Jan 15-16, 2009CreativeIT PI Meeting1 Exploring Meaning and Intention in Conducting Roger B. Dannenberg with Dan Siewiorek and Noel Zahler Carnegie Mellon.

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Jan 15-16, 2009CreativeIT PI Meeting1 Exploring Meaning and Intention in Conducting Roger B. Dannenberg with Dan Siewiorek and Noel Zahler Carnegie Mellon University

Jan 15-16, 2009CreativeIT PI Meeting2 Introduction Music Conducting is a long-standing area of study Gestural, Artistic, Communicative Combines formal “syntax” with intangibles: emotion, expression, etc. Applications in: games, entertainment, music synthesis, education, museums

Jan 15-16, 2009CreativeIT PI Meeting3 Methods Interviews Video and Audio Recording eWatch accelerometers

Jan 15-16, 2009CreativeIT PI Meeting4 Findings Conductors reference behaviors learned in rehearsal Attention, focus, problem solving, eye contact The beat is often secondary or irrelevant Conductor’s and Musician’s concepts are not always in agreement with each other or with observable data.

Jan 15-16, 2009CreativeIT PI Meeting5 Size of Gesture Loudness

Jan 15-16, 2009CreativeIT PI Meeting6 Future Work Continue to explore human-computer musical interaction –Acquire beats from tapping –… also from musical signals –Synchronization and cueing –Interfaces for communication during musical performances –Gesture sensing: video, inertial tracking, …