KES 2007: Knowledge-Based Intelligent Information and Engineering Systems pp 287-294 | Cite as
A Content Dependent Visualization System for Symbolic Representation of Piano Stream
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Abstract
This paper provides an overview on the advances of music information retrieval in symbolic representation of music. Such musical aspects as key, tonality, bass, melody, dynamics, rhythm and patterns are considered as foundation for visualizing systems for the piano stream in classical music. The paper then describes the proposed visualizing system and Malinowski’s music animation machine. It lays light on the challenges facing creating contemporary visualizing systems. It is supplied with a related references list for further study on the issue.
Keywords
Music content analysis Visualization MIDI piano stream MIRPreview
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