Music@Home: A novel instrument to assess the home musical environment in the early years. by Nina Politimou, Lauren Stewart, Daniel Müllensiefen, Fabia Franco

“…The majority of children under the age of 5 appear to show spontaneous enjoyment of singing, being exposed to music and interacting with musical instruments, but whether variations in engaging in such activities in the home could contribute to developmental outcomes is still largely unknown. …”
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Ukrainian and Slovak Folk Dance Melodies: Comparative Study by Oleksandr Matkovskyi

“…In addition, in both cultures musical design (accompaniment) often is analogous: cymbals, violin, button accordion, other folk music instruments. The number of common signs is impressively larger than different ones, and it is a big deal to make separation of the specifics of dance compositions musical accompaniment of two cultures, and at the same time it confirms the closest proximity, deep connections between them.In general, the problem of relationships and contacts between the choreographic cultures of the peoples of neighboring countries is one of the most interesting and least explored today. …”
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THE LIST OF GRADUATE THESES IN THE FIELD OF CHAMBER MUSIC IN TURKEY / TÜRKİYE’DE ODA MÜZİĞİ ALANINDA YAPILMIŞ YÜKSEK LİSANS, DOKTORA VE SANATTA YETERLİK TEZLERİ by Şebnem Yıldırım Orhan*, Burcu Evren Tunca,**

“…When researching data for graduate theses in the field of chamber music in the official internet based database of the council of higher education, the research has been made by the name, abstract and the index name of thesis. Chamber music, instrument names, sonatas, duet, trio, quartet, composer names, aria and lied has been selected as keywords when researching the database. …”
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De middeleeuwse schilderingen in de NH Kerk te Britsum by Emanuel S. Klinkenberg

“…The iconographic special quality of the musical instruments seems to point to the influence of English Psalter illustrations, notably the Tree of Jesse, where from the late twelfth century onwards the ancestors of Christ are sometimes represented while playing music. …”
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Behavioral Quantification of Audiomotor Transformations in Improvising and Score-Dependent Musicians. by Robert Harris, Peter van Kranenburg, Bauke M de Jong

“…The historically developed practice of learning to play a music instrument from notes instead of by imitation or improvisation makes it possible to contrast two types of skilled musicians characterized not only by dissimilar performance practices, but also disparate methods of audiomotor learning. …”
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Flow-induced oscillation of flexible bodies by Buchak, Peter (Peter M.)

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DAENG SOETIGNA DAN PERKEMBANGAN ANGKLUNG by , Wahyudi, , Prof. Drs. Triyono Bramantyo

“…One of the influence was on musical instruments which bore international musical scale. …”

Situating the citole, c.1200-1400 by Margerum, Alice C.

“…The citole, one of the foremost plucked musical instruments of the High Middle Ages, has been largely overlooked by modern scholars. …”
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Burial klinai and ‘Totenmahl’? by Baughan, E

“…This paper will summarize evidence for burial klinai in Greece and Anatolia in the sixth and fifth centuries BCE, with particular focus on tombs with additional signifiers of banqueting (tables, drinking vessels, musical instruments, etc.) or with related banqueting imagery (such as the Karaburun tumulus in northern Lycia). …”

Principles of improvisation and analysis of Johan Christoph Lauterbach’s Cadenza for Mozart’s Aria L’Amero Saro Costante from Opera IL Re Pastore / Nurfarhana Abu Bakar by Abu Bakar, Nurfarhana

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Analysing Language Use In Malay Performances Of Main Puteri And Menora by Che Lah, Salasiah

“…In particular, it is the musical instruments such as rebab that contributes to the performative construction of the sacredness of the event and leads to the social healing of the afflicted person. …”
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Parallel Stacked Hourglass Network for Music Source Separation by Bhuwan Bhattarai, Yagya Raj Pandeya, Joonwhoan Lee

“…The proposed system is better applicable for separating the music source with voices and single or fewer musical instruments.…”
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Pangolins in eastern Nepal: trade and ethno-medicinal importance by Hem Bahadur Katuwal, Kaustuv Raj Neupane, Dipendra Adhikari, Mohan Sharma, Sanjan Thapa

“…Some people, however, use meat and scales to supposedly cure gastro-intestinal disease, skin disease, cardiac problem, pregnancy pains, back pain; and also for making rings, bags, jackets, purses and musical instruments. As most pangolin habitats lie outside protected areas, illicit trade is increasing rapidly. …”
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A multimodal dataset for electric guitar playing technique recognition by Alexandros Mitsou, Antonia Petrogianni, Eleni Amvrosia Vakalaki, Christos Nikou, Theodoros Psallidas, Theodoros Giannakopoulos

“…Automatically detecting the playing styles of musical instruments could assist in the development of intelligent software for music coaching and training. …”
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Comparative Evaluation of Volatile Organic Compounds in Two Bottle Gourd Accessions with Distinct Fruit Shapes by Bazgha Zia, Bidisha Chanda, Jinhe Bai, Andrea Gilliard, Kai-Shu Ling

“…Popularized by its unique fruit shapes, gourds are used to make ornaments and musical instruments. However, there is limited information on volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the bottle gourd fruit. …”
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The power of multivariate approach in identifying EEG correlates of interlimb coupling by Sophie Hascher, Anastasia Shuster, Roy Mukamel, Ori Ossmy

“…Understanding mechanisms underlying this effect is important to real life because it reflects the level of interdependence between the limbs that plays a role in daily activities including tool use, cooking, or playing musical instruments. Interlimb coupling involves multiple brain regions working together, including coordination of neural activity in sensory and motor regions across the two hemispheres. …”
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A probabilistic model of cross-categorization by Shafto, Patrick, Kemp, Charles, Mansinghka, Vikash K., Tenenbaum, Joshua B.

“…Most natural domains can be represented in multiple ways: we can categorize foods in terms of their nutritional content or social role, animals in terms of their taxonomic groupings or their ecological niches, and musical instruments in terms of their taxonomic categories or social uses. …”
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On the Preservation of Cultural and Ethnic Identity of “Russian Germans” by Tatiana V. Govenko

“…Settling in Volga Region, Novorossiya, Crimea, the Caucasus, and Siberia, German colonists preserved German language, customs, traditions, songs, tales, household items, musical instruments, costumes, and cuisine — all those identity and ethnic codes that tied them to their historical homeland and, at the same time, distinguished them from the neighboring nations. …”
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The Use of Sonification for the Analysis and Teaching of Interpretive Auditory Nuances by Kathleen Riley

“…Three master concert pianists volunteered to record a performance of the Chopin Nocturne Opus 15 No. 1 on a Yamaha Disklavier Pro MIDI (music instrument digital interface) grand piano. Logic software was used to analyze and compare MIDI data from each performance from the perspective of phrase-by-phrase, note onset timings, and corresponding data from the other pianists. …”
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History of Inheritance of Wayang Topeng Malangan (Malang Traditional Mask Puppet) in Pakisaji and Tumpang by Arining Wibowo, Joko Kurnain, Juanda Juanda

“…The process of inheritance includes art practices such as dancing, puppeteering, playing musical instruments, and making masks and transferring knowledge about Wayang Topeng Malangan. …”
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