The monograph studies the drone genre, its definition, aspects of its origin (prototypes in the environment, archaic music and contemporary artistic processes), the imprint this form of expression has had in the second half of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century, and the compositional aspects.

The perception of slow sound processes is a challenge requiring a wide-ranging cognitive review of...

The monograph studies the drone genre, its definition, aspects of its origin (prototypes in the environment, archaic music and contemporary artistic processes), the imprint this form of expression has had in the second half of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century, and the compositional aspects.

The perception of slow sound processes is a challenge requiring a wide-ranging cognitive review of contexts and has therefore not been explored further, focusing mainly on the analysis of the acoustic characteristics and structuring of micro-dimensional changes, and compositional techniques. This book seeks to define the concept of the drone genre, to encode its origin and expression and to define compositional aspects.

The monograph refers to literature on experimental electronic music and sound technologies, reflection of the authors' creativity, general music literature and scientific non-musical literature.