How a musical Rosetta Stone bridges different ontological representations
In this lecture from MIT's Computational Music Theory and Analysis course, explore Craig Sapp’s 'Rosetta Stone.' This tool provides a vital method for navigating and translating between various, yet related, representations of music.
Part of the Spring 2023 MIT 21M.383 course, this video examines the complexities of musical ontology. While different musical representations vary, they share fundamental similarities that allow for translation.
The presentation focuses on how Craig Sapp’s 'Rosetta Stone' concept facilitates movement between these distinct frameworks, offering a way to unify different ways of perceiving and analyzing musical data.
Source: Video 6b: Representations of Ontologies: Craig Sapp’s Rosetta Stone
