Sonic Environment Studies (SES): Classifying, Measuring, Monitoring, Circle-Curricular Modeling to bridge the Sonic Environment and the Music Chain in Defined Territories

Dr. Joe Peters — 2024-06-30

SES (Sonic Environment Studies) are designed as an integrated macro-music educational package planed to be delivered online through a protected digital platform by the end of 2024. It is available now as partial applications that can be used in music courses They contain integrated study-sets based on the principle of music-relevance to defined territories, timeline annotation integration methodology, analysis methods, measurement procedures and the use of integrated multimedia digital technology to bind data as products for the music chain. The sole aim is to understand the musics of the world by focusing on defined territories, their defining musical systems and the use of the available digital database assets to explain and create music education products. Presently the database has assembled 60,000 annotated music tracks (and growing) covering the world music systems, a large part dealing with Asian musical products. The database is setup in a protected manner, so that the music business in the music chains (composers, performers, service providers and listeners – the super majority) can stay satisfied and benefitted, while sonic environments stay protected. Collaboration and contributions through cross territorial classroom interaction and/or collaboration with relevant music-recording collectors and databases, should grow this study into the future, expanding the whole scope of study on this subject – which is relevant worldwide.

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วารสารดนตรีและวัฒนธรรม มหาวิทยาลัยราชภัฏบุรีรัมย์ — 2024-06-30

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