Digital Musicology

A multi-disciplinary facility where composers and researchers work together using computer-based technology both as an artistic medium and as a research tool.

This AHRC-funded collaboration between Royal Holloway and the British Library transformed some of the world’s biggest datasets about sheet music, making them available to researchers.

A community of academic researchers, industry practitioners and government institutions interested in strengthening all fronts of interaction between Music and Artificial Intelligence.

A research project that aims to advance in the automatic description of music by emphasizing cultural specificity, carrying research within the field of music information processing with a domain knowledge approach. The project focuses on five music traditions of the world: Hindustani (North India), Carnatic (South India), Turkish-makam (Turkey), Arab-Andalusian (Maghreb), and Beijing Opera (China).

A scholarly initiative to offer free online access to new, high-quality early music scores produced by today's leading experts. The major purpose of the enterprise is to produce and maintain an online corpus of electronic editions, in addition to software tools making them accessible to students, scholars, performers, and interested amateurs.

The muse2ps program is a command-line version of the autoset, mskpage and pspage programs which are usually run within the dmuse editor using the built-in zbex language interpreter. The muse2ps program reads MuseData stage2 data or page file data from standard input and converts them into PostScript data representing graphical musical notation which is sent to standard output.

This website is a frontend for muse2ps.