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Thomas Seelig & Fabien Lévy: « Soliloque sur [X, X, X et X, musical commentaries from a computer about a concert misunderstood by it »
SMC’04 Conference Proceedings, Oct 2004, Ircam, Paris, France, p.25-29.

Abstract: To compose a composer… Soliloque sur [X, X, X et X] is not just a musical work, but more a meta-score, generated by the computer in real-time from other works of the concert. It means that for every concert, the generated work is different, in its sounds as well as in its organization. This computer application also requires a particular real-time technology, because it involves changing a signal processing network “on the fly” without sound interruption.
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Hugues Dufourt, Fabien Lévy (scientific formulations and annexe devlopping to the XX century scales classical pythagoricians concepts): «Les origines grecques du concept d’Harmonie » (The Greek origin of ‘Harmony’ concept)
Cahiers des philosophies du langage n°3 -Philosophie et musique, Hrsg.: A. Soulez, Y. Sebestik, F. Schmitz, L’Harmattan éd, Paris, 1998.

Guillaume Ballet, Riccardo Borghesi, Peter Hoffmann, Fabien Lévy: « Studio Online 3.0: An Internet “Killer Application” for Remote Access to IRCAM Sounds and Processing tools »
Actes des journées d’informatique musicale 1999 , CNET, Issy les Moulineaux, 1999.