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	=== <i>Themefinder</i>: ~~Music~~-~~Incipit Search~~ ===		=== <i>Themefinder</i>: Musical-incipit search ===

	Website: http://www.themefinder.org		Website: http://www.themefinder.org
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	Related literature: [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~craig/papers/04/ismir2004slf.pdf "Search-Effectiveness Measures for Symbolic Music Queries in Very Large Databases"] (Craig Stuart Sapp, Yi-Wen Liu, and Eleanor Selfridge-Field, ISMIR Proceedings 2004)		Related literature: [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~craig/papers/04/ismir2004slf.pdf "Search-Effectiveness Measures for Symbolic Music Queries in Very Large Databases"] (Craig Stuart Sapp, Yi-Wen Liu, and Eleanor Selfridge-Field, ISMIR Proceedings 2004)



	=== Vocal Music Instrumentation Index (VMII) ===		=== Vocal Music Instrumentation Index (VMII) ===

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Craig: /* RISM: Répertoire International des Sources Musicales */

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RISM: Répertoire International des Sources Musicales

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Craig: /* RISM Operations */

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RISM Operations

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	* The [https://rism.info/editorial-center.html RISM Editorial Center], or Zentralredaktion, in Frankfurt supports editorial groups and provides help with enabling software.		* The [https://rism.info/editorial-center.html RISM Editorial Center], or Zentralredaktion, in Frankfurt supports editorial groups and provides help with enabling software.

	* The [https://rism.digital/ RISM Digital Center], established in 2021 in Bern, manages the development of MUSCAT and interfaces with servers in Berlin and Munich. The digital center, which is supported by the Swiss National Science Foundation, also develops and maintains Verovio, an open-source ~~program for rendering scores employing~~ MEI ~~markup~~. ~~{{Verovio~~ Humdrum ~~Viewer}}~~		* The [https://rism.digital/ RISM Digital Center], established in 2021 in Bern, manages the development of MUSCAT and interfaces with servers in Berlin and Munich. The digital center, which is supported by the Swiss National Science Foundation, also develops and maintains Verovio, an open-source MEI score renderer as well as interfaces to other digital musical score formats such as [https://verovio.humdrum.org Humdrum]

	====RISM Musical Incipit Search and Online Digital Score Links====		====RISM Musical Incipit Search and Online Digital Score Links====

Craig: /* RISM Musical Incipit Search and Online Digital Score Links */

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RISM Musical Incipit Search and Online Digital Score Links

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	* The [https://rism.digital/ RISM Digital Center], established in 2021 in Bern, manages the development of MUSCAT and interfaces with servers in Berlin and Munich. The digital center, which is supported by the Swiss National Science Foundation, also develops and maintains Verovio, an open-source program for rendering scores employing MEI markup. {{Verovio Humdrum Viewer}}		* The [https://rism.digital/ RISM Digital Center], established in 2021 in Bern, manages the development of MUSCAT and interfaces with servers in Berlin and Munich. The digital center, which is supported by the Swiss National Science Foundation, also develops and maintains Verovio, an open-source program for rendering scores employing MEI markup. {{Verovio Humdrum Viewer}}

	==== RISM Musical Incipit Search and Online Digital Score Links ====		====RISM Musical Incipit Search and Online Digital Score Links====

	Website: [https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/start.do?View=rism&SearchType=2&Language=en RISM Advanced Incipit Search]		Website: [https://opac.rism.info/metaopac/start.do?View=rism&SearchType=2&Language=en RISM Advanced Incipit Search]

Craig: /* RISM Operations */

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RISM Operations

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	* [https://rism.online/about RISM Online] enables word searches across all RISM properties including musical-incipit searches. Searches can be confined to holdings of one country. Word searches are useful for finding individual contributions to pastiches and other hand-to-classify works. RISM Online also reports		* [https://rism.online/about RISM Online] enables word searches across all RISM properties including musical-incipit searches. Searches can be confined to holdings of one country. Word searches are useful for finding individual contributions to pastiches and other hand-to-classify works. RISM Online also reports

	==== RISM Operations ====		====RISM Operations====

	RISM now has multiple administrative structures.		RISM now has multiple administrative structures.

Craig: /* RISM user resources */

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RISM user resources

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	RISM, founded in 1952, seeks to provide access to musical sources, both manuscript and in print. It increasingly includes writings on music theory and printed libretti. Now in its eighth decade, a major overhaul in 2022 offers a new working paradigm. Recent efforts have also focused on linking textual and musical content in searches. Additional details can be found in a dedicated issue of [https://rism.info/new_publications/2022/11/10/fontes-special-issue-in-celebration-of-risms-seventieth-anniversary.html <i>Fontes Artis Musicae</i>]. Search interfaces are offered in English, French, and German.		RISM, founded in 1952, seeks to provide access to musical sources, both manuscript and in print. It increasingly includes writings on music theory and printed libretti. Now in its eighth decade, a major overhaul in 2022 offers a new working paradigm. Recent efforts have also focused on linking textual and musical content in searches. Additional details can be found in a dedicated issue of [https://rism.info/new_publications/2022/11/10/fontes-special-issue-in-celebration-of-risms-seventieth-anniversary.html <i>Fontes Artis Musicae</i>]. Search interfaces are offered in English, French, and German.

