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Besides the studio recording of the Goldberg Variations is the new score, "engraved" in Musescore: http://musescore.com/opengoldberg/goldberg-variations http://
by rdhyee 14y ago
Besides the studio recording of the Goldberg Variations is the new score, "engraved" in Musescore: http://musescore.com/opengoldberg/goldberg-variations http://musescore.com/opengoldberg/goldberg-variations -- "source code", if you will, that can be used. I'd love to see work done on integrating the video display of the score with the actual recording, using the "page turning recognition" technology shown in http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLYCWFboieM&feature=plcp http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLYCWFboieM&feature=plcp
- thomasbonte 14y ago@rdhyee we'll demonstrate the score following made by SampleSumo with the MuseScore sheet music in 2 days in Munich at Classical:NEXT: http://www.classicalnext.com/program/showcases/showcases http://www.classicalnext.com/program/showcases/showcases "In a special performance that marries the music of Bach and cutting edge internet technology, internationally acclaimed pianist Kimiko Ishizaka will perform Bach’s Goldberg Variations at Classsical:NEXT. Thanks to an audio tracking technology developed by SampleSumo and a special new digital edition of the Goldberg Variations score, the audience will be able to follow along with the score as Ishizaka plays. The score, which was created using the open source notation software MuseScore, as well as Ishizaka's recent recording of the Variations, were crowdfunded by fans and released to the public domain as a part of the Open Goldberg Variations project."