The Haskell School of Music
by Paul Hudak
Publisher: Yale University 2014
Number of pages: 441
Description:
This is a textbook on functional programming in Haskell, with a strong focus on computer music concepts and applications. The book describes Euterpea, a computer music library developed in Haskell, that allows programming computer music applications both at the note level and the signal level. The book also teaches functional programming in Haskell from scratch.
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