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Computational Phonogram Archiving

Part of the Current Research in Systematic Musicology Book Series (volume 5)

Editors: Bader, Rolf

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-02695-0

ISBN: 978-3-030-02694-3

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jan 26, 2019

1 - 10 of 16 Chapters

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Computational Music Archiving as Physical Culture Theory

Bader, Rolf

Pages: 3 –34

[The framework of the Computational Music and Sound Archive (COMSAR) is discussed. The aim is to analyze and sort musical pieces of music from all over the world with computational tools. Its analysis is based on Music Information Retrieval (MIR) tools, the sorting algorithms used are...
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“The Lanang Is the Bus Driver”: Intersections of Ethnography and Music Analysis in a Study of Balinese Arja Drumming

Tilley, Leslie

Pages: 37 –74

[This chapter presents an ethnographically informed analysis of the improvised Balinese drumming practice kendang arja, blending a personal and sometimes informal ethnographic writing style with close musical analysis. In this paired drumming tradition, two musicians, without formal music theory...
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Temperament in Tuning Systems of Southeast Asia and Ancient India

Bader, Rolf

Pages: 75 –107

[Tuning systems in many musical cultures in Southeast Asia as well as in India are often considerably different from Western tuning systems. Within these cultures, the literature as well as oral tradition on theoretical reflections of why choosing which tuning system are scarce. For Western...
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John Blacking Revisited—Comparative Analysis of Venda Tshikone Dance (1958 and 2009)

Louhivuori, Jukka

Pages: 109 –119

[One of the first research topics of interest for folk music researchers was the stability/instability of folk tunes. Particularly the question which parts and elements in folk tunes are sensitive to change and what are the stable elements of the melodies. Researchers had data collected over...
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Smithsonian Folkways and the Associated Ralph Rinzler Folklife Archives and Collections

Place, Jeff

Pages: 121 –128

[Smithsonian Folkways and the associated Ralph Rinzler Folklife Archives and Collections were created in 1988 as a vehicle to collect world music record labels and disseminate the recordings in a number of ways. In addition to the recordings of the 50 years of the Smithsonian Folklife Festival...
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Analysis and Perception of Javanese Gamelan Tunings

Wendt, Gerrit; Bader, Rolf

Pages: 129 –142

[Gamelan music as performed on the Indonesian islands of Java and Bali is one of the most well known and well studied non-European music traditions. Especially the tunings of gamelan ensembles have fascinated researchers since the early stages of the disciplines of Systematic and Comparative...
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Content-Based Music Retrieval and Visualization System for Ethnomusicological Music Archives

Blaß, Michael; Bader, Rolf

Pages: 145 –173

[In this chapter we propose a content-based exploration and visualization system for ethnomusicological archives that allows for data access by rhythm similarity. The system extracts an onsets-synchronous timbre feature of each audio file of a given collection. From the resulting time series,...
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Spatial Manipulation of Musical Sound: Informed Source Separation and Respatialization

Marchand, Sylvain

Pages: 175 –190

[“Active listening” enables the listener to interact with the sound while it is played, like composers of electroacoustic music. The main manipulation of the musical scene is (re)spatialization: moving sound sources in space. This is equivalent to source separation. Indeed, moving all the sources...
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Finding Music in Music Data: A Summary of the DaCaRyH Project

Ben-Tal, Oded; Sturm, Bob L.; Quinton, Elio; Simonnot, Josephine; Helmlinger, Aurelie

Pages: 191 –205

[The international research project, “Data science for the study of calypso-rhythm through history” (DaCaRyH), involved a collaboration between ethnomusicologists, computer scientists, and a composer. The primary aim of DaCaRyH was to explore how ethnomusicology could inform data science, and...
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Experimental Investigations and Future Possibilities in Network-Mediated Folk Music Performance

Alexandraki, Chrisoula

Pages: 207 –228

[This chapter is intended to acquaint music ethnologists with the paradigm of Networked Music Performance (NMP). NMP facilitates computer networks to allow musicians from distant geographic locations to synchronously collaborate during performance, improvisation or more generally music-making....

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