Bibliography

Here is the list of books that in different ways touch on relations of music and games. In the first section, we separate titles, that are available on-line and contain more games, game-like performances or activities.

More games!

• Carl Bergstrøm-Nielsen, Intuitive Music. A Mini-Handbook
• Daniel Bloomfield, Games and Puzzles for the Musical
• Steve Treseler, 10 Improvisation Games for Ensembles
• Steve Treseler, Creativity Triggers

Other

• Jeffrey Agrell, Improvisation Games for Classical Musicians (→Dueling Bumblebees)
• Jeffrey Agrell, Improvised Chamber Music
• Jeffrey Agrell, Vocal Improvisation Games for Singers and Choral Groups
• John Blacking, How Musical Is Man?
• Nicole Brockmann, From Sight to Sound: Improvisational Games for Classical Musicians
• William Cheng, Sound Play
• Christof Cox, Daniel Warren (eds.), Audio Culture: Readings in Modern Music
• Jon Damian, Fresh Music
• Umberto Eco, The Open Work
• Mick Goodrick, The Advancing Guitarist
• Jennie Gottschalk, Experimental Music Since 1970
• Johan Huizinga, Homo Ludens: A Study of the Play-Element in Culture
• W. A. Mathieu, The Listening Book. Discovering Your Own Music
• Hillary McKinney, John Scalici, Learn In Rhythm: Concept-based rhythm infused lesson plans for the classroom
• Sonia Michelson, New Dimensions in Classical Guitar for Children
• Peter Moorman (ed.), Music and Game: Perspectives on a Popular Alliance [video games mainly]
• Stephen Nachmanovitch, Free Play: Improvisation in Life and Art
• Michael Pollock, Musical Improv Comedy: Creating Songs in the Moment
• Stefan Szczelkun, Improvisation Rites: from John Cage's 'Song Books' to the Scratch Orchestra's 'Nature Study Notes'. Collective practices 2011 - 2017
• John Stevens, Search and Reflect
• Brian Upton, The Aesthetic of Play
• Iannis Xenakis, Formalized Music: Thought and Mathematics in Composition

Let's make this list longer. Also if you have anything to write about any of the above titles, please do.