This is your work, valued
Mark Gotham
EliteComputational methods for music theory, analysis, & composition. Corpus study. Widening access.
When-in-Rome. meta-corpus of and code library for the functional harmonic analysis of music
88Hauptstimme. Where is the "main theme" in an orchestral score?
18Taking-Form. Code and corpus for processing analyses of musical form as reported in Gotham and Ireland, ISMIR 2019.
17MusoRepo. A directory of resources for computational musicology
15Moments. Anthology style lists of, and code for identifying, storing, and retrieving musical moments according to certain specifications. Supplementary to Gotham, 'Moments Musicaux', DLfM 2019
6Serial_Analyser. Functions for working with 12-tone serial music and a dataset of rows in the repertoire.
5mustex. Use Python to generate music-related figures in LaTex without mus-takes.
5ScoresOfScores. Scores of musical scores from the 'Scores Of Scores' lieder encoding project along with conversion code and style sheet as reported in Gotham et al., DLfM 2018.
5reference_checker. Check on the quality of references in a bib file wrt completeness of named fields, and item matching on select APIs.
5YCACL. 'YCACL' is a light(er) version of the 'Yale-Classical Archives Corpus' (YCAC) as reported in White and Quinn (EMR 2014). 'YCACL' stands for 'YCAC Light' and reads as 'Why Cackle?'
4bar-measure. Measuring bars of musical time (UK: bars; US: measures). Functionality for formatting conventions and source alignment.
4Data_Compression. Teaching resources for lossy data compression
4Misc. Miscellaneous bits and pieces, side projects, and work in progress.
1Anthology. An anthology of musical example derived from the When in Rome corpus (https://github.com/MarkGotham/When-in-Rome/) and headed for the Open Music Theory harmony anthology (https://viva.pressbooks.pub/openmusictheory/chapter/anthology-harmony/)
1Chorale-Corpus. Corpus of Chorale Collections
1MarkGotham.github.io. Mark Gotham, personal website
1species. Fux's 'Gradus ad Parnassum' species counterpoint exercises
1noteshells. Musical analysis in a nutshell
1