Projects

The Computer-Assisted Music Analysis Toolbox brings MEI, Python, and Jupyter notebooks into musicological research and teaching. It connects score editing and facsimiles with note and event tables, piano-roll visualisations, and searches for motifs, chord progressions, and textures. Notebook workflows retain links to the source notation and can also run in the browser through Jupyter4NFDI.

AudioSpylt is a Python toolbox, inspired by AudioSculpt and OpenMusic, built for in-depth audio analysis, advanced signal processing, and interactive visualization.

Notebooks and utilities for FM and additive-synthesis timbre matching, with multi-metric evaluation. Bridges analysis and synthesis for research and teaching.

Research notebooks for analysing beat and tempo fluctuations from acousmatic music to electronic dance music.

A versioned dataset and static browser for finding 20th-century classical composers whose music is likely in the public domain in the EU (life plus 70 years). It covers 3,369 composers and 29,033 of their works on IMSLP, drawn from Wikipedia, Wikidata, and IMSLP, and every label records its source. Releases are archived on Zenodo; the estimate is a heuristic, not legal advice.