harmony

Comparing harmony across diverse datasets: characteristic cadences in Brazilian choro, jazz, popular and Western classical music
Sep 21, 2026 — Sep 23, 2026 Würzburg, Germany
Fabian C. Moss, M. Orsini Windholz, D. W. Sears
HAMON: a Multi-Modal approach to Computational Harmonic Representations
Sep 21, 2026 — Sep 23, 2026 Würzburg, Germany
Fabian C. Moss, P. Garcia-Iasci, Johannes Hentschel, D. Rizo
Conventional and characteristic cadential harmonic patterns across Brazilian choro, Anglophone pop and Jazz: a data driven comparison
Sep 7, 2026 — Sep 10, 2026 Barcelona, Spain
Fabian C. Moss, M. Orsini Windholz
Mapping the space of harmonic cadences between Brazilian choro, jazz and Anglophone popular music
Jul 2, 2026 Thessaloniki, Greece
Fabian C. Moss, M. Windholz
Mapping the space of harmonic cadences between Brazilian choro, jazz and Anglophone popular music
This paper reports on an experiment extends a methodology to analyze and compare harmonic progressions at moments of formal segmentation in different styles based on corpora of Roman numeral annotations, and deploys it to the styles of Brazilian choro, Anglophone popular and jazz music.
Mauri Orsini Windholz, Fabian C. Moss
Mapping the space of harmonic cadences between Brazilian choro, jazz and Anglophone popular music
Harmonic patterns in Brazilian choro
Mauro Orsini Windholz, David R. W. Sears, Fabian C. Moss
Modeling the Evolution of Harmony in Popular Music from Different Cultural Contexts
Here, we introduce music-theoretically sensible notions of harmonic distance between chords, that allows us to arrive at more fine-grained results regarding relative influences of different kinds of harmonic relations on diachronic changes.
Fabian C. Moss, Eita Nakamura
Modeling the Evolution of Harmony in Popular Music from Different Cultural Contexts
Modeling the evolution of harmony in different cultural contexts
Dec 4, 2024 — Dec 6, 2024 Aarhus, Denmark
Fabian C. Moss, Eita Nakamura
Cross-cultural modeling of the evolution of harmony in popular music
Sep 9, 2024 8:02 AM — Sep 11, 2024 8:02 AM Durham University
Fabian C. Moss, Eita Nakamura
An Annotated Corpus of Tonal Piano Music from the Long 19th Century
We present a dataset of 264 annotated piano pieces of nine composers, composed in the long 19th century.
Johannes Hentschel, Yannis Rammos, Fabian C. Moss, Markus Neuwirth, Martin Rohrmeier
An Annotated Corpus of Tonal Piano Music from the Long 19th Century