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Mastering musical ties using the music21 Python library

Learn the fundamentals of computational music theory by exploring how to programmatically handle ties. This MIT OpenCourseWare lecture provides a practical introduction to working with these musical elements within the music21 framework.

Part of the MIT 21M.383 course, Computational Music Theory and Analysis, this session focuses on getting started with ties in the music21 library. Taught by instructor Michael Scott Asato Cuthbert, the video serves as a technical guide for students and researchers looking to automate the analysis of musical notation through code.

Source: Video 12d: How to Work with Ties in music21

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