Mathematical and numerical optimality of non-singular fractional approaches on free and forced linear oscillator by Ali Abro Kashif, Qureshi Sania, Atangana Abdon

“…The prediction of oscillators is usually employed in various industrial and technological problems; such as car shock absorbers, bungee jumping, earthquake-proof buildings, musical instruments, metronome and the process of hearing. …”
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Time-frequency analysis on gong timor music using short-time fourier transform and continuous wavelet transform by Yovinia Carmeneja Hoar Siki, Natalia Magdalena Rafu Mamulak

“…Gong's musical signals have more complex analytical criteria than Western music instrument analysis. This research uses a Gong instrument and two notations; frequency analysis of Gong music frequency compared by the Short-time Fourier Transform (STFT), Overlap Short-time Fourier Transform (OSTFT), and Continuous Wavelet Transform (CWT) method. …”
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Audiovisualization of real-time neuroimaging data. by David N Thibodeaux, Mohammed A Shaik, Sharon H Kim, Venkatakaushik Voleti, Hanzhi T Zhao, Sam E Benezra, Chinwendu J Nwokeabia, Elizabeth M C Hillman

“…Multiple variables can be encoded as different musical instruments, letting the observer differentiate and track multiple dynamic parameters in parallel. …”
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TUNISIAN SUFI ORDER ISAWIYYA: THE EXPERIENCE OF FIELD STUDIES AND LIFE IN BROTHERHOOD by A A Kudelin, A I Maslov

“…Another feature of the order is to use special practices to achieve mystical knowledge of Allah: playing musical instruments, dance and holotropic breathwork. It should also be noted that participation in the rituals of Isawiya often plays the role of rite of passage for men in certain areas of Tunisia. …”
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From Oblivion to Reappearance: A Multi-Faceted Evaluation of the Sustainability of Folk Music in Yunnan Province of China by Jia Kuang, Lan He

“…The Southwestern Chinese province of Yunnan is the home to a plethora of traditional music, folk songs, and ethnic musical instruments with 24 local folk music items included in the national intangible cultural heritage list and extended list. …”
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Musical Narratives of Accordion Teachers: Insecurities and Formative Challenges by Douglas Rodrigo Bonfante Weiss, Ana Lúcia de Marques e Louro-Hettwer

“…In addition, the narratives regarding training and practice challenges and the way teachers overcome them demonstrate a reflective potential for teacher learning, considering that some challenges can be recurrent in the practices of teachers of musical instruments who teach private lessons.…”
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ТHE TREASURE OF MACEDONIA THE ETHNO - SOCIAL AND CULTURAL – HISTORICAL TOURISTIC MOTIVES IN THE SHAR – POLOG REGION by Jagoda Jankovska

“…The research done led to the conclusion that this attractivemulti-ethnicarea is extremely rich withdifferent ethno dresses, songs, art, traditional music instruments and dances, customs, religious buildings and houses, are enriching the touristic offer in Macedonia.…”
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CROSSING THE BORDER: CULTURAL IDENTITY AND HISTORICAL INTEGRATION OF NATIONAL MUSIC AND POPULAR MUSIC by Feifei Zhang, Yimiao Su

“…This paper summarizes the characteristics and differences between typical musical instruments by analyzing the origin and historical development of national music and popular music. …”
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MÚSICA Y MERCENARIOS EN LA FUNDACIÓN DE CIUDADES ARGENTINAS: BIRIMBAOS DEL SIGLO XVII EN BUENOS AIRES Y CATAMARCA by Ana Igareta, Daniel Schávelzon

“…Musical instruments travelled around the world with humankind since it became a new specie. …”
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Lessons From Joint Improvisation Workshops for Musicians and Robotics Engineers by Anthonia Carter, Marianthi Papalexandri-Alexandri, Guy Hoffman

