Visualization feedback for musical ensemble practice: a case study on phrase articulation and dynamics
Visualization feedback for musical ensemble practice: a case study on phrase articulation and dynamics
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音乐合奏练习的可视化反馈:短语清晰度和动态的案例研究
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10.1117/12.912406
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发表时间:
2012
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通讯作者:
J. Cooperstock
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作者:
Trevor Knight;Nicolas Boulliot;J. Cooperstock
We consider the possible advantages of visualization in supporting musical interpretation. Specifically, we investigate
the use of visualizations in making a subjective judgement of a student's performance compared to
reference "expert" performance for particular aspects of musical performance-articulation and dynamics. Our
assessment criteria for the effectiveness of the feedback are based on the consistency of judgements made by
the participants using each modality, that is to say, in determining how well the student musician matches the
reference musician, the time taken to evaluate each pair of samples, and subjective opinion of perceived utility
of the feedback.
For articulation, differences in the mean scores assigned by the participants to the reference versus the student
performance were not statistically significant for each modality. This suggests that while the visualization
strategy did not offer any advantage over presentation of the samples by audio playback alone, visualization
nevertheless provided sufficient information to make similar ratings. For dynamics, four of our six participants
categorized the visualizations as helpful. The means of their ratings for the visualization-only and both-together
conditions were not statistically different but were statistically different from the audio-only treatment, indicating
a dominance of the visualizations when presented together with audio. Moreover, the ratings of dynamics under
the visualization-only condition were significantly more consistent than the other conditions.
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2004
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Proc. of Advanced Visual Interface 2004
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作者:
Hiraga;R. and Matsuda;N.
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N.