Music 254 - Revision history

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Recent and current subjects of student and visitor research

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	* Real-time voice pitch tracking in Humdrum (MST undergrad)		* Real-time voice pitch tracking in Humdrum (MST undergrad)
	* Rhythmic pattern sort in RISM OPAC data (1.3 million incipits) (PhD collaborator)		* Rhythmic pattern sort in RISM OPAC data (1.3 million incipits) (PhD collaborator)
	* ~~Drumpfet~~ acoustics (visiting Taiwanese researcher)		* Trumpet acoustics (visiting Taiwanese researcher)
	* Searching lyrics in multimedia databases with Mandarin and English (CS PhD)		* Searching lyrics in multimedia databases with Mandarin and English (CS PhD)
	* Style judgment by man and machine (EE PhD)		* Style judgment by man and machine (EE PhD)

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Ongoing research projects at CCARH

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	* [http://ichriss.ccarh.org/HRD/ Handel Reference Database] (in cooperation with Ilias Chrissochoidis)		* [http://ichriss.ccarh.org/HRD/ Handel Reference Database] (in cooperation with Ilias Chrissochoidis)
	* [http://kern.ccarh.org/ KernScores] website for music analysis		* [http://kern.ccarh.org/ KernScores] website for music analysis
	* [http://music-encoding.org/home Music Encoding Initiative] (in cooperation with ~~the~~ the University of Paderborn and the Detmold Hochschule für Musik)		* [http://music-encoding.org/home Music Encoding Initiative] (in cooperation with the University of Paderborn and the Detmold Hochschule für Musik)
	* MuseData documentation and development		* MuseData documentation and development
	* Musical data translation (numerous projects and formats)		* Musical data translation (numerous projects and formats)
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	* [http://www.themefinder.org Themefinder]		* [http://www.themefinder.org Themefinder]
	* [http://verovio.humdrum.org Verovio] (in cooperation with the [http://music-encoding.org/tools/verovio/ Music Encoding Initiative (MEI)])		* [http://verovio.humdrum.org Verovio] (in cooperation with the [http://music-encoding.org/tools/verovio/ Music Encoding Initiative (MEI)])
	* [http://wiki.ccarh.org/wiki/MuseData:_Antonio_Vivaldi#Juditha_triumphans Vivaldi edition and score projects] in collaboration of national and international performing groups (CCARH staff)		* [http://wiki.ccarh.org/wiki/MuseData:_Antonio_Vivaldi#Juditha_triumphans Vivaldi edition and score projects] in collaboration with national and international performing groups (CCARH staff)


	Previous front page: [http://www.ccarh.org/courses/254 http://www.ccarh.org/courses/254]		Previous front page: [http://www.ccarh.org/courses/254 http://www.ccarh.org/courses/254]

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Recent and current subjects of student and visitor research

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	* Deep metric structure (visiting German PhD)		* Deep metric structure (visiting German PhD)
	* Electronic composition for animations (visiting master's from Keio University)		* Electronic composition for animations (visiting master's from Keio University)
	* Encoding system of music by Hildegard ~~con~~ Bingen (PhD visitor)		* Encoding system of music by Hildegard von Bingen (PhD visitor)
	* Encoding Zarlino's treatises with interactive music and sound (visiting Dutch PhD)		* Encoding Zarlino's treatises with interactive music and sound (visiting Dutch PhD)
	* French chant in the Norman conquest of Southern Italy (visiting PhD from Italy in music/art history)		* French chant in the Norman conquest of Southern Italy (visiting PhD from Italy in music/art history)
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	* Rhythmic pattern sort in RISM OPAC data (1.3 million incipits) (PhD collaborator)		* Rhythmic pattern sort in RISM OPAC data (1.3 million incipits) (PhD collaborator)
	* Drumpfet acoustics (visiting Taiwanese researcher)		* Drumpfet acoustics (visiting Taiwanese researcher)
	* Searching lyrics in multimedia databases with Mandarin and English (CS PhD)		* Searching lyrics in multimedia databases with Mandarin and English (CS PhD)
	* Style judgment by man and machine (EE PhD)		* Style judgment by man and machine (EE PhD)
	* Stylistic traits of Pierre de la Rue's motets (Mus undergraduate)		* Stylistic traits of Pierre de la Rue's motets (Mus undergraduate)

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Links and credits

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	* <b>MuseData</b> (1985--): http://www.musedata.org. Format and printing system designed and implemented by Walter B. Hewlett. Currently holds 1,200 classical works (symphonies, chamber music, operas, oratorios). Hosted by CCARH (http://www.ccarh.org)		* <b>MuseData</b> (1985--): http://www.musedata.org. Format and printing system designed and implemented by Walter B. Hewlett. Currently holds 1,200 classical works (symphonies, chamber music, operas, oratorios). Hosted by CCARH (http://www.ccarh.org)

	* <b>Humdrum Toolkit</b> (1985): https://musiccog.ohio-state.edu/home/index.php/The_Humdrum_Toolkit. Initiated by David Huron. Hosted by ~~the~~ Ohio State University, with additional tools at CCARH.		* <b>Humdrum Toolkit</b> (1985): https://musiccog.ohio-state.edu/home/index.php/The_Humdrum_Toolkit. Initiated by David Huron. Hosted by The Ohio State University, with additional tools at CCARH.

