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CompMusic presentations in Abu Dhabi

26/03/2013 - 10:28

CompMusic had a relevant participation at the workshop organized by the...

PhD positions at the MTG

03/01/2013 - 13:25

The Music Technology Group...

Article published in the Journal of New Music Research

14/12/2012 - 17:10

Work on Rāga recognition done in the context of CompMusic has been...

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CompMusic is a research project funded by the European Research Council and coordinated by Xavier Serra from the Music Technology Group of the Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona (Spain). It aims to advance in the automatic description of music by taking a culture specific approach. It focuses on five music traditions: Hindustani (Noth-India), Carnatic (South-India), Turkish-makam (Turkey), Arab-Andalusian (Maghreb), and Beijing Opera (China).

Project highlights:

	2nd CompMusic Workshop Program Proceedings of 2nd CompMusic Workshop 2nd CompMusic Workshop videos 2nd CompMusic Workshop blog post
	Hindustani collection Carnatic collection Turkish makam collection Beijing Opera collection
	CompMusic sounds

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Arab-Andalusian Music 06/04/2013

On February 2013 I made a trip to Morocco, together with Mohamed Sordo, to attend an Andalusian music festival in Fez and to meet with the musician and musicologist Amin Chaachoo in Tetouan. This was the first trip to Morocco in the...

Applause and Aesthetic Experience 06/01/2013

M.V.N Murthy, collaborator of CompMusic that a part from being a physicist is an excellent Veena player, wrote this very nice article about the aesthetics of Indian art compared with the European one, specially talking about music.

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MusicBrainz Summit 12 20/11/2012

On the weekend of November 10th-11th, the CompMusic team hosted the annual MusicBrainz summit (in its 9th edition) at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona. The yearly summit is...

ISMIR 2012 15/11/2012

The 13th International Society for Music Information Retrieval Conference (ISMIR 2012) was an important event for CompMusic. At ISMIR 2011 we had...

Proper romanization of Indic terms 10/09/2012

In publications, it is many times necessary to include Indic terms that cannot, or should not, be translated. Hence, we use the terms transliterated to latin script. In most scientific...

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