Abstract
I analyse two specific cases of “improvising” music systems with the aim of developing some insights into what might constitute the “computational creativity” in each of these two implementations. First, I outline my working understandings of computational creativity and improvisation, giving a formal framework with which I subsequently examine my analyses of the two computer implementations: George E. Lewis’s Voyager and my own Favola. I complement the formal framework with soft systems analysis in order to map the role of the implementations in the concert performance situations. Through this approach I evaluate each of these implementations as a partial creativity in the context of the “human activity system” of the performance situation.
How to Cite
Mogensen, R., (2017) “Evaluating an improvising computer-implementation as a partial creativity in a music performance system”, Journal of Creative Music Systems 2(1). doi: https://doi.org/10.5920/JCMS.2017.10
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