University Symphony Orchestra, May 29, 1975

Concert program for University Symphony Orchestra, May 29, 1975

The University Symphony Orchestra, December 3, 1976

Concert program for The University Symphony Orchestra, December 3, 1976

University Symphony Orchestra, January 30, 1977

Concert program for University Symphony Orchestra, January 30, 1977

University Symphony Orchestra, February 25, 1977

Concert program for University Symphony Orchestra, February 25, 1977

"Heart Music", Symphonic Band, February 14, 2008

Concert program for "Heart Music", Symphonic Band, February 14, 2008

The University Symphony Orchestra, January 26, 1982

Concert program for The University Symphony Orchestra, January 26, 1982

Pacific Northwest Chamber Music Festival, June 28, 30 and July 5, 9, 1988

Concert program for Pacific Northwest Chamber Music Festival, June 28, 30 and July 5, 9, 1988

Music of Today Series, Garth Knox, October 22, 2013

Concert Program for Music of Today, Garth Knox, October 22, 2013

Music of Today Series, UW Modern Ensemble, Inverted Space, "Music by Luigi Nono," February 25, 2014

Concert Program for Music of Today Series, UW Modern Ensemble, Inverted Space, Andre Richard, February 25, 2014

Music of Today Series, UW Modern Ensemble, May 19, 2014

Concert Program for Music of Today Series, UW Modern Ensemble, May 19, 2014

Notation timelines and the aesthetics of disappearance

Contemporary cities are frequently surrounded by transitional landscapes: ambiguous lands, non-places on the urban edge, commonly experienced under the condition of speed. Although variously shaped by processes of urbanisation, logistics of road engineering, safety and ownership, and local people's lives, for travellers such landscapes are usually perceived in a state of disappearance. This condition presents a major challenge for the traditional methods used in architecture and urban design. For designers interested in the organisation and design of such mobility routes for the engagement of the traveller, a method of scripting based on notation timelines would provide a helpful supplement to traditional master plans. This paper explores the development of such a method and its roots in time-based arts, such as dance, music and film, as well as in the recent history of architecture and urban design. It does so through the presentation of an experimental study based on a real route, the train journey from London to Stansted airport.

Concert of Harpsichord Music, November 3, 1966

Concert Program for Concert of Harpsichord Music, November 3, 1966

Noon Recital, Music for Harpsichord and Piano, May 14, 1969

Concert Program for Noon Recital, Music for Harpsichord and Piano, May 14, 1969

A Concert of 17th and 18th Century Music, November 16, 1953

Concert Program for A Concert of 17th and 18th Century Music, November 16, 1953

Chamber Music Recital, May 1, 1960

Concert Program for Chamber Music Recital, May 1st, 1960