Podcast on new Music Science research, the how and why of what we learn across academic disciplines. Produced by @finneco. On Apple Podcasts, GooglePlay, etc.
Joined September 2017
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WE ARE EXTREMELY EXCITED TO WELCOME YOU ALL TO #SysMus21 hosted by @AIAS_dk & @musicbrainAU in #Aarhus, Denmark, on 3-5 Nov 2021! Call for Papers now open w/deadline on 1 Jun (sites.google.com/view/sysmus…). Check out our website for full details: sites.google.com/view/sysmus… #musicscience
New Episode! Tim de Reuse @wgwgsa and @finneco interview Jordan Smith @jblsmith about the webapp Unmixer, its loop extraction algorithm, repetition in music, and interface design sostrangely.com/399/
Check out Unmixer yourself: unmixer.ongaaccel.jp/
And read the paper: “Unmixer: An Interface for Extracting and Remixing Loops” by Jordan Smith,Yuta Kawasaki, and Masataka Goto zenodo.org/record/3527938#.X…
Some other great music podcasts!
Hi all, I’ve done a music podcast guide, full of recommendations!🎧🎼❤️At: bit.ly/3dmWtpD
Features @glasgowpodcart @godisinthetv @welshmusicpod @BethanElfyn @songexploder @nprmusic @adamwalton @johnkennedy @switchedonpop @vonpip @mintysgigguide @billbones80
& more!
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PLEASE SHARE WIDELY! Our crowd-sourced database of VIDEOS, HASHTAGS & MEDIA CLIPS documenting MUSIC DURING #COVID19 is steadily growing! Now links can also be submitted using this easy online form: survey-xact.dk/LinkCollector… #musicscience @socmusicperccog @ESCOMsociety @AusMusPsySoc
With conferences getting cancelled and so many academics working from home, this maybe a great time to record more episodes!
If there is a recent #musicscience article you'd love to dig into with the author, get in touch! DMs open 😀
Happy to add collegial conversation to the #musicscience community. 🎙️🎧
We can get along and learn from each others work.
On a positive #musicscience note, the latest episode of @SoStrangelyPod made my commute today much more enjoyable!
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New episode about scale degrees qualia as heard by musicians and non-musicians with Prof. Claire Arthur and co-host Dr @DavidJohnBaker. We discuss probe tone experiments, consequences of music training, and ambiguity in qualia. #MusicScience #MusicTheory sostrangely.com/episode-13/
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Fantastic podcast episode! Recommended especially for tonality or music theory freaks/music & emotions stuff. TNX Dave, Arthur & Finn
New episode about scale degrees qualia as heard by musicians and non-musicians with Prof. Claire Arthur and co-host Dr @DavidJohnBaker. We discuss probe tone experiments, consequences of music training, and ambiguity in qualia. #MusicScience #MusicTheory sostrangely.com/episode-13/
New episode about scale degrees qualia as heard by musicians and non-musicians with Prof. Claire Arthur and co-host Dr @DavidJohnBaker. We discuss probe tone experiments, consequences of music training, and ambiguity in qualia. #MusicScience #MusicTheory sostrangely.com/episode-13/
Centered on Prof. Arthur’s paper “A perceptual study of scale-degree qualia in context” in #MusicPerception mp.ucpress.edu/content/35/3/…
A sampling of research in Music Information Retrieval in this conference episode from #ISMIR2019 with recs from @r4b1tt, Ashley Burgoyne, @a_m_demetriou, @matangover, @shockmonger, @functiontelechy, Néstor Nápoles López, and @lonebabylobo
Listen now! sostrangely.com/304/
a couple more handles of folks who contributed to this episode: @napulen, @villalobos_feli
Maybe next time I'll collect social media info while they are still tethered to my field recorder 😅
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A sampling of research in Music Information Retrieval in this conference episode from #ISMIR2019 with recs from @r4b1tt, Ashley Burgoyne, @a_m_demetriou, @matangover, @shockmonger, @functiontelechy, Néstor Nápoles López, and @lonebabylobo
Listen now! sostrangely.com/304/
I'll be recording quick recommendations at #ISMIR2019 poster sessions today. If you want to hype an attendee's good work on the podcast, tweet or flag down @finneco.
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I am recruiting a post-doctoral fellow and two fully-funded MA/PhD students to join a new research program focused on (a) cognitive load in challenging listening conditions (speech in noise; dual-task), and (b) the perception of speech emotion (1/3)
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I'm always looking for article recommendations. If you read something really good in your area, reach out!
DMs are open and Finn can be emailed: [email protected]
Junior and experienced scholars are welcome on the show.
The So Strangely podcast has gone on hold as Finn has started a new position. With less time for editing, this means some change in format and recording schedule. But there are still plans for more episodes!
Thank you for your patience.
Since the beginning of September I've been working as a postdoc for the @simssaproject at my dear alma mater, McGill. I'm using their variety of symbolic music data to look at complexity in liturgical music in 15th-16th C Europe, connecting features and function.
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New paper with the great @amy_belfi 🙌🏼 Musical Anhedonia and the Rewards of Music Listening: Review and a Model nyaspubs.onlinelibrary.wiley…