This article explores the potential of gestural migrations as a novel approach to violin pedagogy, allowing us trace enlightening parallelisms between learning musical performative gestures and dimension cinema time-shaped/shaping artistic discipline. As case study, I take first movement Claude Debussy's Violin Sonata L. 140, composed in 1917, following an empirically grounded quantitative anal...

Musical offset detection is an integral part of a music signal processing system that requires complete characterization of note events. However, unlike onset detection, offset detection has seldom been the subject of an in-depth study in the music information retrieval community, possibly because of the ambiguity involved in the determination of offset times in music. This paper presents a pre...

Ensemble musicians exchange auditory and visual signals that can facilitate interpersonal synchronization. Musical expertise improves how precisely auditory and visual signals are perceptually integrated and increases sensitivity to asynchrony between them. Whether expertise improves sensitivity to audiovisual asynchrony in all instrumental contexts or only in those using sound-producing gestur...

Previous studies have indicated that extended exposure to a high level of sound might increase the risk of hearing loss among professional symphony orchestra musicians. One of the major problems associated with musicians' hearing loss is difficulty in estimating its risk simply on the basis of the physical amount of exposure, i.e. the exposure level and duration. The aim of this study was to ex...

A system that is able to measure motions necessary for preserving the skills of experts. previously reported study proposed a precisely measures and reproduces motions. However, this type must physically interact with subject whose are measured. Such interaction can be troublesome when measured require precise control force or position even high degree freedom. Therefore, proposes novel method ...