Hähnel, Baroque Performance, 2013
Introduction 1
I Analysis and Synthesis 7
2 Beautiful Deviations 11
2.1 Detecting the Difference 11
2.2 Synthesising Artistic Deviations 15
3 Rhythm Research 19
3.1 Timing Synthesis 20
3.2 Musical Time 21
3.3 Analysis and Synthesis 22
4 The Phrase Arch Model 25
4.1 Phrase Shaping 26
4.2 The Phrase Arch 27
5 Machine Learning 33
5.1 Intelligent Listeners 33
5.2 How to play Mozart? 34
5.3 How to play Chopin? 37
6 Rule Systems 43
6.1 The Director Musices 43
6.2 Schumann’s Träumerei 44
6.3 Performing Emotions 47
6.4 How to play Bach? 50
7 MusicoLogic 55
7.1 Following the Musician: Structure to
Performance 56
7.2 Following the Critique: Inverse
Performance Theory 59
8 The Reactive Orchestra 63
8.1 Timing 64
8.2 Loudness 66
8.3 Articulation 68
8.4 Parameter Finding 69
9 Discussion 71
II Baroque Performance
Characteristics 75
10 Parameter Extraction 83
10.1 Onset Detection 83
10.2 Loudness Analysis 93
11 Timing 99
11.1 Material and Methodology 99
11.2 Macro Timing 101
11.3 Micro Timing: First Note Lengthening 106
11.4 Summary 113
12 Loudness Transitions 115
12.1 Material and Methodology 115
12.3 Results 119
12.4 Summary 122
13 Bar Emphasis 125
13.1 Material and Methodology 125
13.2 Timing 126
13.3 Loudness 127
13.4 Summary 128
14 Articulation 131
14.1 Material and Methodology 131
14.2 Results 132
14.3 Articulation Rules 135
14.4 Summary 143
15 Conclusion 145
III Baroque Performance
Synthesis 147
16 Pseudo-Synthetic Performance 151
16.1 Stimuli and Method 151
16.2 Results 152
17 Plausibility I: Estimation 157
17.1 Methodology 157
17.2 Results 164
17.3 Discussion 169
18 Plausibility II: Synchronisation 171
18.1 Methodology 171
18.2 Discussion 176
19 Inégalité 179
19.1 Methodology 180
19.2 Results 183
19.3 Discussion 187
20 Final Remarks 189
Appendix 191
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