music21: music21 at Hamburg Digital Humanities conference

Wednesday, July 4, 2012

music21 at Hamburg Digital Humanities conference

The music21 team will be presenting at the Hamburg Digital Humanities conference on July 16 (Monday) in the workshop, Service-oriented Architectures (SOAs) for the Humanities: Solutions and Impacts. Our paper is:

Michael Scott Cuthbert, Beth Hadley, Lars Johnson and Christopher Reyes - Interoperable Digital Musicology Research via music21 Web Applications

Hope to see many of you in Hamburg. Beth, Lars, and I will also be in Munich (before) and Berlin (after) in case there is music21 interest there.

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About music21

Music21 is a flexible toolkit for computer-aided musicology. The project is based at M.I.T. in the Music and Theater Arts section.

For more information, contact Michael Scott Cuthbert (cuthbert [at] mit.edu), principal investigator.

The music21 lab includes many top M.I.T. and Harvard undergraduate programmers. Music21 is sponsored by a grant from the Seaver Institute and the Digging into Data Challenge of the N.E.H..

This blog will discuss the music21 project, of course, but also highlight other interesting developments in computer-aided musicology by other researchers.

For more information and to download, visit the project website.