* doit: jazz term referring to a note that slides to an indefinite pitch chromatically upwards. * dolce: sweetly * dolcissimo: very sweetly * dolente: sorrowfully, plaintively * doloroso: sorrowfully, plaintivel
A generic term used to designate the leader of a band. Although this term can be applied to any person that leads a band, it is most often associated with the leader of a military band, concert band symphonic band, or marching band. The bandmaster is generally the director or conductor ...
Although some researchers have used INMI as a broader umbrella term that includes phenomena such as musical hal- lucinations and musical obsessions (Williams, 2015), in this paper we use the term to refer to the everyday mental expe- rience of musical imagery playing, often on a loop, out...
Musical mnemonics were defined as a musical presentation (i.e., sung (using pitch) digits or words). Furthermore, when musical expertise (umbrella term referring to musical background and training of the participants, ranging from regular informal music activi- ties to formal music studies or ...
Stimmung/nastrój refers both to the process and effect of tuning a musical instrument (tuning its parts, such as strings, in relation to each other) or an orchestra to the same, pre-defined correct pitch—tuning/being tuned in harmony with each other, as well as being ready to play. ...
annotations, a container of annotation objects, each describing a specificnamespace(the termnamespacein JAMS has a different sense than a Web namespace) that identifies the type of the annotation’s subject (e.g., chords, structural segments, emotions, patterns, keys, etc.). These annotations...
The system A calculates the term A1 (t) sin qR for the fundamental component, while the system B and C calculate the terms "A2 (t) sin [l(t)qR+I(t) sin (m(t)qR)]" for frequency modulation. Accordingly, the phase information qR is utilized as a signal corresponding to the ...
The term “theme” should therefore be understood to be a generic description of selected properties or perceived attributes that are assignable to a section of music (or other audio sample) by a user and/or MIR process based on a perceived contextual meaning for an identified audio section....
Furthermore, although the preferred embodiments have been described above in relation to the case where the mute track is predetermined depending on a content or type of lesson, the mute track may be set freely by the user; as previously noted, the term "mute" as used herein is intended to...
Further, the term “spring” should be understood to be a broad term including embodiments as discussed above, and, generally, structures that can store and mechanically impart energy, or force, upon a string directly or through a mechanical interface, and may include a single spring member or...