The intellectuals (Hamilton and Giuffre) are busy working out their musical equations and can't be bothered to smile, but they're not frowning, either.
This formula can work fine if you have strong singers to fill out the musical side of the equation.
Bellow thanked him in a letter, since published, in which suffering and its musical relief are weighed in a typically unflinching equation: "There's almost enough art to cover the deadly griefs with.
The relationship between the fundamental frequencies f n and f r of two musical tones k semitones apart is described by Equation 1a below.
Applications include mental calculation, solid geometry, musical intervals, logarithms, integration, infinite series, solitaire, and differential equations.
(Think "Weathermen! The Musical".) That's one side, anyway, of the lopsided equation that is "Wicked".
Because club music is so often about programming machines to perform pre-fixed musical tasks, a sense of improvisation can often be edged out of the equation.
That being said, I must register my agreement with his equation of the facile neo-Romanticism that began to dominate establishment musical institutions about two decades ago, and the Reaganite supply-side ideology that arose concurrently.
In a series of neuropsychological experiments, we investigated associative knowledge of musical compositions (musical objects), musical emotions, musical instruments (musical sources) and music notation (musical symbols).
But when Luther Henderson, a composer and musical adapter, brought up the creative giant in his own work history, I thought he was making a larger equation, one that subsumed the others.
