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Postdoctoral researcher Carlos Eduardo Cancino-Chacón is a guest researcher at RITMO from the Austrian Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence. He will gave a talk on "Modeling Expressive Performance with Machine Learning"

I denne workshopen går vi praktisk til verks med å lage et instrument som gir deg randomiserte trommebeats i programvaren Max/MSP. Du trenger ikke å ha kjennskap til programmet fra før. Workshopene er gratis, krever ingen forkunnskaper og er åpne for jenter/kvinner/ikke-binære.

We would like to invite you all to the Research Seminar with special guest Paul Rekret that will be talking about The Streaming Platform and Cultural Form

The talk has been cancelled because of the increasing health safety concerns about COVID 19 and related travel restrictions.

Professor Dor Abrahamson from the University of California Berkeley will give a talk on "Cultivating the Emergence of Perceptual Structures Facilitating Dexterity: Mathematics as Conceptual Choreography".

How do researchers prepare for a large data collection in a public venue? During this MusicTestLab, RITMO researchers will try out setups before the big MusicLab Copenhagen.

Can you stand still for 7 minutes? Then you can become the new European Champion of Standstill, and win a gift card worth NOK 1000,-.

I vårens siste workshop vil vi dra ut å gjøre field-recordings som vi senere bruker i open-source plattformen Audacity til å lage samples. Workshopene er gratis, krever ingen forkunnskaper og er åpne for jenter/kvinner/ikke-binære.

The seminar has been cancelled because of the increasing health safety concerns about COVID 19.

Playing and listening to music increases our quality of living. To analyze why this is so, it is advantageous to understand how body and mind is engaged when expert musicians perform.

When performing within a touristic idiom, Surinamese Maroon folkloric groups face a conundrum—how and to what degree can they satisfy touristic appetites for the foreign and exotic, while promoting realistic self-images that validate their own experiences and cultural practices?