MIRAGE: A Comprehensive AI-Based System for Advanced Music Analysis • musicology, computer science, cognition @ollilartinen @RCN_Norway @UniOslo @Nasjonalbibl
NEW: Dataset paper by @OlliLartinen, Mats Sigvard Johansson, Anders Elowsson, @Lars_Monstad and Mattias Cyvin: "A Dataset of Norwegian Hardanger Fiddle Recordings with Precise Annotation of Note and Beat Onsets" by musicians themselves https://t.co/6MY7YRaH0Z
Recent publication by Hans-Hinrich Thedens and @OlliLartinen: "AudioSegmentor: Et verktøy for formidling av arkivopptak på nettet" (AudioSegmentor: A tool for disseminating archival recordings online)
https://t.co/OQ4fKan7d9
The @EarlyMuse network is here to create a new ecosystem of #EarlyMusic studies. In turn they hope to enable the richness, diversity, & complexity of this field to be visible & accessible to all. Learn more 🔗 https://t.co/vs7T42MhsZ
#COSTactions#CulturalHeritage
The MIRAGE event on Norwegian Folk Music & Computational Analysis, one-day seminar at the National Library of Norway organised on May 16, can be watched on YouTube. Online folk music archive, Hardanger fiddle, automated transcription, rhythm analysis, etc.
https://t.co/8pTa5aQy9V
.@EarlyMuse are here to chart a path that will enable the richness, diversity & complexity of the #EarlyMusic field to be visible & accessible to all.
Discover more about our first ever network on a musical movement ⬇️
#COSTactions cc @PhilippeVendrix@MartenNoorduin
Such a great pleasure to celebrate 15th years of @mirtoolbox with the dream team. Thanks for the lovely whisky, Pete!
(Maybe time to release an update of the toolbox, there are a couple of bug fixes.)
Still a few days left to register to an event @Nasjonalbibl presenting new online Norwegian folk music collection, appreciating Hardanger fiddle music (with Olav Luksengård Mjelva live!) ... and AI analyses!
https://t.co/vCI3qZz72O
#UniOsloHF@UniOslo_RITMO#UniOslo_IMV
Registration deadline: ➡︎ May 8
Special event on May 16 at @Nasjonalbibl on Norwegian folk music: new online archive, Hardanger fiddle music with performance by Olav Luksengård Mjelva, new computational tools, ... #UniOsloHF@UniOslo_RITMO#UniOslo_IMV
https://t.co/vCI3qZz72O
Welcome to an event on “Norwegian Folk Music & Computational Analysis”, May 16, 2023, from 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM, at @Nasjonalbibl in Oso. Entrance is free but registration is required; please register by May 8. The event will also be streamed online.
https://t.co/vCI3qZzESm
Here is a simplified description of the article:
“The Norwegian Collection of Folk Music: preparing an online version with music analyses“
750 hours, in particular fiddle music. New tools to cut long recordings into songs, and to describe music content.
https://t.co/C1KUtDYDk6
New article released: "Segmentation, Transcription, Analysis and Visualisation of the Norwegian Folk Music Archive", which we presented yesterday at DLfM2022 (Digital Libraries for Musicology)
https://t.co/0KtYWJ60C2
@DanishQuartet The study is entirely anonymous, but by completing the questionnaire by the end of July and leaving a working email address, you can win the recent Danish String Quartet, "Prism IV" album in a raffle at the end of the study.
https://t.co/05t4aZ7s8F
Participate in online experiment, with Bach fugue by @DanishQuartet and our new* visualisation. No music expertise needed. Requires computer or tablet (no smartphone), with headphone /earphones.
https://t.co/QcRGR9gxl2
* Premiered during the MusicLab7 DSQ Festival 2021.
For those who are interested to know some things about life in RITMO, UiO!
Feeling koselig in location RITMO. The ultimate guide for RITMO visitors. https://t.co/HwxGVFXS5t
The video recording of the whole event (concert, followed by panel discussion and technical presentation) has just been released: https://t.co/N2QCGtsviG
This Wednesday: MusicLab concert with real-time visualisation of synaesthesia, streamed in binaural audio. Bjørn Charles Dreyer (guitar and live electronics), with real-time tech (including new chord detection) developed by @OlliLartinen for MIRAGE. https://t.co/135Ew9Jqi8
@UniOslo_RITMO@Realfagsbibl@UniOslo We did a soundcheck a couple of days ago. Bjørn plays through a 4-channel rig which will be rendered as a binaural stream on YouTube. Sounds great!