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Real scores

Two pieces have been chosen to test the detector:``Polvtsian Dance n.17'' from ``Prince Igor''(A. Borodin), and ``czardas''(V. Monti).

For each one, a short simplified extract has been coded:

Figure 6.2: A. BORODIN, ``Polvtsian Dance n.17'' from ``Prince Igor'' - Extract
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Figure 6.3: V. MONTI, ``Czardas'' - Extract
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Those two pieces are short but representative. ``Prince Igor'' is slow, expressive and quite, not very difficult to play but containing a lot of feelings to express, while ``Czardas'' is a fast and furious extract that presents great difficulties for a medium level musician, and which requires precision and regularity.

These pieces have been computer generated for first tests, then played on a midi keyboard and recorded as midi files to have results with real played input.



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Mathieu Gilles (Betr. soltau) 2003-08-25