On Wednesday, February 22nd, I am going to defend my thesis titled “Computational analysis of audio recordings and music scores for the description and discovery of Ottoman-Turkish makam music.” The defense will take place in at 16:00h in room 55.309 (Tanger Building, UPF Communication Campus). You can reach the data, code, results and other resources related to my PhD work from the companion webpage (link, mirror) in the CompMusic project website.
Tag: audio-score alignment
Two Papers in SMC 2016
I will present two papers titled “Composition identification in Ottoman-Turkish makam music using transposition-invariant partial audio-score alignment” and “A score-informed computational description of svaras using a statistical model” in the 13th Sound andMusic Computing Conference. The papers present two novel extensions of my audio-score alignment work for composition identification and tuning/intonation analysis, respectively.
2 Papers in FMA 2014
In the 4th International Workshop of Folk Music Analysis (FMA 2014), Istanbul, Turkey, two papers titled “Towards alignment of score and audio recordings of Ottoman-Turkish makam music” and “Automatic lyrics-to-audio alignment in classical Turkish music” which I have contributed, will be presented.
Seminar in ITU Conservatory
On 11 June 2014, we – as the CompMusic team – will give a seminar called “Ses teknolojisinde Türk Müziği’ne özgü tasarımlar” (Culture specific approaches in music technology: Turkish music case) in Istanbul Technical University State Conservatory. The seminar will showcase the technologies developed within the CompMusic Project to study Ottoman-Turkish makam music. In the seminar, I am going to present the audio-score alignment methodology I have been developing for Ottoman-Turkish makam music.