Digital Musicology: Representation and Formats

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Introduces music notation basics, major scales, key signatures, and diatonic chords.

Introduces Digital Musicology, focusing on music analysis, computational modeling, and interdisciplinary research in music perception.

Delves into the perception of musical form, exploring expectations, tensions, and multidimensional structures in musical works.

Covers the compilation process of Scala Lens and the use of iterable collections for padding results.

Delves into the rules of combining multiple voices in Western music, exploring polyphony, intervals, and Fuxian species counterpoint.

Explores the classification and practical applications of symmetries in 3D space, emphasizing user-driven determination of object symmetries.

Explores chord sequences, functions, diatonic triads, and seventh chords in major and minor keys.

Explores octatonic and diatonic intersections, chord extensions, and voice leading rules.

Explores modal and tonal music, analyzing popular music examples like the Beatles' 'Norwegian Wood' to understand scales, tonics, and modes.

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