From music ontology towards ethno-music-ontology

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From music ontology towards ethno-music-ontology

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This paper presents exploratory work investigating the suitability of the Music Ontology [33] - the most widely used formal specification of the music domain - for modelling non-Western musical traditions. Four contrasting case studies from a variety of musical cultures are analysed: Dutch folk song research, reconstructive performance of rural Russian traditions, contemporary performance and composition of Persian classical music, and recreational use of a personal world music collection. We...

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2020

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Proutskova, Polina / Volk, Anja / Heydarian, Peyman / Fazekas, György

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https://hdl.handle.net/10289/13912

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computer science

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