Alexey Arkhipenko - Abridged Bio
Compositions by Alexey Arkhipenko have been described as "experimental and saturated". He often mixes different styles, for example:
- tonal and atonal music like in Trio From the New World (2015) and Hamlet Quartet (2015).
- electronic house music for orchestra in Orchestra House (2015).
- while playing bass guitar, Alexey Arkhipenko developed a new music style in 3Bass project mixing elements of minimalism and rock with bass guitar (2012-2014).
In the piece for percussion Mechanical Cat (2015) he explores the limits of atonality in percussion instruments.
He developed several composition algorithms, which can compose music based on several initial parameters (QGen, CMix, NotesTyper). Results of the work of these algorithms is known as Rhaos project and the most known tracks are Western Train Suite and Lost City. While listening to these pieces you can hear how different rules form the atmosphere of computer generated music.
He develops classification projects in music, including composer quiz (CQuiz), music genres and composers classification (ClassClass).
He taught composing for sample libraries and realistic usage of sample libraries in Moscow academy “Moskvorechie” (2014 - 2015).
His music is available on his website at: http://arkhipenko.weebly.com
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Articles and books citing Alexey Arkhipenko:
Compositions by Alexey Arkhipenko have been described as "experimental and saturated". He often mixes different styles, for example:
- tonal and atonal music like in Trio From the New World (2015) and Hamlet Quartet (2015).
- electronic house music for orchestra in Orchestra House (2015).
- while playing bass guitar, Alexey Arkhipenko developed a new music style in 3Bass project mixing elements of minimalism and rock with bass guitar (2012-2014).
In the piece for percussion Mechanical Cat (2015) he explores the limits of atonality in percussion instruments.
He developed several composition algorithms, which can compose music based on several initial parameters (QGen, CMix, NotesTyper). Results of the work of these algorithms is known as Rhaos project and the most known tracks are Western Train Suite and Lost City. While listening to these pieces you can hear how different rules form the atmosphere of computer generated music.
He develops classification projects in music, including composer quiz (CQuiz), music genres and composers classification (ClassClass).
He taught composing for sample libraries and realistic usage of sample libraries in Moscow academy “Moskvorechie” (2014 - 2015).
His music is available on his website at: http://arkhipenko.weebly.com
Articles about Alexey Arkhipenko:
Articles and books citing Alexey Arkhipenko:
- Western classical music development: a statistical analysis of composers similarity, differentiation and evolution (Patrick Georges, Scientometrics, 2017)
- The Function of Style (Farshid Moussavi, 2015)
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