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ORCID9th MCM 2024: Coimbra, Portugal
- Thomas Noll
, Mariana Montiel, Francisco Gómez, Omar Costa Hamido, José Luis Besada, José Oliveira Martins:
Mathematics and Computation in Music - 9th International Conference, MCM 2024, Coimbra, Portugal, June 18-21, 2024, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 14639, Springer 2024, ISBN 978-3-031-60637-3
Mathematical Scale Theory and Tuning
- Aziz Ifzarne:
Quarter-Tone Music: A Tuning System Rooted in Natural Harmonic Series. 3-14 - Julio Estrada:
An Exploration of the Discontinuous-Continuous Fusion in Yuunohui'tlapoa for Keyboard. 15-30
Rhythm Analysis and Rhythm Generation
- Quan Duong, Kjell Lemström, Olli Reijonen:
On Brazilian Drum Claves and Generating Rhythm Patterns Out of Them. 33-44 - Paul Lascabettes, Isabelle Bloch:
What Are "Good" Rhythms? Generating Rhythms Based on the Properties Set Out in The Geometry of Musical Rhythm. 45-57 - Paraj Mukherjee:
Euclidean Rhythm with Palindromic Rests. 58-69
Categorical and Algebraic Approaches to Music
- Franck Jedrzejewski:
Finding Homometric Multiplets. 73-84 - Thomas Noll, David Clampitt, Mariana Montiel:
The Sandwich-Lemma: The Recursive Structure of Super-Syntonic and Super-Diatonic Automorphisms. 85-96 - Alexandre Popoff, Moreno Andreatta:
Hidden Categories: A New Perspective on Lewin's Generalized Interval Systems and Klumpenhouwer Networks. 97-110 - Juliana Spector, Maria Mannone, Mariana Montiel, Francisco Gómez:
Voice and Math: The Art of Singing in Light of Mathematical Music Theory. 111-122 - Qiuwan Zhao:
Structural and Transformational Relations Between Z-Related Hexachords. 123-134
Quantum Music
- Alberto Avitabile, Omar Costa Hamido, Maria Mannone:
Quantum Memory and Mathematical Gestures: Two Perspectives on Verdi and Wagner. 137-146 - Christopher Dobrian, Omar Costa Hamido:
Intro to Quantum Harmony: Chords in Superposition. 147-158 - Peter beim Graben, Thomas Noll:
Quantum Tonality: A Mathemusical Playground. 159-172
Theory and Algorithms for Melodic- Harmonic Analysis and Generation
- Octavio Alberto Agustín-Aquino, Alicia Santiago-Santos:
Melody and Variation Generation Through KAM Theory. 175-182 - Gilberto Bernardes, Nádia Carvalho:
Modal Pitch Space: A Computational Model of Melodic Pitch Attraction in Folk Music. 183-194 - Riccardo Gilblas:
Persistent Homology and Harmonic Analysis. 195-209 - Matt Klassen, Paul Lanthier:
Melodic Contour Generation with Spline Models of Cycles. 210-223
Geometric Approaches to Musical Algorithms and Microtonality
- M. A. Coury-Hall:
I-Shaped Tiles in the Tonnetz. 227-241 - Antti Laaksonen, Kjell Lemström:
Advanced Polyphonic Music Pattern Matching Algorithms with Timing Invariances. 242-254 - Luis Nuño:
Tonnetze and Tori for the 19-, 31-, and 53-Tone Equal Temperaments. 255-267 - Gonzalo Romero-García, Carlos Agón, Isabelle Bloch:
A Model of Scores as Abstract Syntactic Trees. 268-279 - Shawn Michael Westmoreland:
Piston Words. 280-288
Fourier Analysis for Music
- Victoria Callet:
DFT and Persistent Homology for Topological Musical Data Analysis. 291-304 - Nádia Carvalho, Gilberto Bernardes:
Fourier (Common-Tone) Phase Spaces are in Tune with Variational Autoencoders' Latent Space. 305-316 - Samuel Pereira, Giovanni Affatato, Gilberto Bernardes, Fabian C. Moss:
Fourier Qualia Wavescapes: Hierarchical Analyses of Set Class Quality and Ambiguity. 317-329
Similarity and Distance Measures for Music
- Aarón López-García:
A Fingerprinting-Based Strategy for Musical Genre Similarity. 333-344 - Kristína Hurajová, Ondrej Hutník:
Towards Measuring the Distances of Chords of Different Cardinalities. 345-359 - Brian Martínez-Rodríguez, Vicente Liern:
Assessing the Compatibility Between Musical Performance and Tuning System. 360-371
Short Papers
- Gilles Baroin, Richard Cohn:
Advanced Visualization Techniques for Music Theory. 375-380 - Michael Cohen, Yasuyuki Kachi:
Recurrence Relations Rhythm. 381-386 - Darrell Conklin:
Mining Significant Sequential Contrast Patterns. 387-392 - Fernando Gualda:
Bits and Beats: Computing Rhythmic Information as Bitwise Operations Optimized for Machine Learning. 393-404 - Dave Keenan, Douglas Blumeyer:
Regular Temperament Theory: Exploring the Landscape Between JI and ETs with Linear Algebra. 405-411 - Juan José Navarro-Cáceres, Nádia Carvalho, Gilberto Bernardes, Diego M. Jiménez-Bravo, María Navarro-Cáceres:
Exploring Mode Identification in Irish Folk Music with Unsupervised Machine Learning and Template-Based Techniques. 412-420
Communication-Performances
- Emmanuel Amiot, Tom Johnson:
Of All Interval Tetrachords and Octatonic Scales. 423-435 - Violeta Dinescu:
Stages in My Vuza Rhythmic Canons. 436-441 - Jeremy Kastine:
Configurations of Disjoint Augmentation Canons. 442-446 - Reiko Yamada, Antoine Reserbat-Plantey, Eloy Piñol, Maciej Lewenstein:
Sonification of Wigner Functions: Case Study of Intense Light-Matter Interactions. 447-455
Tribute to Yves Hellegouarch
- Wynne Hellegouarch, Franck Jedrzejewski:
A Tribute to Yves Hellegouarch. 459-463 - Yves Hellegouarch:
Sketch of a Comparative Study of the Mathematical Resonances of the Advent of Perspective (in Painting) and Equal Temperament (in Music). 464-468 - Yves Hellegouarch:
Some Common Sense Remarks on the Tuning of String Trios or Quartet Instruments. 469-473
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