If there is a single key to the structures underlying musical cultures, it is that of data visualization techniques applied to musical data. Data-driven, Scalar Vector Graphics (SVG) based models promise powerful visual insights into world music treasures. Here is specific and comparative musicological study material for an automation-marginalized lifetime - and the key to the further development of online music education.
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Music Visualization: The 'Skeleton Key' To Musical Structure
![]() The P2P Immersion Challenge Gratefully Accepted |
![]() Creativity For Common Good |
![]() One URL To Animate Them All And In The Browser Bind Them |
![]() Innovation! A First Cut. |
![]() A Galaxy Of Instrument Models Is Born |
![]() Visualization & P2P Tools |
![]() Instrument Models - By Family |
![]() Transcend Functional Barriers |
![]() Theory Tools - By Family |
Keywords
online music learning, online music lessons |
distance music learning, distance music lessons |
remote music lessons, remote music learning |
p2p music lessons, p2p music learning |
music visualisation music visualization |
musical instrument models interactive music instrument models |
music theory tools musical theory |
p2p music interworking p2p musical interworking |
comparative musicology ethnomusicology |
world music international music |
folk music traditional music |
P2P musical interworking, Peer-to-peer musical interworking |
WebGL, Web3D, WebVR, WebAR |
Virtual Reality, Augmented or Mixed Reality |
Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning |
Scalar Vector Graphics, SVG |
3D Cascading Style Sheets, CSS3D |
X3Dom, XML3D |
Online Music Education, Remote Music Education |
Equal Temperament, Just Intonation |
world music visualization world music visualisation |
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