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1 5 th International Workshop on Folk Music Analysis O F F I C I A L P R O G R A M June , 2015 Paris, France Sorbonne Universités Universités Pierre et Marie Curie et Paris Sorbonne Contact: Prof Olivier Adam (olivier.adam@upmc.fr, 1
2 June, 10 Welcome to the participants 8:00 9:00am Registration 9:00 9:05am Welcome from Prof Paul Indelicato, Vice-President of the Scientific Council, University Pierre et Marie Curie, France 9:05 9:10am Welcome from Prof Stéphane Zaleski, Director of the Institut Jean Le Rond d Alembert, University Pierre et Marie Curie, France 9:10 9:15am Welcome from Hugues Genevois, Director of the Lutheries Acoustics Music Team, D Alembert, UPMC, France 9:15 9:20am Welcome from Véronique Atger, Director of the Research Department, Sorbonne Universities, France 9:20 9:25am Welcome from Olivier Adam, FMA Organisor, University Pierre et Marie Curie, France Invited Speaker #1 9:30 10:30am Prof François Picard, IReMus UMR 8223, Paris-Sorbonne, France Monika and the Diagram of melodic analysis. A collectively elaborated tool for computer-aided analysis of pentatonic, modal, and tonal music 10:30 11:00am Coffee break Oral Session #1 Topic: Contextual analysis Chairman: Peter van Kranenburg 11:00 11:30am Yosr Bouhali, Philippe Cathé, Jean-Dominique Polack: The propulsion of the takht in the new acoustic frame: cycle of evolution and acoustic indications 11:30 12:00pm Varun decastro-arrazola, Peter van Kranenburg, Berit Janssen: Computational textsetting analysis of Dutch folk songs 12:00 12:30pm Ana Lucia Fontenele: Analysis of Brazilian popular music: the Pixinguinha arrangements for the orchestra's of the radio program O Pessoal da Velha Guarda 12:30 1:00pm Polina Proutskova: Approaching vocal production in world's music cultures - a mixed methods study based on the physiology of singing Poster session #1 1:00 2:00pm Poster session during the Lunch Oral Session #2 Topic: Classification Chairman: Matija Marolt 2:00 2:30pm Darrell Conklin, Kerstin Neubarth, Stéphanie Weisser: Contrast pattern mining of Ethiopian bagana songs 2:30 3:00pm Kerstin Neubarth: Densmore Revisited: Contrast Data Mining of Native American Music 3:00 3:30pm Pál Richter: Folk Music Classifications in Hungarian Ethnomusicology 3:30 4:00pm Islah Ali-MacLachlan, Munevver Kokuer, Peter Jancovic, Cham Athwal: Towards the identification of irish traditional flute players from commercial recordings Poster session #2 4:00 4:30pm Poster session during the Coffee break Oral Session #3 Topic: Quantitative analysis Chairman: 4:30 5:00pm Frank Scherbaum, Wolfgang Loos, Frank Kane, Daniel Vollmer: Body vibrations as source of information for the analysis of polyphonic vocal music 5:00 5:30pm Moreno Andreatta, Mattia Bergomi: Math'n pop versus math'n folk? a computational (ethno)musicological approach 5:30 6:00pm Bilge Mirac Atici, Baris Bozkurt, Sertan Senturk: A Culture-Specific Analysis Software for Makam Music Traditions IceBreaking evening 7:30 9:30pm Invitation to the IceBreaking evening at UPMC, Jussieu, Tour Zamansky, 24 e floor 2
3 June, 11 Invited Speaker #2 9:00 10:00am Prof Gaël Richard, AAWG, Télécom ParisTech, France: Informed source separation Poster session #3 10:00 10:30am Poster session during the Coffee break Oral Session #4 Topic: Music transcription and pitch analysis Chairman: Tillman Weyde 10:30 11:00am Dorian Cazau, Olivier Adam: Automatic Music Transcription of the Marovany (Madagascar) zither repertoires based on prior knowledge from musical acoustics 11:00 11:30am Paolo Bravi, Cécile Delétré, Marco Lutzu, Emmanuelle Olivier, François Picard, Alice Tacaille: The Hukwe bow song of the symposium on transcription (Middletown, 1963) fifty years later: new pespectives, methodologies and analyses 11:30 12:00pm Hasan Sercan Atli, Baris Bozkurt, Sertan Sentürk: A Method for Tonic Frequency Identification of Turkish Makam Music Recordings 12:00 12:30pm Samer Abdallah, Aquiles Alencar-Brayner, Emmanouil Benetos, Stephen Cottrell, Jason Dykes, Nicolas Gold, Alexander Kachkaev, Mahendra Mahey, Dan