Computer Music Modeling and Retrieval: International Symposium, CMMR 2003, Montpellier, France, May 26-27, 2003. Revised PapersAuthor: Uffe Kock Wiil Published by Springer Berlin Heidelberg ISBN: 978-3-540-20922-5 DOI: 10.1007/b12000Table of Contents:Some Projects and Reflections on Algorithmic Music Real-Time Beat EstimationUsing Feature Extraction Towards a General Architecture for Musical Archive Information Systems The Study of Musical Scales in Central Africa: The Use of Interactive Experimental Methods Evolving Automatically High-Level Music Descriptors from Acoustic Signals ‘Ambiguous Live’ – Exploring Collaborative, Dynamic Control of MIDI Sequencers Characterization of Musical Performance Using Physical Sound Synthesis Models Conserving an Ancient Art of Music: Making SID Tunes Editable “GMU” – An Integrated Microsound Synthesis System What Are We Looking for? Extraction of Structural Patterns in Popular Melodies Musical Pattern Extraction Using Genetic Algorithms Automatic Extraction of Approximate Repetitions in Polyphonic Midi Files Based on Perceptive Criteria Deriving Musical Structures from Signal Analysis for Music Audio Summary Generation: “Sequence” and “State” Approach Musical Style Classification from Symbolic Data: A Two-Styles Case Study FMF(Fast Melody Finder): A Web-Based Music Retrieval System The Representation Levels of Music Information “Leçons”: An Approach to a System for Machine Learning, Improvisation and Musical Performance About the Role of Mapping in Gesture-Controlled Live Computer Music Designing Musical Interfaces with Composition in Mind, Includes bibliographical references and index