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Oct 23, 2021 · 2.1 Music transcription in ethnomusicology. 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). An ethnomusicologist may choose ...
Sep 8, 2021 · This is what transcription does in all circumstances. Creating a visual representation of the music – whether it is intended to allow the transcriber and reader to engage with the music more actively or to perform complex analyses – serves as an aid to processing and understanding the notator’s experience of the music.
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Converting an acoustic music signal into music notation In the field of MIR, recent AMT research has mostly using a computer program has been at the forefront of mu- focused on automatic transcription of piano recordings in sic information research for several decades, as a task re- the context of Western/Eurogenetic music (see [3] for a ferred ...
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another system. In ethnomusicology the term transcription is sometimes used for transnotation. The word style, used in the title, leaves space for the distinction be-tween: the technique of transcription and the system of notation. For example, one can do a transcription aurally using different systems of notation. Throughout this work I
Nov 4, 2019 · Computer Science, Art. TLDR. A user study on evaluating the usefulness of automatic music transcription in the context of ethnomusicology, which collects and analyzes quantitative measures, and receives a range of qualitative feedback from study participants, which includes user needs, criticisms of AMT technologies, and links between ...
Computational ethnomusicology: a music information retrieval perspective. The historical development of CE and the types of tasks that have been addressed so far, is traced and interesting directions for future work are given and suggestions for how to engange musicologists and musicians are suggested. Expand.
using a computer program has been at the forefront of mu-sic information research for several decades, as a task re-ferred to as automatic music transcription (AMT). How-ever, current AMT research is still constrained to system development followed by quantitative evaluations; it is still unclear whether the performance of AMT methods is con-
