This repository contains material from the Society of Music Theory's Music Informatics Interest Group (MIIG) meeting, at our 2024 national conference in Jacksonville, Florida.
The materials include two presentation/workshops related to methodological concerns in computational music theory:
- Representing Musical Objects as Data
- Nat Condit-Schultz
- Computational and Cognitive Musicology Lab
- Georgia Tech, School of Music
- Representetive Sampling of Music
- Nick Shea (MIIG Chair)
- CACTUS Music Lab
- Arizona State University, School of Music, Dance and Theatre
This repo can be accessed and played with in this posit cloud "sandbox" environment.
Several humdrum-formatted datasets are included in the repo:
**kern
encodings of 371 Chorales by J.S. Bach.- The CoCoPops dataset of 20th-century rock/pop transcriptions.
In Nat's presentation, I will use humdrumR: an R-package for computational musicology.
This repo contains three subdirectories:
Data
, which contains two sets of humdrum data.Slides
, which contains.Rmd
-based reveal-js presentations.Tutorials
, which contains.Rmd
-based code tutorials.
If you look at this repo via the posit cloud workspace, you can look at our slide-decks and/or try out tutorials right in your browser.
Simply open a .Rmd
file from either the Slides
or Tutorials
directories, and click the "Run Document" or "Render" button.