Tidhar, Adam Tovell, T. Weyde, D. Wolff: Automatic transcription and pitch analysis of the British Library World & Traditional Music Collections Poster session #4 Authors have 3min to orally pitch their poster 12:30 12:33pm Luwei Yang, Mi Tian, Elaine Chew: Vibrato Characteristics and Frequency Histogram Envelopes in Beijing Opera Singing 12:33 12:36pm Frank Scherbaum, Simha Arom, Frank Kane : On the feasibility of Markov model based analysis of Georgian vocal polyphonic music 12:36 12:39pm Burak Uyar, Baris Bozkurt: An Interactive Rhythm Training Tool for Usuls of Turkish Makam Music 12:39 12:42pm Wang Yuancheng, Dorian Cazau, Olivier Adam: Characterizing complex note temporal profiles with the PLCA-HMM method 12:42 12:45pm Johan Loeckx: Fluid Construction Grammar: a new computational paradigm for studying music and meaning 12:45 2:00pm Lunch Oral Session #5 Topic: Melody analysis and similarity Chairman: Andre Holzapfel 2:00 2:30pm Izaro Goienetxea, Darrell Conklin: Transformation of a bertso melody with coherence 2:30 3:00pm Andre Holzapfel: Melodic key phrases in traditional Cretan dance tunes 3:00 3:30pm Chris Walshaw: Multilevel melodic matching 3:30 4:00pm Jose-Miguel Díaz-Báñez, Nadine Kroher, Juan Carlos Rizo: Efficient algorithms for melodic similarity in flamenco singing 4:00 4:30pm Anas Ghrab: Une méthode simple pour la classification automatique des melodies Poster session #5 4:30 5:00pm Poster session during the Coffee break Special Session Topic: Automatic music improvisation 5:00 6:00pm Prof Marc Chemillier, CAMS-EHESS, Paris, France : The ImproteK project: presentation and demonstration Poster session #6 6:00 6:30pm Poster session Concert 8:00 10:00pm Kilema, Malagasy concert Jussieu, Building Escanglon, cave floor 3
4 June, 12 Invited Speaker 9:00 10:00am Dr Julien Pinquier, IRIT, Toulouse, France DIADEMS: Description, Indexing, Accessibility to ethnomusicologist and sound documents Poster session #7 10:00 10:30am Poster session during the Coffee break Oral Session #6 Topic: Data Mining for Ethnomusicological Dataset Chairman: Julien Pinquier 10:30 10:55am Guillaume Pellerin, Joséphine Simonnot, Thomas Fillon: Web analysis tools and ethnomusicology 10:55 11:20am Jean-Luc Rouas, Dominique Fourer: Classifying instruments with timbral features : application to ethnomusicological recordings 11:20 11:45am Marwa Thlithi, Claude Barras, Julien Pinquier, Thomas Pellegrini: Singer Diarization: Application to ethnomusicological recordings 11:45 12:10pm Lionel Feugère, Boris Doval, Marie-France Mifune: Using pitch features for the characterization of intermediate vocal productions 12:10 12:35pm Armand Leroi, Matthias Mauch, Pat Savage, Emmanouil Benetos, Juan Bello, Maria Panteli, Joren Six, Tillman Weyde: The deep history of music project 12:35 1pm Apollinaire Anakesa: Towards a New Hearing of Music from the World of Orality: the case of African and Caribbean musical cultures Posters Marcelo Rodriguez, Dimitrios Bountouridis, Anja Volk: A novel music segmentation interface and the Jazz theme dataset Luwei Yang, Mi Tian, Elaine Chew: Vibrato Characteristics and Frequency Histogram Envelopes in Beijing Opera Singing Frank Scherbaum, Simha Arom, Frank Kane: On the feasibility of Markov model based analysis of Georgian vocal polyphonic music Burak Uyar, Baris Bozkurt: An Interactive Rhythm Training Tool for Usuls of Turkish Makam Music Johan Loeckx: Fluid Construction Grammar: a new computational paradigm for studying music and meaning Nicolas Witkowski: Scarlatti's sonatas : a question of proportion Wang Yuancheng, Dorian Cazau, Olivier Adam: characterizing complex note temporal profiles with the PLCA-HMM method 4
5 University Pierre et Marie Curie Paris - FRANCE Seine river Ice-breaking evening 10 th of June, 7 :30pm Tour Zamansky, 24 th floor University entrance 4 place Jussieu Subway JUSSIEU Conference amphitheater Building Escanglon Amphi Durand Lunches and coffee breakes Building Escanglon, caves Concert of Kilema 11th of June, 8 pm Building Escanglon, cave floor 5
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