	* <b>KernScores</b> (2001): http://kern.ccarh.org and http://kern.humdrum.org. Originated and maintained by Craig Sapp. Roughly 2,000 works (piano music, German and Chinese folksongs). Related [http://ismir2005.ismir.net/proceedings/3123.pdf literature].		* <b>KernScores</b> (2001): http://kern.ccarh.org and http://kern.humdrum.org. Originated and maintained by Craig Sapp. Roughly 2,000 works (piano music, German and Chinese folksongs). Related [http://ismir2005.ismir.net/proceedings/3123.pdf literature].

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Links and credits

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	* <b>MuseData</b> (1985--): http://www.musedata.org. Format and printing system designed and implemented by Walter B. Hewlett. Currently holds 1,200 classical works (symphonies, chamber music, operas, oratorios). Hosted by CCARH (http://www.ccarh.org)		* <b>MuseData</b> (1985--): http://www.musedata.org. Format and printing system designed and implemented by Walter B. Hewlett. Currently holds 1,200 classical works (symphonies, chamber music, operas, oratorios). Hosted by CCARH (http://www.ccarh.org)

	* <b>Humdrum Toolkit</b> (1985): https://musiccog.ohio-state.edu/home/index.php/The_Humdrum_Toolkit. ~~Itinitiated~~ by David Huron. Hosted by the Ohio State University, with additional tools at CCARH.		* <b>Humdrum Toolkit</b> (1985): https://musiccog.ohio-state.edu/home/index.php/The_Humdrum_Toolkit. Initiated by David Huron. Hosted by the Ohio State University, with additional tools at CCARH.

	* <b>KernScores</b> (2001): http://kern.ccarh.org and http://kern.humdrum.org. Originated and maintained by Craig Sapp. Roughly 2,000 works (piano music, German and Chinese folksongs. Related [http://ismir2005.ismir.net/proceedings/3123.pdf literature].		* <b>KernScores</b> (2001): http://kern.ccarh.org and http://kern.humdrum.org. Originated and maintained by Craig Sapp. Roughly 2,000 works (piano music, German and Chinese folksongs). Related [http://ismir2005.ismir.net/proceedings/3123.pdf literature].

	* <b>Josquin Research Project</b> (2010): http://jrp.stanford.edu. Initiated by Jesse Rodin, website developed and maintained by Craig Sapp. Currently contains c. 400 of a project 500 polyphonic works.		* <b>Josquin Research Project</b> (2010): http://jrp.stanford.edu. Initiated by Jesse Rodin, website developed and maintained by Craig Sapp. Currently contains c. 400 of a project 500 polyphonic works.

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Data Contents

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	* <b>The [https://jrp.stanford.edu Josquin Research Project]</b> contains scores--mainly choral repertories composed by Josquin and his contemporaries. No lyrics. Encoded by humans for use with **kern and MuseData. Conversions to other formats include MIDI, MEI, et al.		* <b>The [https://jrp.stanford.edu Josquin Research Project]</b> contains scores--mainly choral repertories composed by Josquin and his contemporaries. No lyrics. Encoded by humans for use with **kern and MuseData. Conversions to other formats include MIDI, MEI, et al.

	* [https://kern.ccarh.org <b><i>KernScores</i></b>] contains scores of Western European music--mainly for piano--(classical period through early twentieth-century, with broad edges for earlier and later music. Optically recognized. Humdrum kern format native, with on-the-fly conversions to numerous other formats for notation and analysis.		* [https://kern.ccarh.org <b><i>KernScores</i></b>] contains scores of Western European music--mainly for piano--classical period through early twentieth-century, with broad edges for earlier and later music. Optically recognized. Humdrum kern format native, with on-the-fly conversions to numerous other formats for notation and analysis.

	* [https://musedata.org/ <b><i>MuseData</i></b>] contains scores of Western European music--mainly for orchestra, ensemble, quartet, or mixed group--from 1700 to 1850 (e.g. Bach, Corelli, Vivaldi, Haydn, Beethoven, et al.) fully encoded by humans (with lyrics when pertinent) in the MuseData format, with conversions to several other formats.		* [https://musedata.org/ <b><i>MuseData</i></b>] contains scores of Western European music--mainly for orchestra, ensemble, quartet, or mixed group--from 1700 to 1850 (e.g. Bach, Corelli, Vivaldi, Haydn, Beethoven, et al.) fully encoded by humans (with lyrics when pertinent) in the MuseData format, with conversions to several other formats.

