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An international
symposium on music performance will be arranged in Stockholm on May
17-18, 2002. It is sponsored by the Scienfic
Office at the Italian Embassy in Stockholm
and the Italian Cultural Institute
"C. M. Lerici".
The symposium has two aims. One is to elucidate the research on the
KTH Director Musices generative grammar of music performance
that has been carried out in various places
over the last years. This will be the theme of the first day. The other,
covered during the second day, is to discuss the present scientific
landscape of music performance research in general.
The evening of the
first day, May 17, a concert is arranged
at the Italian Cultural Institute "C.
M. Lerici".
The STOMPS 2002
programme is as follows (programme in PDF format):
| 1st
day: May 17th |
2nd
day: May 18th |
| 10:00 |
Learning
from music performance rules: modelling performances at CSC
Giovanni De Poli
DEI,
Università di Padova |
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Studying
performance empirically: aims, methods, prospects
Eric Clarke
Department
of Music, University of Sheffield |
| 10:30 |
Optimal
estimation of KTH rule quantity parameters
Patrik Zanon & Giovanni De Poli
DEI,
Università di Padova |
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28-hour
continuous performance of Erik Satie's "Vexations": Initial
results from the performance analysis
Reinhard Kopiez
Hochschule
für Musik und Theater, Hannover |
| 11:00 |
Coffee break
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| 11:15 |
A
review of two experiments on rule-based expression in computer generated
music, and reflections on the need for a functional terminology
for expression in performed music
Shelley Katz
The
International Study Centre, Queen's University |
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Rhythmic
categories and expressive timing
Peter Desain
Music,
Mind, Machine group, Nijmegen Institute for Cognition and Information |
| 11:45 |
Looking
at Mozart with machine learning methods
Gerhard Widmer
Austrian
Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence, ÖFAI, Vienna |
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The
contribution of performed accents to emotional expression in music
Erik Lindström
Department
of Psychology, Uppsala University |
| 12:15 |
Lunch break
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| 14:00 |
Expressive performance
classification by audio cues analysis
Roberto Dillon
DIST,
Università di Genova
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Spectral
models for musical sound synthesis: expression issues
Xavier Serra
Audiovisual
Institute, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona |
| 14:30 |
DM
vs real pianist: performance of 20 bars of Mozart K 332 Adagio.
Comparison and comments.
Johan Sundberg, Roberto Bresin, Anders Friberg
TMH,
KTH |
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What
is a musical performance?
Andrew Schloss
Faculty
of Fine Arts, University of Victoria |
| 15:00 |
Models
for articulation, ensemble swing, and gestural phrasing.
Roberto Bresin, Anders Friberg
TMH,
KTH |
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Final
remarks |
| 15:30 |
Coffee
break
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15:45
16:45 |
Panel
discussion |
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19:00
20:00
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Concert |
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The symposium is organised by the Music Acoustics Group at KTH.
It will take place in the Italian
Cultural Institute "C. M. Lerici", address Gärdesgatan
14, Stockholm. The participation is free.
For more information about STOMPS 2002 please write to Roberto Bresin:
roberto@speech.kth.se
Welcome!
Anders Friberg, Johan Sundberg, Roberto Bresin
Organising Committee
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