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Digital Music Research:
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11:30 | Registration opens |
12:00 |
Welcome |
12:10 | Interacting with Digital Music |
12:45 | Buffet Lunch, Networking |
14:00 | Sound to Sense,
Sense to Sound |
Trans-disciplinary Routes to Innovation in Computer
Music Research: A Snapshot Prof Eduardo Miranda, University of Plymouth |
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Report on DMRN Summer Conference 2005 Douglas McGilvray & Nick Bailey, University of Glasgow |
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15:15 | Tea/Coffee Posters from Network Partners will be on display |
15:45 | Staying "in-between" – Music
Technology in Higher Education [Slides
(PDF)] Dr Carola Böhm, University of Glasgow |
Spatial Audio Creative Engineering Network (SpACE-Net) Dr Tim Brookes, University of Surrey |
16:30 | Reception Posters from Network Partners will be on display |
17:00 | Launch of UK Digital Music Research Roadmap Dr Tony Myatt, University of York Prof Barry Eaglestone, University of Sheffield Prof Eduardo Miranda, University of Plymouth Dr Mark Plumbley, Queen Mary University of London Dr Francis Rumsey, University of Surrey |
17:30 | Panel discussion and questions |
18:00 | Close (Opportunity to continue discussions over meal/drinks nearby) |
Delegates must register, to plan rooms and catering. Places are strictly limited, and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
To register, please email the following information to theresa.willis@elec.qmul.ac.uk
Alternatively, post or fax this information to: Mrs. Theresa Willis, Department of Electronic Engineering, Queen Mary University of London, Mile End Road, London E1 4NS, United Kingdom. Tel: 020 7882 7513, Fax: 020 7882 7997.
Registration deadline: Wednesday 14 December 2005.
The Event will take place at the People's Palace, Queen Mary University of London, Mile End Road, London E1 4NS.
The venue is easily accessible by public transport. It is within a five minute walk of both Mile End Underground station (Central, District, and Hammersmith & City lines) and Stepney Green Underground station (District, and Hammersmith & City lines).
For travel information, see [opens in new window]:
Suggested hotels for staying before or after the workshop:
For relative locations and travel between these hotels and Queen Mary University of London (as well as the preceding Live Algorithms for Music workshop at Goldsmiths on 19/20 Dec), see ISMIR 2005 Maps (maps for the recent conference held at Queen Mary and Goldsmiths).
Efficient variational inference for the dynamic
harmonic model
A. T. Cemgil and S. J. Godsill, Cambridge University Engineering Department
University of Cambridge
Musical Acts and Musical Agents
D Murray-Rust and A Smaill, University of Edinburgh
N-ISM: Network for the Interdisciplinary study of Science,
technology and Music
Dr. Nick Bailey, Carola Boehm, Prof. Graham Hair
Centre for Music Technology (CMT), University of Glasgow
Analysing Musical Structure
A J Anderson& Dr N J Bailey
Centre for Music Technology (CMT), University of Glasgow
Intelligent Tools for Interacting with a Corpus of Lute
Music
David Lewis and Christophe Rhodes
Goldsmiths College, London
An Electronic Corpus of Lute Music
David Lewis, Tim Crawford and Michael Gale
Goldsmiths College, London
Rhythm discovery in musical sequences
Manolis Christodoulakis, Costas S. Iliopoulos, W.F. Smyth
King's College London
Necklace Swap Problem for Rhythmic Similarity Measures
Yoan José Pinzón Ardila, Raphaël Clifford, Costas Iliopoulos,
Manal Mohamed, Gad Landau
King's College London
Strategies, Requirements and Tools for the Analysis of
Time-based Media
Adam T. Lindsay and Alan Marsden
Lancaster University
A Matrix-Filling Approach to Schenkerian Analysis by Computer
Alan Marsden
Lancaster University
I-MAESTRO: Interactive Multimedia Environment for technology
enhanced music education and creative collaborative composition
and performance
Kia Ng
University of Leeds, ICSRiM
Variational Bayes for real-time 1D hierarchical perception,
with an application to automated musical accompaniment
Charles Fox, Steve Roberts
University of Oxford
An Idiomatic Plucked String Player
L. L. Costalonga, E. R. Miranda
University of Plymouth, ICCMR
Studying rhythm evolution
in a society of virtual agents
J. M. Martins and E. R. Miranda
University of Plymouth, ICCMR
Body-driven Music Performance
E. Coutinho and E. R. Miranda
University of Plymouth, ICCMR
Musical Ontogenesis and the
computer modelling of musical influence
M. Gimenes, E. R. Miranda, C. Johnson
University of Plymouth, ICCMR
Engaging Collaborations:
Designing for Creative Groups
N. Bryan-Kinns, J. Leach, and P. G. T. Healey
Queen Mary University of London, Department of Computer
Science
Enforcing Sparsity, Shift-Invariance And Positivity In
A Bayesian Model Of Polyphonic Piano Music
T. Blumensath, M. Davies
Centre for Digital Music, Queen Mary University of London
Overview of a Bayesian Music Segmenter
Samer Abdallah, Katy Noland, Mark Sandler, Michael Casey,
Christophe Rhodes
Centre for Digital Music, Queen Mary
University of London
SoundBite: Automatically Extracting
Musical Audio Thumbnails
Mark Levy, Mark Sandler and Michael Casey
Centre for Digital Music, Queen Mary University of London
Information systems and creativity: an empirical study
Barry Eaglestone, Nigel Ford, Guy J. Brown, Adrian Moore
University of Sheffield
Perceptually Unidimensional Control of Spatial Audio :a
Pilot Study
Tim Brookes & Tobias Neher
University of Surrey
Prediction of Basic Audio
Quality for multichannel audio recordings: Initial developments
Sunish George, Slawomir Zielinski, Francis Rumsey
University of Surrey
This DMRN Workshop (21 December 2005) at Queen Mary University of London is preceded by the Live Algorithms for Music Dec 2005 Meeting (19-20 Dec 2005) at Goldsmiths College, London. Delegates wishing to attend both events might like to see the ISMIR 2005 Maps to see relative locations and suggestions for possible hotels.
Last Updated: 14 November, 2006. © Queen Mary, University of London 2006 | ||