Von Musiknotation zum Music Encoding
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- Study subject
- Music theory seminar
- Teachers
- Roberta Vidic
- Scope
- Dates (60 minutes each, n.V.), hybrid event (digital with individual attendance dates)
- Room
- Keine Angabe
- Duration
- 1.5 Semesterwochenstunden
- Description
No special IT knowledge is required for this course. Knowledge of notation software is an advantage, but not strictly necessary. There are various options for the individual selection and recommendation of learning content. These include: Music Notation Overview (music notation, incl. music notation and music printing), Music Coding Overview (Sound Related Codes, Music Related Codes, incl. DARMS, and ABC), Introduction to XML Technologies (XML, MEI), Text Editors, Visualization. XML in particular stands for "Extensible Markup Language". XML languages are used to represent text files in a format that can also be read by machines. XML is particularly easy for humans to read. MEI is XML-based and stands for "Music Encoding Initiative". Due to its great popularity and many fields of application, MEI is now a must-have for graduates of artistic, educational and scientific courses.
- Literature
- Literature in German and English is provided on Moodle, including: [1] Manfred Hermann Schmid (2016), Notationskunde. Schrift und Komposition 900-1900, Kassel: Bärenreiter; [2] Eleanor Selfridge-Field (1997), Beyond MIDI, The Handbook of Musical Codes, Cambridge/MA: MIT Press.
- Credits
- 2 Creditpoints
- Comments
- Registration at: roberta.vidic@hfmt-hamburg.de (for ZOOM, Moodle and further information). ZOOM consultation hour for appointments on 02.04.2024 at 18:00. Classes start in the second week of April.
- Modules
- Musiktheoretisches/Musikwissenschaftliches Wahlmodul Instrumental, Wahlmodul freie Wahl (alle Studiengänge)