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Organised by Olivier Lartillot (RITMO), Pierre Beauguitte (National Library), Ingrid Romarheim Haugen (National Library), Alexander Refsum Jensenius (RITMO), and Yngvar Kjus (Department of Musicology)
Provisional program
Day 1 (Monday, 8 June)
National Library of Norway, Oslo
Navigating our Digitized Musical Heritage
Presentations of collections and work done at the National Library: ?folk music collection, sound archive, NB-Noter, etc.
Frans Wiering: presentation of the report “Making Corpus Creation in Early Music Rewarding and Effective” (EarlyMuse)
Digital music collection: Dutch Song Database (Peter van Kranenburg, Anja Volk, Frans Wiering), Fondo de Música Tradicional IMF-CSIC and Books of Hispanic Polyphony (Emilio Ros-Fàbregas), Grieg digital catalogue (Arnulf Christian Mattes), NRK collection (Tone N?tvik Jakobsen)
Philippe Vendrix: Musicology as data science and heritage science: presentation of a COST action report (EarlyMuse)
Optical Music Recognition. With David Rizo and Jorge Calvo-Zaragoza.
Panel session.
Day 2 (Tuesday, 9 June)
Salen, ZEB building, Department of Musicology, University of Oslo
Research Forum on Musicology, AI, and metadata
Presentation of the MishMash Centre for AI and Creativity; Work Package 6 dedicated to AI for cultural heritage
Chant/singing analysis, with Dániel Péter Biró, Peter van Kranenburg, Anja Volk, Frans Wiering, Olivier Lartillot, ...
AI-powered curation, transcription and analysis of the Norwegian folk music collection, in collaboration with the University of Oslo
Preliminary presentation of the upcoming EarlyMuse report on “Historical Musicology and Artificial Intelligence”
Augustin Braud: Musica*, a consortium for digital musicology : aims, tools and use cases
Session on metadata
Presentation by David Meredith