There are so many interesting places on the web with MaMuTh subjects - below I list just a few that I think most inspiring. A variety of other links (more music theory in general, less specific mathematical) you will find in the FAQ section.
Academic MaMuTh - Software - Miscellaneous - News groups
Academic MaMuTh
- University of Zürich, Switzerland
- University of Osnabrück, Germany
- Technische Universität and Humboldt-Universität
Berlin, Germany
Including a mascot! (Guess what kind? - a prehistoric shaggy elephant...) - Technische Universität Dresden, Germany
- Guerino Mazzola's Homepage
Guerino Mazzola's curriculum vitae
List of works, information about his current projects, lectures, powerpoint presentations...
Software
- RUBATO
A high-end, free music software developed by Guerino Mazzola and Oliver Zahorka, with many tools for rhythmic, melodic, harmonic analysis and also expressive performance. Oliver Zahorka called it Deep blue in music. - David Cope's EMI (experiments in
musical intelligence)
Another software that was compared to the deep blue chess computer. One of its main focuses is style analysis of existing composers and algorithmic composition; it has generated really impressive pieces of music in the style of Bach, Mozart, Chopin, Joplin and others. - Symmetrica (Harald
Fripertinger's Homepage)
Symmetrica is a scientific software covering algorithms of group theory and combinatorial enumeration. It has been used to calculate classes of musical motifs (like I did on a much lower level in my thesis). - RUSTY (The Odradek Institute)
A project for a music-theoretical framework of java classes. This site also contains a really impressive music theory link list.
Miscellaneous
- Music: a Mathematical
Offering (Dave Benson)
Mathematics and Music (Dave Rusin)
Some more examples of the sometimes amazing ways music and mathematics can interact. - The Sound of Mathematics
A variety of music pieces created from musical formulae: mathematics made audible. It's not later than here that you should see that mathematics can be FUN.