“…Second, how can improvisation and musical instruments be enhanced by AI and robotics? The workshop included sessions led by the musicians, which provided an overview of the theory and practice of musical improvisation. …”
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Review of Joanna Demers. 2010. Listening Through the Noise: The Aesthetics of Experimental Electronic Music. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press. Nick Collins and Julio d’Escriván.... by Marilou Polymeropoulou

“…Both books define electronic music as organized sounds generated by electronic circuits, which may be part of musical instruments, computers, or nay electronic equipment. …”
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Japanese performing arts known by missionary priests within the intercultural milieu of the 16th century: did Fróis encounter Christian Noh? by Sachi Amano

“…Later, a commission of four boys was dispatched to Rome, and they came back with some musical instruments and typographic machines. This paper focuses on the description by the missionaries of Japanese music and plays of that time in this intercultural setting, which enabled them to become acquainted with those concrete images.…”
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Transformation von Metaphern bei der Übertragung byzantinischer liturgischer Hymnen ins Slavische by Dagmar Christians

“…The investigation demonstrates that this did occasionaly give rise to the distortion of images, for example due to the change in gender from the initial Greek lexeme to its Slavic equivalent (λυχνία – свѣтильникъ), due to misunderstandings of special Greek termini (ὁλοκαύτωμα, ἀγωνοθέτης) or to imprecisions in translating names of particular realia like musical instruments or flowers. But on the whole the Slavic translators adequately reproduced their Greek model texts, even if their imagery was borrowed from thematic fields less familiar to Slavic culture. …”
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Religious Landscape and Ecological Ethics: Pilgrimage to the Lithuanian Calvaries by Darius Liutikas

“…Devotional practices such as meditation on the suffering of Christ, prayers and hymns, playing musical instruments, washing one’s face at the Cedron spring are quite common during the Way. …”
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Characterization of acoustic and mechanical properties of common tropical woods used in classical guitars by Robert Sproßmann, Mario Zauer, André Wagenführ

“…There is a need of substitution woods for the use in musical instruments because of the limited availability of some commonly used tropical tonewoods. …”
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Cestaria e a história de vida dos artesãos indígenas da Terra Indígena Xapecó by Tanabi Sufiatti, Lucí dos Santos Bernardi, Cláudia Glavam Duarte

“…Every nation has culturally distinct abilities and forms to reflect the needs of everyday life or rituals in different artifacts: pottery, basketry, musical instruments, small adornments, architecture and material culture of the entire native peoples are loaded with principles, goals, knowledge, history and values. …”
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Orientaciones didácticas para la apreciación de los instrumentos musicales como elemento de la obra musical by Mariano PÉREZ PRIETO

“…</p><p>ABSTRACT: The appraisal of the stamp, record, expression and form of the musical instruments, as fundamental elements of the perception and musical expression, is an objective of Musical Education during the Primary school. …”
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Experimental investigation on variability in properties of Amazonian wood species Muiracatiara (Astronium lecointei) and Maçaranduba (Manilkara huberi) focusing guitar fingerboards... by Roseli Felix da Silva Ribeiro, José Flávio Silveira Feiteira, Jayme Pereira de Gouvêa, Alexandre Furtado Ferreira

“…In face of scarcity in the supply of non-traditional Brazilian woods properly treated for use in high quality musical instruments, pieces of Amazonian wood species muiracatiara (Astronium lecointei) and maçaranduba (Manilkara huberi) purchased in the common internal Brazilian timber market were examined. …”
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Crossing the Border: Cultural identity and historical integration of national music and popular music by FeiFei Zhang, YiMiao Su

“…This paper summarizes the characteristics and differences between typical musical instruments by analyzing the origin and historical development of national music and popular music. …”
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Analisis penggunaan media pendingin pada proses pendinginan perunggu gamelan Bali by I Ketut Gede Sugita, IGN Priambadi, Cok Istri Putri Kusuma K

“…The process of making Bali Music Instrument (Gamelan Bali) included moulding, forging, adjustment of harmony (called sruti), and finally finishing process. …”
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