Analysis of Jazz

Cugny, Laurent

doi:10.2307/j.ctvgs08nj

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“…The project that is proposed below has as its thematic core handwritten music and how to maintain its traditionality, and in turn, realize the potential offered by technology, not only for its transcription and its consequent accessibility and conservation, but also for its treatment, analysis, and study. The reduction to the "minimum common musical" elements that can be written on paper and the peculiarities mentioned above to the standards of Jazz is the best sample on which this thesis is carried out (Cugny, 2019).…”

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Jazz Standards: From the Manuscript to Multiple Possibilities Through Computation

García-Iasci

Sánchez-Jara

2023

Lecture Notes in Educational Technology

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Over the last few years, OMR has been developed and studied. New perspectives have been provided that include handwritten music. Nonetheless, most of the research produced focuses on neumatic, mensural and cultured music. Barely any examples of non-canonical and modern music can be found. This paper is a statement of intention of a larger research project, which will end in the presentation of a thesis.This thesis project provides an idea of how to include a musical genre such as Jazz in OMR studies, until now rejected, by adapting existing tools and procedures, and by examining the ways to carry it out and what the best approaches are. It will result in not only plain transcription but also in the analysis offered by a music that has not been studied in this way and so intensively.

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Section: Development Outlinementioning

confidence: 99%