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Symbolic Representations of Music. Ichiro Fujinaga 2005. Score-based DARMS, CMN, SMDL, NIFF, GUIDO Gestural MIDI Analytical Humdrum / **kern Compositional Music N, Smoke, Nyquist, OpenMusic, Elody Audio MP3, au, wav, sdii, ra, qt, snd Descriptive MPEG4, MPEG 7, MPEG21. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Symbolic Symbolic Representations Representations

of of MusicMusic

Ichiro Fujinaga 2005Ichiro Fujinaga 2005

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Computer representation Computer representation by application categoryby application category

Score-basedScore-based DARMS, CMN, SMDL, NIFF, GUIDODARMS, CMN, SMDL, NIFF, GUIDO

GesturalGestural MIDIMIDI

AnalyticalAnalytical Humdrum / **kernHumdrum / **kern

CompositionalCompositional Music N, Smoke, Nyquist, OpenMusic, ElodyMusic N, Smoke, Nyquist, OpenMusic, Elody

AudioAudio MP3, au, wav, sdii, ra, qt, sndMP3, au, wav, sdii, ra, qt, snd

DescriptiveDescriptive MPEG4, MPEG 7, MPEG21MPEG4, MPEG 7, MPEG21

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Score-based FormatsScore-based Formats

Binary formatsBinary formats Sibelius (Proprietary)Sibelius (Proprietary) Enigma (Finale - proprietary?)Enigma (Finale - proprietary?) NIFF (Notation Interchange File Format)NIFF (Notation Interchange File Format) Score (Leland Smith)Score (Leland Smith)

Ascii / Unicode formatsAscii / Unicode formats DARMS (1963)DARMS (1963) cmncmn GUIDOGUIDO LilyPond (GNU project)LilyPond (GNU project) HTML / XMLHTML / XML

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ExamplesExamples

GUIDOGUIDO[\clef<"treble"> \meter<"4/4"> d/4 e/8 f# g a b c#2 d/2 _/2][\clef<"treble"> \meter<"4/4"> d/4 e/8 f# g a b c#2 d/2 _/2]

DARMSDARMS

!I1 !I1 !G !M4/4 0Q 1E 2# 3 4 5 6# 7H RH!G !M4/4 0Q 1E 2# 3 4 5 6# 7H RH

cmncmn

(staff treble d4 q e4 e fs4 e a4 e b4 e cs5 d5 h half-rest)(staff treble d4 q e4 e fs4 e a4 e b4 e cs5 d5 h half-rest)

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HTML / XMLHTML / XML

SMDL (Hytime, SGML)SMDL (Hytime, SGML) MHTMLMHTML MusicMLMusicML MusiXMLMusiXML MusicXMLMusicXML MusiqueXMLMusiqueXML XmusicXmusic Etc.Etc.

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Example of MusicXMLExample of MusicXML

<note> <pitch>

<step>A</step> <octave>4</octave> </pitch>

<duration>4</duration> <type>half</type>

<stem>up</stem> <notations> <slur type="start” number="1"/>

<tied type="start"/> </notations>

</note>

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Gesture / PerformanceGesture / Performance

Piano rollPiano roll

MIDI (SMF)MIDI (SMF) UbiquitousUbiquitous

Keyboard -centric (note and velocity)Keyboard -centric (note and velocity)

SKINI (SKINI (Synthesis toolKit Instrument Synthesis toolKit Instrument Network Interface)Network Interface)

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Analytical (Humdrum /** Analytical (Humdrum /** kern)kern)

!! Fux: "Gradus ad Parnassum”**kern*M4/4*k[]=1-2d/4f/4a/=22b-/2a/==|!*-

Represents Represents syntacticsyntactic rather than rather than orthographicorthographic information information

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CompositionalCompositional

Music N (Csound)Music N (Csound) Smoke (Smalltalk)Smoke (Smalltalk) Nyquist (Lisp)Nyquist (Lisp) Max/MSP (visual object-oriented graphical Max/MSP (visual object-oriented graphical

programming environment)programming environment) Elody (java, MIDI, visual functional programming Elody (java, MIDI, visual functional programming

environment)environment) OpenMusic (visual Lisp-based programming OpenMusic (visual Lisp-based programming

environment)environment) SuperCollider, Kyma, etc.SuperCollider, Kyma, etc.

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Csound exampleCsound example

Orchstra fileOrchstra file

Score fileScore file

instr 1asig oscil 1000, cpspch(p5), 1out asig

endin

f1 0 256 10 1 ; a sine wave table; a pentatonic scale; start dur amp pitchi1 0 .5 0 8.01i1 0.5 . . 8.03i1 1.0 . . 8.06i1 1.5 . . 8.08i1 2.0 . . 8.10e

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Smoke exampleSmoke example

[(EventList newNamed: #test1) add: (0 => (Event dur: 1/4 pitch: 'c3' ampl: 'mf'); add: (1 => ((Event new) dur: 6 ampl:0.3 sound: #s73bw))]

"C-minor fugue theme.” ((0.5 beat => ((1/4 beat), ('c3' pitch),

(voice: 'harpsichord'))), ((1/4 beat), ('b2' pitch)), ((1/2 beat), ('c3' pitch)),

((1/2 beat), ('g2' pitch)), ((1/2 beat), ('a-flat2' pitch)) )

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Nyquist example INyquist example ISequencesSequences

(defun note (pitch dur)(osc pitch dur *table*))

(play (seq (note c4 i)(note d4 i)(note f4 i)(note g4 i) (note d4 q)))

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Nyquist example IINyquist example IITransformationTransformation

; env-note produces an enveloped note. The duration defaults

; to 1.0, but stretch can be used to change the duration.;(defun env-note (p)

(mult (note p 1.0)(env 0.05 0.1 0.5 1.0 0.5 0.4)))

; now use stretch to play different durations;(play (seq (stretch 0.25(seq (env-note c4)

(env-note d4))) (stretch 0.5 (seq (env-note f4)

(env-note g4))) (env-note c4)))

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Descriptive / Descriptive / compressioncompression

MPEG 4MPEG 4 structured audio (SAOL)structured audio (SAOL)

MPEG 7MPEG 7 a standard for describing features of a standard for describing features of

multimedia contentmultimedia content

MPEG 21MPEG 21 an open framework for multimedia an open framework for multimedia

delivery and consumptiondelivery and consumption

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Music Representation by Music Representation by HumansHumans

Symbolic?Symbolic?

SearchSearch

RecallRecall

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Music Representation by Music Representation by HumansHumans

Symbolic?Symbolic?

SearchSearch

RecallRecall

IdentificationIdentification Example 1Example 1

Example 2Example 2

Example 3Example 3