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Words and music in the secular songs of Guillaume de MachautMaw, David Nicholas January 1999 (has links)
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The cello in Britain : a technical and social historyNeece, Brenda Sue January 2000 (has links)
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A critical edition of the works of J.J. FrobergerSchott, H. M. January 1977 (has links)
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The lyrics of Udo Lindenberg and Konstantin Wecker : contemporary variations of German cabaret and GebrauchslyrikBlühdorn, Annette January 2001 (has links)
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Improved methods for pattern discovery in music, with applications in automated stylistic compositionCollins, Tom January 2011 (has links)
Computational methods for intra-opus pattern discovery (discovering repeated patterns within a piece of music) and stylistic composition (composing in the style of another composer or period) can offer insights into how human listeners and composers undertake such activities. Two studies are reported that demonstrate improved computational methods for pattern discovery in music. In the first, regression models are built with the aim of predicting subjective assessments of a pattern's salience, based on various quantifiable attributes of that pattern, such as the number of notes it contains. Using variable selection and cross-validation, a formula is derived for rating the importance of a discovered pattern. In the second study, a music analyst undertook intra-opus pattern discovery for works by Domenico Scarlatti and Johann Sebastian Bach, forming a benchmark of target patterns. The performance of two existing algorithms and one of my own creation, called SIACT (Structure Induction Algorithm with Compactness Trawling), is evaluated by comparison with this benchmark. SIACT out-performs the existing algorithms with regard to recall and, more often than not, precision. A third experiment is reported concerning human judgements of music excerpts that are, to varying degrees, in the style of mazurkas by Frededric Chopin. This acts as an evaluation for two computational models of musical style, called Racchman-Oct2010 and Racchmaninof-Oct2010 (standing for RAndom Constrained CHain of MArkovian Nodes with INheritance Of Form), which are developed over two chapters. The latter of these models applies SIACT and the formula for rating pattern importance, using temporal and registral positions of discovered patterns from an existing template piece to guide the generation of a new passage of music. The precision and runtime of pattern discovery algorithms, and their use for audio summarisation are among topics for future work. Data and code related to this thesis is available on the accompanying CD or at http://www.tomcollinsresearch.net
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An interpretational approach to the Violin Concerto of Nikos SkalkottasSousamoglou, Antonios January 2008 (has links)
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Aspects of performance practice in works for recorder composed for Carl Dolmetsch between 1939 and 1989Mayes, Andrew January 2008 (has links)
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Heinrich Neuhaus : Life, philosophy and pedagogyCrothers, Galina I. January 2010 (has links)
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Understanding 'tone deafness' : A multi-componential analysis of perception, cognition, singing and self-perceptions in adults reporting musical difficultiesWise, Karen J. January 2009 (has links)
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The dating of the Trent Codices from their watermarks, with a study of the local liturgy of Trent in the 15th cSaunders, S. E. January 1984 (has links)
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