A Musicology for Landscape

1. In an Open Field. Reflective Window. Made by Walking. Everything Under the Sky. The Deception of the Eye. Time Revealed, Time Concealed. Uncertain Precedents. The Time of Music. Creative Transcription. Musicology for Landscape Architecture. 2. A Parallel History of Time in Music and Landscape. Music. Landscape. 3. Horizons. Morton Feldman. Space in the Development of Music Notation. Time Represented by Space. This Departing Landscape. 'Realizing' Feldman. Sound and shaped time. Transcribing Manhattan. Sounds of the City. Notation of Space. 4. Clouds. Gyorgi Ligeti. Sound on Paper. Dimensions of Time and Space. The View from the Road. A Cinematic Landscape. Lines Burnt in Light. The Time of Landscape. A Proximity to Notation. Notation of Time. 5. Meadows. Michael Finnissy. Melty Watercolours with Samuel Palmer Gloom on Top. Landscape Drawn Through Sound. Pink Elephants. Each Bird is Known by its Song. 655 Seconds of Antipodean Landscape. An Iconography of New Landscape Notations. 923 Above. Early Design Notation. Rousham's History of Sound. Five Over Eleven. Ut Pictura Sonitu. Concluding the Picturesque. Notation of Material. 6. Busoni's Garden. Horizons, Clouds, Meadows. A New Relationship to Notation. Touching at a Distance. Sound Plus Vision. Notation as Landscape, Landscape as Notation. Busoni's garden. Endnotes. Bibliography.