[HN Gopher] Tracking Micro-Rhythmic Variation in Jazz Performanc...
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       Tracking Micro-Rhythmic Variation in Jazz Performances (2017)
        
       Author : Tomte
       Score  : 17 points
       Date   : 2021-06-17 11:27 UTC (2 days ago)
        
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       | _jcrossley wrote:
       | Thanks for sharing this - as a former jazz musician I find this
       | problem space fascinating, and have thought a lot about it in
       | free time. Here's [1] another paper I found a little more
       | approachable, stating that ratios between 1:1 to 3.5:1 are found
       | in recordings.
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       | [1]
       | https://www.ntnu.edu/documents/1001201110/1266017954/DAFx-15...
        
         | leephillips wrote:
         | I'm just a listener, but also find this fascinating. I think
         | the jazz is in some ways a revival of baroque performance
         | traditions. Improvisation was hugely important in the baroque,
         | and also they had their own version of swung rhythm; what was
         | notated as a string of 8th notes was not played that way.
        
       | agumonkey wrote:
       | Anybody ever seen 'curve' modeling of music ? representing scales
       | as surfaces and progressions as twists ?
        
         | knrz wrote:
         | No, but now I'm curious! Do you have somewhere I can learn more
         | about this? Couldn't find anything from Googling
        
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