Fractal and Complex Patterns Existing in Music: Application to the Composition Diaphonies of Michael Paouris
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This paper analyzes fractal and complex patterns within Michael Paouris's musical composition "Diaphonies."
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This is a study on fractals existing in music. The application case is the composition DIAPHONIES of Michael Paouris. Sliding-window fractal analysis indicate areas of continuous fractality dipped in non-fractal areas of possibly deterministic and stochastic nature. Diverging cases of pronounced non-fractal areas are addressed and also areas of mixed fractality and non-fractality. Many segments exhibit persistency-P (2
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