CONFERENCE PROGRAM​

OCTOBER 29 SATURDAY

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The Ewha Music Research Institute (EMRI) is holding an international conference on diverse modes of creating and curating digital music archives. EMRI has constructed the world’s largest databases of music education materials and composers of modern East Asia, and is currently going beyond creating databases to curating sources in an interactive, multimedia framework. This timely conference will consider issues in creating and curating digital music archives, exploring the possibilities of new computational tools as well as the challenges of integrating humanistic inquiry with computation.

 

 

10:00-11:40  Session 1 The Current State of Digital Music Archives 

​10:00-10:20  Hyun Kyung Chae and the EMRI research team (Ewha Music Research Institute) 

                 "EMDB's Past Accomplishments and New Directions"

10:20-10:40  Klaus Keil (Répertoire International des Sources Musicales)

                 "From Simple Source Descriptions to a Document Database with Direct Access: Links to Digital Resources                           in RISM"

10:40-11:00  Chun-Zen Huang (National Taiwan Normal University)

                 "After Digitalization: the Challenges to Music Archiving Works"

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11:20-11:40  Session Discussion

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​13:00-14:40  Session 2 Database Digitization 3.0: Putting Technical Advancements to Use ​

13:00-13:20  Bongki Moon (Seoul National University) and Jinseon Yu (Seoul National University)         

                 "Structured and Semi-structured Data Modeling Methods"

13:20-13:40  Laurent Pugin (Répertoire International des Sources Musicales, Swiss Office)​​

                 "The Music Encoding Initiative as a Meeting Point for Music Scholarly Projects"

13:40-14:00  Rodolphe Bailly (Philharmonie de Paris)​

                 "The Philharmonie de Paris Digital Music Archives: How New Curation Technologies Can Foster        

                  Dissemination"

14:00-14:20  Jennifer Ward (Répertoire International des Sources Musicales)

                 "Intersections between RISM, Data, and Digital Archives"

14:20-14:40  Session Discussion

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14:40-16:00  Session 3 Database Humanization: Collaboration and Personalization of Music Archives

​14:40-15:00  Frans Wiering (Universiteit Utrecht)

                 "Can Musicology-centred Design Help to Humanise Databases?" 

15:00-15:20  Peter Broadwell (University of California, Los Angeles)

                 "Digital Music Archives and the Semantic Web: A Case Study of the Strachwitz Frontera Collection at    

                  UCLA"

15:20-15:40  Jusub Kim (Sogang University) and Shin-Hyo Kim (Sogang University)

                 "Interactive Storytelling for Music Library"

15:40-16:00  Session Discussion

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16:00-18:00  RISM Cataloging Workshop

Jennifer Ward (Répertoire International des Sources Musicales)

 

 

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