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Prerequesites

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	Projects and applications can be developed on the basis of any well documented encoding scheme and may draw on machine-readable information from an additional domain (gesture, audio, et al.). Music 254/CS 275B has been an incubator for software applications in such areas as melodic search in Western and non-Western repertories, polyphonic query, harmonic visualization, real-time analysis of pre-tonal and tonal music, generation of compositions based on specified styles and/or genres, and AI techniques in author/composer profiling, structural dissection of polyphonic scores, and feature-weighting approaches to MIR (music information retrieval).		Projects and applications can be developed on the basis of any well documented encoding scheme and may draw on machine-readable information from an additional domain (gesture, audio, et al.). Music 254/CS 275B has been an incubator for software applications in such areas as melodic search in Western and non-Western repertories, polyphonic query, harmonic visualization, real-time analysis of pre-tonal and tonal music, generation of compositions based on specified styles and/or genres, and AI techniques in author/composer profiling, structural dissection of polyphonic scores, and feature-weighting approaches to MIR (music information retrieval).

	==~~Prerequesites~~==		==Prerequisites==
	Successful completion of Music 253/CS 275A, Symbolic Musical Information and graduate status or evidence of equivalent preparation.		Successful completion of Music 253/CS 275A, Symbolic Musical Information, and graduate status or evidence of equivalent preparation.

	Previous programming experience is not necessary but is an asset. A working knowledge of musical notation and elementary concepts of music theory is essential.		Previous programming experience is not necessary but is an asset. A working knowledge of musical notation and elementary concepts of music theory is essential.

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Data Contents

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	Data repositories of verified symbolic encodings include three that have been created locally:		Data repositories of verified symbolic encodings include three that have been created locally:

	* <b>The Josquin Research Project</b> contains scores--mainly choral repertories composed by Josquin and his contemporaries. No lyrics. Encoded by humans for use with **kern and MuseData. Conversions to other formats include MIDI, MEI, et al.		* <b>The [https://jrp.stanford.edu Josquin Research Project]</b> contains scores--mainly choral repertories composed by Josquin and his contemporaries. No lyrics. Encoded by humans for use with **kern and MuseData. Conversions to other formats include MIDI, MEI, et al.

	* <b><i>KernScores</i></b> contains scores of Western European music--mainly for piano--(classical period through early twentieth-century, with broad edges for earlier and later music. Optically recognized. Humdrum kern format native, with on-the-fly conversions to numerous other formats for notation and analysis.		* [https://kern.ccarh.org <b><i>KernScores</i></b>] contains scores of Western European music--mainly for piano--(classical period through early twentieth-century, with broad edges for earlier and later music. Optically recognized. Humdrum kern format native, with on-the-fly conversions to numerous other formats for notation and analysis.

	* <b><i>MuseData</i></b> contains scores of Western European music--mainly for orchestra, ensemble, quartet, or mixed group--from 1700 to 1850 (e.g. Bach, Corelli, Vivaldi, Haydn, Beethoven, et al.) fully encoded by humans (with lyrics when pertinent) in the MuseData format, with conversions to several other formats.		* [https://musedata.org/ <b><i>MuseData</i></b>] contains scores of Western European music--mainly for orchestra, ensemble, quartet, or mixed group--from 1700 to 1850 (e.g. Bach, Corelli, Vivaldi, Haydn, Beethoven, et al.) fully encoded by humans (with lyrics when pertinent) in the MuseData format, with conversions to several other formats.

	* <b>Tasso in Music</b> contains literary texts by Torquato Tasso and musical settings by diverse composers through the year 1640.		* [http://www.tassomusic.org/ <b>Tasso in Music</b>] contains literary texts by Torquato Tasso and musical settings by diverse composers through the year 1640.

	==Links and credits==		==Links and credits==

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Labs

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	==Labs==		==Labs==
	Labs are focused on learning selected features of the <i>Humdrum Toolkit</i> [http://csml.som.ohio-state.edu/Humdrum/talks/Humdrum.Toolkit/index.html] to ~~design their own research~~ in ~~areas appropriate~~ to ~~their~~ background and ~~interests~~. ~~As the course progresses, users~~ can ~~focus on the~~ tools ~~relevant to~~ their ~~projects. They are also welcome to write~~ new ones.		Labs are focused on development of a project in computational musicology. Classes in the first half of the quarter focus on learning selected features of the comprehensive <i>Humdrum Toolkit</i> [http://csml.som.ohio-state.edu/Humdrum/talks/Humdrum.Toolkit/index.html] and the [https://verovio.humdrum.org/ <i>Verovio Humdrum Viewer</i>], which may be used to view music of interest in the project. Each project is adapted to the background and skills of the student. Users can also use other tools with which they are familiar or create their own new ones.

	==Data Contents==		==Data Contents==

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Data usage and credits

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	* <b>Tasso in Music</b> contains literary texts by Torquato Tasso and musical settings by diverse composers through the year 1640.		* <b>Tasso in Music</b> contains literary texts by Torquato Tasso and musical settings by diverse composers through the year 1640.

	==~~Data usage~~ and credits==		==Links and credits==
	The CCARH Lab (Braun Music Center #128) provides support for a wide range of notation and analysis applications, some of which may be useful for auxiliary tasks (scanning, printing, generating MIDI files, etc.).		The CCARH Lab (Braun Music Center #128) provides support for a wide range of notation and analysis applications, some of which may be useful for auxiliary tasks (scanning, printing, generating MIDI files, etc.).