Centre for Research in New Music

Arts & Humanities

1. Music 100%
2. Ensemble 41%
3. Sound 40%
4. Solo 39%
5. Composer 34%
6. Huddersfield 28%
7. Memetics 22%
8. Electronic music 20%
9. Concert 18%
10. Christian Wolff 17%
11. Performance 16%
12. Electroacoustics 15%
13. Electroacoustic music 15%
14. Saxophone 15%
15. Percussion 14%
16. Wreck 14%
17. Double Bass 13%
18. John Cage 13%
19. Violin 13%
20. Memes 13%
21. Performer 12%
22. Notation 12%
23. Software 12%
24. Clarinet 12%
25. Cello 12%
26. Apartment 12%
27. Live Electronics 11%
28. Pianists 11%
29. Elision 10%
30. Trombone 10%
31. Aesthetics 10%
32. Flute 9%
33. New music 9%
34. Composing 9%
35. Aural 8%
36. Listeners 8%
37. Trumpet 8%
38. Contemporary music 7%
39. Musicians 7%
40. Guitar 7%
41. Indeterminate 7%
42. Karlheinz Stockhausen 7%
43. Artist 7%
44. Practice as Research 6%
45. Computer music 6%
46. Sigmund Freud 6%
47. Trio 6%
48. World Premiere 6%
49. Soloist 6%
50. String Quartet 6%
51. Steel 6%
52. England 6%
53. Sound Recording 6%
54. Piano music 6%
55. Brass 6%
56. Embodiment 6%
57. Music Theatre 6%
58. Darwinism 5%
59. Atmosphere 5%
60. Music Composition 5%
61. Impulse 5%
62. Whiteness 5%
63. Harmonics 5%
64. Cage 5%
65. Remix 5%
66. Recital 5%
67. Morton Feldman 5%
68. Indeterminacy 5%
69. Quintet 5%
70. Laptop Orchestra 5%
71. Tape 5%
72. Self-portrait 5%
73. Layer 5%
74. Duet 5%
75. Documentation 5%