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Hello.

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This week's lecture is given by me, for a
change.

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I'm a composer and music technologist
working at the

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Reid School of Music at the University of
Edinburgh.

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My specialty is algorithmic composition,
which is writing software, to make

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complete pieces of music, but I also
improvise on laptop and saxophones.

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This week, we're going to look at rhythm
and form.

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We looked at pitches in week one, and we
can think of pitch as our Y axis, that

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is on the vertical axis, with time now
being

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on our X axis, moving horizontally from
left to right.