We present a tree-based symbolic representation of rhythm notation suitable for processing with purely syntactic theoretical tools such as term rewriting systems or tree automata. Then we propose an equational theory, defined as a set of rewrite rules for transforming these representations. This theory is complete in the sense that from a given rhythm notation the rules permit to generate all notations of equivalent durations. It can be used to explore the space of Using complementary tree automata formalisms, one can restrict the search space according to notations preferences regarding e.g. metre or other user defined syntactic constraints
In constructive music theory, such as Schenkerian analysis and the Generative Theory of Tonal Music ...
International audienceWe present a rhythm transcription system integrated in the computer-assisted c...
International audienceWe consider symbolic rhythm transcription, also called quantization: the probl...
International audienceWe present a tree-based symbolic representation of rhythm notation suitable fo...
We present a tree-based symbolic representation of rhythm notation suitable for processing with pure...
International audienceTrees are classical representations of hierarchical structures in symbolic mus...
We propose a compact presentation of languages of preferred rhythm notations as formal grammars. It ...
We present a novel musical notation, generated by a formal grammar, which symbolizes musical rhythms...
This paper deals with various problems in quantifying musical time encountered both in the analysis ...
Music is hierarchically structured, both in how it is perceived by listeners and how it is composed....
Temporality lies at the very heart of music, and the play with rhythmic and metrical structures cons...
L-Systems have traditionally been used as a popular method for the modelling of space-filling curves...
This is an extended and revised version of the paper: Symbolic and Sonic Representations of Sound-Ob...
There is no definite meaning for music complexity. Current work studied it in terms of complexity of...
In this lecture musical rhythm is represented symbolically, which renders it emi-nently suitable for...
In constructive music theory, such as Schenkerian analysis and the Generative Theory of Tonal Music ...
International audienceWe present a rhythm transcription system integrated in the computer-assisted c...
International audienceWe consider symbolic rhythm transcription, also called quantization: the probl...
International audienceWe present a tree-based symbolic representation of rhythm notation suitable fo...
We present a tree-based symbolic representation of rhythm notation suitable for processing with pure...
International audienceTrees are classical representations of hierarchical structures in symbolic mus...
We propose a compact presentation of languages of preferred rhythm notations as formal grammars. It ...
We present a novel musical notation, generated by a formal grammar, which symbolizes musical rhythms...
This paper deals with various problems in quantifying musical time encountered both in the analysis ...
Music is hierarchically structured, both in how it is perceived by listeners and how it is composed....
Temporality lies at the very heart of music, and the play with rhythmic and metrical structures cons...
L-Systems have traditionally been used as a popular method for the modelling of space-filling curves...
This is an extended and revised version of the paper: Symbolic and Sonic Representations of Sound-Ob...
There is no definite meaning for music complexity. Current work studied it in terms of complexity of...
In this lecture musical rhythm is represented symbolically, which renders it emi-nently suitable for...
In constructive music theory, such as Schenkerian analysis and the Generative Theory of Tonal Music ...
International audienceWe present a rhythm transcription system integrated in the computer-assisted c...
International audienceWe consider symbolic rhythm transcription, also called quantization: the probl...