News from polifonia

International Semantic Web Conference invites Polifonia to organise workshop

Copernicus Festival 2022: keynote on Polifonia by Valentina Presutti

#Savethedate: Polifonia seminar #3 on 3 May with a presentation by Mila Bertolo

Polifonia’s inspiration: Dutch performing arts heritage will be connected in knowledge graph

With great interest Polifonia watches and takes notes on the Dutch initiative by Podiumkunst.net to unite collections of performing arts in a knowledge graph.

Podiumkunst.net is working towards a digital platform in which the Dutch performing arts heritage comes…

14 April 2022

In search of the ideal graph representation

Mari Wigham and Philo van Kemenade from Sound & Vision investigate how graph representations can help users of the CLARIAH Media Suite in their search within music collections.

Mari Wigham and Philo van Kemenade from Sound & Vision investigate how graph representations can…

8 April 2022

Polifonia expert interview #3: leveraging the power of AI for tracing music heritage

What can AI do for music heritage and the music industry? Polifonia experts share their perspectives

The Polifonia video interview #3 is out: Leveraging the power of AI for music heritage. Polifonia is…

28 March 2022

Did you know? The origin of historical bells in the catalogue of Italian cultural heritage 

Check out the special itinerary dedicated to historical bells in Italy

On the Italian website of the catalogue of cultural heritage there is an itinerary dedicated to the…

25 March 2022

From the Dutch World Broadcaster to Norway, the jazzy journey of Frans Elpsen

Frans Elsen Septet’s legacy finds new life through exciting collaboration of music historians, musicians and Podiumkunst.net

In 1970 pianist and arranger Frans Elsen went on a trip to Norway. In a cabin, in the middle of nowhere,…

10 March 2022

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