4805]

These are very informative videos. Thank you very much :)

[@artoffugue333]

Great synopsis on a complex topic!

[@UtsyoChakraborty]

Excellent lucid explanation!

[@MicoAquinoComposer]

Nice to see you here, Utsyo! I just started to learn about serial techniques other than pitch. Composing using serialism is fun!

[@adriangurung5917]

I've been looking for a video like this for a very long time! Thank you so much!

[@monsterjazzlicks]

I'm looking forward to viewing this upload...

[@RanBlakePiano]

Fascinating .wish audio was more generous

[@hotdrumman]

why does is my inverse the same as my retrograde when I try some thing similar. 52341 is my prime...retrograde is 14325 but the inverse of prime is the same?

[@djimmish]

To invert prime, simply substract each number from 12 (besides the first one).
For example:
Prime row: 54321
Inversion: 5(same as the first note in the prime), 8(12-4), 9(12-3), 10(12-2), 11(12-1)
So it should look like 5,8,9,10,11. Hope I helped!

[@monsterjazzlicks]

It's a bit too tricky! :-(