2004
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-24598-8_3
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Multimodal Analysis of Expressive Gesture in Music and Dance Performances

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“…Particularly, music can be an effective test bed, given its multilayered complexities and rich cultural, multimodal qualities. As other projects have previously shown, music and the performing arts can be effective test beds for new modalities of expressive HCI (Camurri, Mazzarino, Ricchetti, Timmers, & Volpe, 2004), and practice-led approaches have yielded technical and conceptual material useful for the development of motion capture technologies (Norman & Blackwell, 2010). Moreover, musicians often are early adopters of new paradigms of interaction that eventually become mainstream (Kirn, 2013).…”
Section: Discussion and Future Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Particularly, music can be an effective test bed, given its multilayered complexities and rich cultural, multimodal qualities. As other projects have previously shown, music and the performing arts can be effective test beds for new modalities of expressive HCI (Camurri, Mazzarino, Ricchetti, Timmers, & Volpe, 2004), and practice-led approaches have yielded technical and conceptual material useful for the development of motion capture technologies (Norman & Blackwell, 2010). Moreover, musicians often are early adopters of new paradigms of interaction that eventually become mainstream (Kirn, 2013).…”
Section: Discussion and Future Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Plusieurs études perceptives ont mis en évidence des schémas d'organisation motrice (mappings) communs entre la danse et la musique [Krumhansl 1997, Camurri 2004. Les deux domaines feraient notamment usage des gestes expressifs ancillaires non-verbaux pour transmettre les émotions.…”
Section: La Posture Et Le Tangounclassified
“…For example, according to Camurri et al expressivity suggests a process in which musicians externalize their emotions through "expressive gestures" [16] that contain expressive content and convey information related to the emotional domain such as: feelings, moods, affect and intensity of emotional experience; either in an acoustic or visual modality. Gestures can be expressive not only through physical gestures of performer, but include also the produced sound and visual media.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%