RWTH Publications (RWTH Aachen) · 2007 · 15 citations · 16 references
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ArtsMusic EducationPerforming ArtsImprovisationInteraction DesignMusic TheoryCollaborative CompositionInteractive Music SoftwareInteractive Music SystemsJazz ImprovisationMusical ImprovisationParticipatory Music-makingCollaborative ImprovisationCollaborative Music SoftwareComputer-mediated ImprovisationImprovisation Support SystemsImprovisational InteractionInteractional ImprovisationMusical ParticipationMusical Theory
Abstract. Jazz improvisation is a complex and demanding art of on-the-fly composition and performance. We present coJIVE, a system that allows musically inexperienced people to improvise to jazz by substituting for musical knowledge and experience. Using well-established musical theory, it aids users in creating a harmonic performance, and also helps coordinate a collaborative session amongst the participants. Remarks from users during evaluation showed an overall positive response to the support provided by the system. 1
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