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News from the Department

• May, 2017: New project and opportunity for international PhD students at CP: Marie Sklodowska-Curie Action - Innovative Training Network (MSCA-ITN-ETN) New Frontiers in Music Information Processing (MIP-Frontiers) (4 years; 2017 - 2021) will be funded by the European Commission! Project to start in September 2017.
  
  
• April, 2017: New inter-disciplinary project on Computer-assisted Analysis of Herbert von Karajan's Musical Conducting Style (3 years; 2017 - 2020) will be funded by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF); project will start in June 2017.
  
  
• 2017-04-13: Gerhard Widmer to talk at the Karajan Music Tech Conference as part of the 50th Easter Festival (Osterfestspiele), Salzburg.
  
  
• Mar 9, 2017: Our drum robot won the second place in the IEEE Signal Processing Cup among 21 competitors. Besides tracking beats, it can also detect the beginning of a bar (downbeat) and the guitar pattern that is played by a musician in real-time. The whole system runs on a Raspberry Pi 3.
  
  
• Jan 13, 2017: Our BasisMixer computational model of expressive music performance is said to have passed a musical "Turing Test" (producing a piano performance whose "humanness" as judged by listeners is undistinguishable from a human musician's [and ranking best, in this respect, among a number of algorithms]) in a recent study ("Algorithms Can Mimic Human Piano Performance") by E. Schubert et al., published in J.New.Mus.Res. (Jan. 2017)
  
  
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