Framing Visual Musicology through Methodology Transfer

Abstract

https://visual-musicology.com/graph/ Figure 1: Visual Musicology encompasses different data types and various domains covering psychological, physical, physiological, and societal aspects. Visualization tasks can support musicologists in answering domain problems, which can be described by computational tasks. Strengthening cross-disciplinary and domain-driven research has the potential for original and synergistic research, paving the way for novel research collaborations between the musicology and information visualization domains.

Immersive Visual Analysis of Cello Bow Movements

“…A recent survey on music visualization [11] shows that despite a range of different applications such as visualization of instrument hardware, audio [4], sheet music [5,16,17], artist networks, and listening histories [3], there has still been little work in this domain. One task that has not been addressed much in this area is the analysis and visual comparison [6] of motion and exercise recordings.…”