#outnow: Polifonia’s first data story
From Beethoven to Metallica, from Pinkpop to the Big Sing, from the beginning of the 20th century through to last week.
From Beethoven to Metallica, from Pinkpop to the Big Sing, from the beginning of the 20th century through to last week. The Dutch Broadcast Concert collection from consortium partner the Netherlands Institute of Sound & Vision contains a wide range of concerts broadcast by Dutch public service broadcasters on TV and radio. It provides a unique window on Dutch musical culture over the years. Read more about the collection in Polifonia’s first data story, which will grow and develop along with the collection itself, or explore the data in the Media Suite via this link. In the Polifonia project, we will enrich the collection by linking it to other musical treasure troves.
The data story is created with the use of MELODY, a dashboard to turn linked open data into data stories. MELODY is created by the Digital Humanities Advanced Research Centre of the University of Bologna and will be released later this year.
Recent News
Peter van Kranenburg (Meertens Institute, KNAW), pilot leader of ORGANS and TUNES, is part of the upcoming AVA_Net webinar on connecting music collections.
Peter van Kranenburg (Meertens Institute, KNAW), pilot leader of ORGANS and TUNES, is part of the upcoming…
The latest Polifonia tool opens doors of multilingual textual musical heritage resources. Find out what you can do with this tool and how it was developed.
Università di Bologna (UniBo) launches the long–awaited web application Polifonia Corpus, as part…
Polifonia’s project leader Valentina Presutti (University of Bologna) is one of the 4 keynote speakers at the upcoming edition of ICAART 2023.
Polifonia’s project leader Valentina Presutti (University of Bologna) is one of the 4 keynote speakers…
Applications are now open for participation in The International Semantic Web Research Summer School (ISWS 2023) in Bertinoro (Italy), from June 11th to June 17th, 2023. Sign up quickly as there are only 60 spots and the closing date of March 30th 2023 is approaching!
Applications are now open for participation in The International Semantic Web Research Summer School…
In our newest video Paul Mulholland, leader of WP5 explains how Polifonia intends to let people access or contribute to the music data Polifonia offers, in a way that fits their level of expertise, interest or physical abilities.
In WP5 - Human Interaction with Musical Heritage - the team researches and develops highly interactive…
Earlier in December, Polifonia’s team from Bologna presented a novel music segmentation method called Pitchclass2vec at the 21st International Conference of the Italian Association for Artificial Intelligence (AIxIA 2022). Master student Nicolas Lazzari was asked to present the experiments that were part of this research.
Earlier in December, Polifonia’s team from Bologna presented a novel music segmentation method called…
WP4 – Musical Heritage Knowledge Extraction from text- develops methods and tools for several purposes.
WP4 - Musical Heritage Knowledge Extraction from text- develops methods and tools for several purposes.…
In November Polifonia reached out to a Dutch audience. Polifonia looks back fondly on the progress presented to these Dutch heritage professionals. Find the visual report here.
In November Polifonia reached out to a Dutch audience. Polifonia looks back fondly on the progress presented…
Polifonia’s team from Bologna is gearing up for 21st International Conference of the Italian Association for Artificial Intelligence (AIxIA 2022), where Nicolas Lazzari, Andrea Poltronieri and Valentina Presutti are presenting a novel music segmentation method called Pitchclass2vec.
Polifonia’s team from Bologna is gearing up for 21st International Conference of the Italian Association…
Annual Conference focuses on the CLARIAH digital humanities infrastructure and its use by researchers and other professionals from the heritage field. This free program offers lectures, debates, interactive presentations, workshops and poster sessions and dives into topics like AI, social media, linked data & data stories.
This year's CLARIAH Annual Conference focuses on the CLARIAH digital humanities infrastructure and its…
This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement N. 101004746