International audienceWe represent chord collections by simplicial complexes. A temporal organization of the chords corresponds to a path in the com- plex. A set of n-note chords equivalent up to transposition and inversion is represented by a complex related by its 1-skeleton to a generalized Ton- netz. Complexes are computed with MGS, a spatial computing language, and analyzed and visualized in Hexachord, a computer-aided music anal- ysis environment. We introduce the notion of compliance, a measure of the ability of a chord-based simplicial complex to represent a musical object compactly. Some examples illustrate the use of this notion to characterize musical pieces and styles
In this work, we suggest a collection of novel models for the representation of music. These models ...
cote interne IRCAM: Bigo11cNone / NoneNational audienceThe development of spatial representations of...
Background in musicology. The internal structure of musical works and relations to its context belon...
Abstract. We represent chord collections by simplicial complexes. A temporal organization of the cho...
International audienceWe represent chord collections by simplicial complexes. A temporal organizatio...
International audienceWe propose a spatial approach to musical analysis based on the notion of a cho...
International audienceIn this article, we present a set of musical transformations based on the repr...
cote interne IRCAM: Bigo14bInternational audienceIn this article, we present a set of musical transf...
International audienceThe notion of space is often summoned in music theory, both for the compositio...
International audienceThis paper presents a spatial approach to build spaces of musical chords as si...
International audienceIn the present work we introduce a general formal (Object Oriented) model for ...
A la frontière entre musique et mathématiques, cette étude présente un espace musical géométrique or...
Abstract—This paper presents a spatial approach to build spaces of musical chords as simplicial comp...
Abstract. The development of spatial representations of musical ob-jects allows for a reformulation ...
Musical symbolic representations and spatial computing. The notion of symbolic space is frequently u...
In this work, we suggest a collection of novel models for the representation of music. These models ...
cote interne IRCAM: Bigo11cNone / NoneNational audienceThe development of spatial representations of...
Background in musicology. The internal structure of musical works and relations to its context belon...
Abstract. We represent chord collections by simplicial complexes. A temporal organization of the cho...
International audienceWe represent chord collections by simplicial complexes. A temporal organizatio...
International audienceWe propose a spatial approach to musical analysis based on the notion of a cho...
International audienceIn this article, we present a set of musical transformations based on the repr...
cote interne IRCAM: Bigo14bInternational audienceIn this article, we present a set of musical transf...
International audienceThe notion of space is often summoned in music theory, both for the compositio...
International audienceThis paper presents a spatial approach to build spaces of musical chords as si...
International audienceIn the present work we introduce a general formal (Object Oriented) model for ...
A la frontière entre musique et mathématiques, cette étude présente un espace musical géométrique or...
Abstract—This paper presents a spatial approach to build spaces of musical chords as simplicial comp...
Abstract. The development of spatial representations of musical ob-jects allows for a reformulation ...
Musical symbolic representations and spatial computing. The notion of symbolic space is frequently u...
In this work, we suggest a collection of novel models for the representation of music. These models ...
cote interne IRCAM: Bigo11cNone / NoneNational audienceThe development of spatial representations of...
Background in musicology. The internal structure of musical works and relations to its context belon...