	==== RISM user resources ====		====RISM user resources====

	RISM has these search tools:		RISM has these search tools:

Craig: /* RISM user resources */

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RISM user resources

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	RISM has these search tools:		RISM has these search tools:

	* [https://rism.info/ RISM Info] gives news announcements and a central portal to pursue organizational information. Many important announcements of source discoveries have appeared here in recent years.		* [https://rism.info RISM Info] gives news announcements and a central portal to pursue organizational information. Many important announcements of source discoveries have appeared here in recent years.

	* [https://opac.rism.info) RISM ~~Opac~~] is the online catalogue for musical incipits from printed and manuscript sources. It now offers a combined catalogue based on dozens of separate national projects. In July 2023 it included citations to almost 1,500,000 musical sources. Several [https://opac.rism.info/main-menu-/kachelmenu/help help guides] are available.		* [https://opac.rism.info RISM OPAC] is the online catalogue for musical incipits from printed and manuscript sources. It now offers a combined catalogue based on dozens of separate national projects. In July 2023 it included citations to almost 1,500,000 musical sources. Several [https://opac.rism.info/main-menu-/kachelmenu/help help guides] are available.

	* [https://rism.online/about RISM Online] enables word searches across all RISM properties including musical-incipit searches. Searches can be confined to holdings of one country. Word searches are useful for finding individual contributions to pastiches and other hand-to-classify works. RISM Online also reports		* [https://rism.online/about RISM Online] enables word searches across all RISM properties including musical-incipit searches. Searches can be confined to holdings of one country. Word searches are useful for finding individual contributions to pastiches and other hand-to-classify works. RISM Online also reports

Craig: /* RISM Musical Incipit Search and Online Digital Score Links */

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RISM Musical Incipit Search and Online Digital Score Links

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	Two of the most often used features of the RISM catalogue are its musical-incipit search tool (at the Advanced link shown above) and its link to manuscript scores digitized by holding libraries. Most of the online-source links come from sources in such places as Dresden and Berlin, with many more locations awaiting catalogue links. When it comes to finding sources of uncertain authorship, the incipit search has proved its worth many times over.		Two of the most often used features of the RISM catalogue are its musical-incipit search tool (at the Advanced link shown above) and its link to manuscript scores digitized by holding libraries. Most of the online-source links come from sources in such places as Dresden and Berlin, with many more locations awaiting catalogue links. When it comes to finding sources of uncertain authorship, the incipit search has proved its worth many times over.

	The incipit search tool, with its sliders for fuzzy searches, was modeled on the [https://www.themefinder.org Themefinder] search developed at [https://wiki.ccarh.org CCARH] in ~~1996–1999~~ by David Huron, Craig Sapp, and Andreas Kornstaedt. Laurent Pugin instituted to slider interface, and the graphical keyboard was introduced by the Munich RISM office. The integrated whole was implemented in MUSCAT in 2010, then subject to numerous tests, comparisons, and revisions.		The incipit search tool, with its sliders for fuzzy searches, was modeled on the [https://www.themefinder.org Themefinder] search developed at [https://wiki.ccarh.org CCARH] in 1996–1999 by David Huron, Craig Sapp, and Andreas Kornstaedt. Laurent Pugin instituted to slider interface, and the graphical keyboard was introduced by the Munich RISM office. The integrated whole was implemented in MUSCAT in 2010, then subject to numerous tests, comparisons, and revisions.

	===<big>Schoenberg Database of Manuscripts</big>===		===<big>Schoenberg Database of Manuscripts</big>===

Craig: /* RISM: Répertoire International des Sources Musicales/International Repertory of Musical Sources */

2023-08-18T10:21:22Z

RISM: Répertoire International des Sources Musicales/International Repertory of Musical Sources

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	This MIDI-based search system developed by Vladimir Vero plumbs a number of score aggregations, such as [http://imslp.org/ IMSLP] to produce a general overview of short melodic phrases.		This MIDI-based search system developed by Vladimir Vero plumbs a number of score aggregations, such as [http://imslp.org/ IMSLP] to produce a general overview of short melodic phrases.

	=== <big>RISM: Répertoire International des Sources Musicales~~/International Repertory of Musical Sources~~ </big> ===		===<big>RISM: Répertoire International des Sources Musicales</big>===

	RISM, founded in 1952, seeks to provide access to musical sources, both manuscript and in print. It increasingly includes writings on music theory and printed libretti. Now in its eighth decade, a major overhaul in 2022 offers a new working paradigm. Recent efforts have also focused on linking textual and musical content in searches. Additional details can be found in a dedicated issue of [https://rism.info/new_publications/2022/11/10/fontes-special-issue-in-celebration-of-risms-seventieth-anniversary.html <i>Fontes Artis Musicae</i>]. Search interfaces are offered in English, French, and German.		RISM, founded in 1952, seeks to provide access to musical sources, both manuscript and in print. It increasingly includes writings on music theory and printed libretti. Now in its eighth decade, a major overhaul in 2022 offers a new working paradigm. Recent efforts have also focused on linking textual and musical content in searches. Additional details can be found in a dedicated issue of [https://rism.info/new_publications/2022/11/10/fontes-special-issue-in-celebration-of-risms-seventieth-anniversary.html <i>Fontes Artis Musicae</i>]. Search interfaces are offered in English, French, and German.