Facilitating Retrieval of Sound Recordings for Use By Professionals Treating Children (2007)
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@MISC{Belvin07facilitatingretrieval,
author = {Dena L. Belvin and Brian Sturm},
title = {Facilitating Retrieval of Sound Recordings for Use By Professionals Treating Children},
year = {2007}
}
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Abstract
Since the 1970s, music librarians have been discussing the challenges of cataloging music media. In the 1990s, they began work on a Music Thesaurus to provide a multifaceted approach to indexing, cataloging, and retrieving music media. In 1999 Indiana University proposed a digital music library, to allow for better indexing and retrieval in addition to content-based music retrieval. In 2000, a commercial venture, The Music Genome Project ©, began cataloging sound recordings of popular music by hundreds of musical characteristics and has created a user interface that allows listeners to enter the title and artist of a certain piece of music and receive recommendations for similar music to then purchase via Pandora.com. The following paper will address the question: how might current analyzing and classifying methods be used to provide additional indexing that facilitates retrieval and use of sound recordings by special populations, specifically professionals treating children with Asperger’s syndrome? Headings: Content-based music retrieval, music libraries, digital libraries, cataloging, indexing, Asperger’s syndrome, music therapy
Keyphrases
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