The Music Animation Machine

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Overview | Harmonic Coloring | Notation | The Video
Kids | Teachers | Email Us

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(Beethoven: Symphony No. 5, first nine bars)

"An elegantly clever way to visualize complex music...." --Whole Earth Review

The Music Animation Machine is a software invention of Stephen Malinowski that makes animated graphical scores of musical performances. These scores are specifically designed for listeners to watch while hearing music.

From here you can:

• get an overview of how the Music Animation Machine works
• have a closer look at Music Animation Machine notation
• read about kids and the Music Animation Machine
• learn how to use the Music Animation Machine in the classroom
• discover how Harmonic Coloring animates the circle of fifths
• order a Music Animation Machine videotape
• survey a brief history of the Music Animation Machine and other musical explorations of Stephen Malinowski
• read reviews of some reviews of the Music Animation Machine
• send us email with your questions and responses

What you won't find here (an explanatory note)

Here are some other music visualization sites you might like to visit ....

• Ron Pellegrino and the Electronic Arts of Sound and Light
• the Bindu Music Visualization home page
• Greg Jalbert's Tonecolor page (a music/visual connection resource)

And some other useful or interesting music sites:

• the Computer Music Journal page
• the Classical MIDI Archives
• Suite 101's Music Education site (with links to interactive eartraining lessons, music resource ftp sites, and more)