2023 (Tentative) Programme

The conference will be held on Friday 10 November 2023 in Milan, as a satellite event of ISMIR.

All sessions (papers and posters) will be at the Biblioteca del Conservatorio di Milano.

Preliminary programme:

Oral presentations

9:15	Welcome
9:25	Session 1: Music Heritage Preservation and Traditional Music \| Chair: TBA
	A Multimodal Methodology for Music Field Recording and Archival Short paper	Juan Sierra, Safeya Alblooshi, Beth Russell, and Carlos Guedes
	Aligning Incomplete Lyrics of Korean Folk Song Dataset using Whisper Short paper	Danbinaerin Han, Daewoong Kim, and Dasaem Jeong
	An Algorithmic Approach to Automated Symbolic Transcription of Hindustani Vocals Long paper	Rhythm Jain and Claire Arthur
	Computational Similarity of Portuguese Folk Melodies Using Hierarchical Reduction Long paper	Nádia Carvalho, Daniel Diogo, and Gilberto Bernardes
	Incorporating symbolic representations of traditional music into a digital library Short paper	Magdalena Chudy, Arleta Nawrocka-Wysocka, Ewa Łukasik, Ewa Kuśmierek, and Tomasz Parkoła

10:50	Coffee break and poster session (see below)

11:20	Session 2: The Human Factor in Digital Music Research and Performance \| Chair: TBA
	Attitudes of Music Scholars Towards Digital Musicology Short paper	Audrey Laplante and Jean-Sébastien Sauvé
	Understanding the needs of music editors in a digital world. Adding support for editorial markup to the mei-friend editor Long paper	Anna Plaksin
	The “OpenScore String Quartet” Corpus Long paper	Mark Gotham, Maureen Redbond, Bruno Bower, and Peter Jonas
	Sounding Out Reconstruction Error-Based Evaluation of Generative Models of Expressive Performance Long paper	Silvan David Peter, Carlos Eduardo Cancino-Chacón, Emmanouil Karystinaios, and Gerhard Widmer

12:40	Lunch break

14:00	Session 3: Analysis Tools and Similarity Studies \| Chair: TBA
	MonodiKit: A Data Model and Toolkit for Medieval Monophonic Chant Short paper	Tim Eipert and Fabian C. Moss
	Text boundaries do not provide a better segmentation of Gregorian antiphons Short paper	Vojtěch Lanz and Jan Hajič Jr.
	Exploring early vocal music and its lute arrangements: Using F-TEMPO as a musicological tool Short paper	Tim Crawford, David Lewis and Alastair Porter
	Visual presentation and exploration of musical corpora Short paper	Anna Matuszewska
	Cross-Corpus Melodic Similarity For Enriching Archival Collections Short paper	Peter Van Kranenburg and Eoin Kearns
	The ‘Measure Map’: an inter-operable standard for aligning symbolic music Long paper	Mark Gotham, Johannes Hentschel, Louis Couturier, Nathan Dykeaylen, Martin Rohrmeier, and Mathieu Giraud

15:30	Coffee break and poster session (see below)

16:00	Session 4: Music Research Environments \| Chair: TBA
	Designing a Spatial Hypermedia Musical "Lab Notebook" to Support Ethnomusicology Research Long paper	Sally Jo Cunningham, Daniel B. Sharp and David Bainbridge
	Listen Here! A Web-native digital musicology environment for machine-assisted close listening Long paper	David M. Weigl, Chanda Vanderhart, Delilah Rammler, Matthäus Pescoller and Werner Goebl
	Collaborative Musicology: Designing a Digital Library of Musical Events Ephemera Long paper	David Bainbridge, J. Stephen Downie, Rachel Cowgill, Frankie Perry, Alan J. Dix and Michael B. Twidale
	Connecting online early music libraries and musicological resources Short paper	David Fiala and Kevin R

17:20–17:30	Farewell

Poster presentations (10:50-11:20 and 15:30-16:00)

End-to-end loading of new music libraries to F-tempo via IIIF	Alastair Porter, Tim Crawford, David Lewis
The DIDONE corpus	Ana Llorens and Álvaro Torrente
Online Tools for Musicology in Dariah.lab	E. Łukasik, T. Łukaszewski, M. Sroczan, M. Pałasz, S. Graczyk, K. Kubzdela, F. Szymński, W. Kasperski, Z. Piniarska, M. Kałamoniak, P. Poznaniak, M. Chudy, and A. Nawrocka-Wysocka
The Beethoven in the House Annotator: A Linked Data tool for annotating libraries of music editions and images	Johannes Kepper, Mark Saccomano, Andrew Hankinson, David Lewis, Lisa Rosendahl, Elisabete Shibata, and Kevin Page
Technology-Driven Metadata Encodings for Historical Recordings	Joshua Neumann and Kristina Richts-Matthaei
Building symbolic music archives from audio: Investigating state-of-the-art automatic music transcription systems	Lele Liu and Christof Weiss
Ricercar Data Lab - Early Music Database	Sarra Ferjani and Suzy Piat
MELOS: A musical ontology framework for diverse cultural repositories	Savvas Kazazis, Vera Kriezi, Nikolaos Papazis, George Kokkonis, Evgenios Politis, Valia Vraka, Pantelis Brattis, Asterios Zacharakis, Alexandros Charkiolakis, and Emilios Cambouropoulos
Machine-Readable Transcription of Japanese Traditional Music Scores	Shintaro Seki
Interactive Network Visualization of Medieval Chant Repertories	Tim Eipert and Fabian C. Moss
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