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A Perceiver-Centered Approach for Representing and Annotating Prosodic Functions in Performed Music

Bedoya et al., 2022

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Bedoya D
Fyfe L
Chew E
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Frontiers in Psychology

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Musical prosody is characterized by the acoustic variations that make music expressive. However, few systematic and scalable studies exist on the function it serves or on effective tools to carry out such studies. To address this gap, we introduce a novel approach to …
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