In the Computational and Cognitive Musicology Lab, we aim to answer questions about musical structure and organization, and how people respond to those structures. We look for new ways to build, organize, distribute, and analyze musical data, while aiming to build user-friendly technologies to assist scholars, educators, and music lovers. Our research is rooted in the fields of music cognition and computational musicology, but intersects with music information retrieval, music generation, music theory, and many other applications of music technology.
News
- Claire is now a Psych Professor! -
- CCML and Music Informatics group present at ISMIR and DLfM this week! -
- CCML presents at ICMPC this week! -
- Nat cited in Hip-Hop article -
- Claire interviewed in Wired Magazine article on Earworms. -
- CCML hosts NEH-funded workshop for humdrumR. -
- CCML presents at SMPC this week! -
- CCML Awarded NEH Digital Humanities Advancement Grant! -
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