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Musical Mosaicing

by Aymeric Zils Franois , 2001
"... This work addresses the issue of retrieving efficiently sound samples in large databases, in the context of digital music composition. We propose a sequence generation mechanism called musical mosaicing, which enables to generate automatically sequences of sound samples by specifying only high-level ..."
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This work addresses the issue of retrieving efficiently sound samples in large databases, in the context of digital music composition. We propose a sequence generation mechanism called musical mosaicing, which enables to generate automatically sequences of sound samples by specifying only high

Enumeration of Mosaics

by Harald Fripertinger - Discrete Mathematics , 1999
"... Mosaics are orbits of partitions arising from music theoretical investigations. Various theorems from the field of “enumeration under finite group actions ” are applied for enumerating mosaics. In other words, it is demonstrated how to enumerate G-orbits of partitions of given size, block-type or st ..."
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Mosaics are orbits of partitions arising from music theoretical investigations. Various theorems from the field of “enumeration under finite group actions ” are applied for enumerating mosaics. In other words, it is demonstrated how to enumerate G-orbits of partitions of given size, block

Mosievius: Feature Driven Interactive Audio Mosaicing

by Ari Lazier, Perry Cook , 2003
"... The process of creating an audio mosaic consists of the concatenation of segments of sound. Segments are chosen to correspond best with a description of a target sound specified by the desired features of the final mosaic. Current audio mosaicing techniques take advantage of the description of futur ..."
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of future target units in order to make more intelligent decisions when choosing individual segments. In this paper, we investigate ways to expand mosaicing techniques in order to use the mosaicing process as an interactive means of musical expression in real time.

AUGMENTING SOUND MOSAICING WITH DESCRIPTOR-DRIVEN TRANSFORMATION

by Graham Coleman, Esteban Maestre, Jordi Bonada
"... We propose a strategy for integrating descriptor-driven transformation into mosaicing sound synthesis, in which samples are selected by taking into account potential distances in the transformed space. Target descriptors consisting of chroma, mel-spaced filter banks, and energy are modeled with resp ..."
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We propose a strategy for integrating descriptor-driven transformation into mosaicing sound synthesis, in which samples are selected by taking into account potential distances in the transformed space. Target descriptors consisting of chroma, mel-spaced filter banks, and energy are modeled

ISAMA The International Society of the Arts, Mathematics, and Architecture BRIDGES Mathematical Connections in Art, Music, and Science Magic Geometry: Mosaics in the Alhambra

by Miroslav Lovric
"... Abstract There is much to see and admire in the Alhambra Palace: its exquisite rooms, decorated with stone and wood carvings, finest ornaments, and calligraphy; night sky represented in ceilings built of thousands of pieces of wood; gardens, courtyards and fountains; monuments, towers, archways -th ..."
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-the list is endless. Quite possibly, an immense wealth of ornamental patterns, friezes, mosaics, star designs, and brickwork motifs tops the list. Among those, mosaics are perhaps the most interesting and the most intriguing. Scientists and artists working in the Islamic world pushed geometry to its

Enumeration and construction in music theory

by Harald Fripertinger - In Proceedings of the Diderot Forum on Mathematics and Music, 170–203 , 1999
"... In this paper we describe in a more or less complete way how to apply methods from algebraic combinatorics to the classification of different objects in music theory. Among these objects there are intervals, chords, tone-rows, motives, mosaics etc. The methods we are using can be described in a very ..."
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In this paper we describe in a more or less complete way how to apply methods from algebraic combinatorics to the classification of different objects in music theory. Among these objects there are intervals, chords, tone-rows, motives, mosaics etc. The methods we are using can be described in a

Conservation and restoration of polychrome stone mosaics in the architectures of the historical park of Villa Tatti Tallacchini. The music pavilion -Café house

by Angela Baila , ; Lorenzo Mazza , Anna Anzani
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MOSIEVIUS: FEATURE DRIVEN INTERACTIVE AUDIO MOSAICING

by unknown authors
"... The process of creating an audio mosaic consists of the concatenation of segments of sound. Segments are chosen to correspond best with a description of a target sound specified by the desired features of the final mosaic. Current audio mosaicing techniques take advantage of the description of futur ..."
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of future target units in order to make more intelligent decisions when choosing individual segments. In this paper, we investigate ways to expand mosaicing techniques in order to use the mosaicing process as an interactive means of musical expression in real time. In our system, the user can interactively

DOCTOR OF MUSICAL ARTS

by Mary Etta Hobbs , 2004
"... The traditional cante jondo is a song unique to Andalusia as it developed from the “mosaic ” of cultures that have inhabited its borders, including Arabs, Jews and Gypsies. The genre expresses the history of the region, reveals the typography of the landscape and cries the tears of its people. “Deep ..."
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The traditional cante jondo is a song unique to Andalusia as it developed from the “mosaic ” of cultures that have inhabited its borders, including Arabs, Jews and Gypsies. The genre expresses the history of the region, reveals the typography of the landscape and cries the tears of its people

Internet Music: Dream or (virtual) Reality?

by Fabio Kon, Fernando Iazzetta - In Proceedings of the 5th Brazilian Symposium on Computer Music , 1998
"... The recent explosive growth of the Internet and the fact that personal computers with multimedia capabilities are now a commonplace have raised the interest in distributed multimedia systems. Among all multimedia applications, the ones that relate to interactive music are the ones which present the ..."
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The recent explosive growth of the Internet and the fact that personal computers with multimedia capabilities are now a commonplace have raised the interest in distributed multimedia systems. Among all multimedia applications, the ones that relate to interactive music are the ones which present
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