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Computational & Cognitive Musicology

Computational & Cognitive Musicology

The Computational and Cognitive Musicology group aims to answer questions about musical structure and organization, and how people respond to those structures, using scientific methodology. We look for new ways to build, organize, distribute, and analyze musical data, while aiming to build user-friendly technologies to assist scholars, educators, and music lovers.

 
CCML Lab

Computational and Cognitive Musicology Projects

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Music Perception and Cognition

We conduct behavioral experiments to try to answer complex problems in the field of music perception and cognition.
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Theory vs. Practice

We seek to provide empirical support (or refutation) for claims about the structural organization of music.
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Symbolic Corpora Building

We seek to address a severe lack of symbolic musical data and provide tools for its analysis.
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Computational Musicology Research

We aim to understand or extract higher-level features from symbolic musical data.
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