Optical Music Recognition for Scores Written in White Mensural Notation

  • Tardón L
  • Sammartino S
  • Barbancho I
  • et al.
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An Optical Music Recognition (OMR) system especially adapted for handwritten musical scores of the XVII-th and the early XVIII-th centuries written in white mensural notation is presented. The system performs a complete sequence of analysis stages: the input is the RGB image of the score to be analyzed and, after a preprocessing that returns a black and white image with corrected rotation, the staves are processed to return a score without staff lines; then, a music symbol processing stage isolates the music symbols contained in the score and, finally, the classification process starts to obtain the transcription in a suitable electronic format so that it can be stored or played. This work will help to preserve our cultural heritage keeping the musical information of the scores in a digital format that also gives the possibility to perform and distribute the original music contained in those scores. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR], Copyright of EURASIP Journal on Image {&} Video Processing is th)

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Tardón, L. J., Sammartino, S., Barbancho, I., Gómez, V., & Oliver, A. (2009). Optical Music Recognition for Scores Written in White Mensural Notation. EURASIP Journal on Image and Video Processing, 2009, 1–23. https://doi.org/10.1155/2009/843401

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