Given the large number of new musical tracks released each year, automated approaches to plagiarism detection are essential to help us track potential violations of copyright. Most current approaches to plagiarism detection are based on musical similarity measures, which typically ignore the issue of polyphony in music. We present a novel feature space for audio derived from compositional model...

Ever since Hugh Baillie and Philippe Oboussier’s pioneering study of York, Borthwick Institute MS Mus 1, better known as the York Masses, it has been generally accepted that its compositions, if not the choirbook itself, originated elsewhere than York. Two locations claimed primacy in their bid for the manuscript’s original provenance, Lincoln and London, owing to the internal evidence of two c...

Relevance of the study. The proposed research is determined by realities musical society, they are characterized active inclusion collective listening acceptance in creation modern projects. lack a musicological base strategy understanding process communication music perspective achievements current theory. ideas theory developed American and Canadian scientists Marshall McLuhan, Harold Innis, ...

The most dominant source in audio is usually perceived as melody. The estimation of it’s fundamental frequency can be treated as melody estimation. The task become difficult when the polyphony of the audio is high. To determine the most dominant source in human perception, perceptual properties have to be accounted. In this algorithm, we applied psychoacoustic property to the data to estimate t...

The purpose of this article is to study polyphonic techniques in the opera choirs M. Mussorgsky. question raised about identity Mussorgsky's thinking from point view free refraction forms and writing Western European polyphony it. subject are operas "Boris Godunov" "Khovanshchina". Through synthesis research methods, including musicology choral studies, specific features revealed. Attention dra...

The subject of the study is possibility applying M.M. Bakhtin's theory polyphony to analysis dramatic works. Bakhtin’s concept "polyphony" associated with identification a new novel genre – polyphonic and type artistic thinking, which different from monological type. Bakhtin justified phenomenon on example work F.M. Dostoevsky, does it have wider distribution? According many Chinese researchers...