6 On the Origins and Evolution of Music in Virtual Worlds
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flamenco song style in a paper by Washabaugh (1995) that appeared in
Journal of
Musicological Research.
6.2.4
Level Formation
By "level formation" we mean the formation of
higher-level conventions,
such as
both semantics and syntactical conventions in language, for example.
Suppose that at some point in the musical scenario described above, agents
start remembering rhythmic patterns in terms of repeated short sequences
grouped together as units; for example, shorter sounds may be grouped by simi-
larity in duration and proximity in time, and repeated patterns ...
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