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1. academic.oup.com › dsh › articleHumanities and engineering perspectives on music transcription

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   Oct 23, 2021 · In contrast, some ethnomusicologists do find automatic transcription into other forms of notation (e.g. melographic) accurate enough for their purposes, even when they require manual correction. What may be further reasons why so few ethnomusicologists use AMT to derive transcriptions?

2. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullEthnomusicology in the Laboratory: From the Tonometer to the ...

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   Nov 24, 2006 · In this paper we explore the historical background to some of the early technologies for automatic transcription, which were developed for, or adapted to serve the purposes of, the ethnomusicologist.

   • Author: David Cooper, Ian Sapiro

   • Publish Year: 2006

3. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Analytical Ethnomusicology: How We Got Out of Analysis and ...

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   The creation story told to most budding ethnomusicologists about the origins of our discipline generally does not begin with the transcription-for-preservation, descriptive analyses, and trait listing of the early American school that we have been discussing.

   • Author: Leslie Tilley
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   • Publish Year: 2018

4. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullFull article: Towards practice research in ethnomusicology

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   Aug 25, 2021 · She suggests that the difference between ethnomusicology and artistic research is that the goals of the research are communicated differently: ethnomusicologists communicate largely in text and artistic researchers communicate through performance (Citation 2012).

   • Author: Simon McKerrell

   • Publish Year: 2021

5. zenodo.org › records › 3527900AUTOMATIC MUSIC TRANSCRIPTION AND ETHNOMUSICOLOGY: A ... - Zenodo

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   the art in AMT may have to offer for (ethno)musicologists transcribing a piece of music. In the field of MIR, recent AMT research has mostly focused on automatic transcription of piano recordings in the context of Western/Eurogenetic music (see [3] for a recent overview).

6. www.semanticscholar.org › paper › Automatic-Music[PDF] Automatic Music Transcription and Ethnomusicology: a ...

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   Nov 4, 2019 · In this paper, we propose and carry out a user study on evaluating the usefulness of automatic music transcription in the context of ethnomusicology. As part of the study, we recruited 16 participants who were asked to transcribe short musical excerpts either from scratch or using the output of an AMT system as a basis.

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   Do ethnomusicologists use automatic transcription?

   • In contrast, some ethnomusicologists do find automatic transcription into other forms of notation (e.g. melographic) accurate enough for their purposes, even when they require manual correction. What may be further reasons why so few ethnomusicologists use AMT to derive transcriptions?

   Humanities and engineering perspectives on music transcription

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   Are transcription and standard analysis necessary for Ethnomusicology?

   • There are undeniably numerous intractable problems inherent in both transcription and standard analysis. Yet these methods can be invaluable assets to the ethnomusicologist; we must simply be aware of their limitations, as we must be of the limitations in any analytical tool, be it musical or cultural.

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   Do ethnomusicologists transcribe music?

   • If they transcribe music at all, ethnomusicologists usually aim to document a specific performance on the basis of a recording (so-called ‘descriptive music-writing’), rather than to provide a model for performance (‘prescriptive music-writing’; Seeger, 1958 ).

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   Can a systems approach be useful in ethnomusicology?

   • This systems approach he developed might therefore be useful for a new field of practice research in ethnomusicology focusing on new forms of music and dance; but as audio-visual researchers will testify, it also has its positivist problems in acting as a superstructure for non-verbal ways of knowing.

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8. academic.oup.com › edited-volume › 34270An Introduction to Applied Ethnomusicology | The Oxford ...

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   Based in principles of social responsibility, applied ethnomusicology puts ethnomusicological knowledge to practical use through a music-centered intervention into a particular community, whose purpose is to benefit that community. Peripheral within ethnomusicology until the late 1970s, when ethnomusicology took a humanistic turn, and ethical ...