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Opening Session

• Streamlines

  Bjarni Gunnarsson

• WhaleBeat Karaoke

  Carlos Román and Jesse Allison

• Glemöhnic

  Kelsey Cotton

Paper session 1

Ethics, Culture and Society

• AI Music Studies: Preparing for the Flood

  Bob L. T. Sturm, Ken Déguernel, Rujing Stacy Huang, Anna-Kaisa Kaila, Petra Jääskeläinen, Elin Kanhov, Laura Cros Vila, David Cabrera Dalmazzo, Luca Casini, Oliver R Bown, Nick Collins, Eric Drott, Jonathan Sterne, Andre Holzapfel, and Oded Ben-Tal

• Navigating Challenges in Multimodal Music Data Management for AI Systems

  Anna-Maria Christodoulou and Alexander Refsum Jensenius

• Investigating the Human-Machine Relationship in Sampling-Based AI Music: Material-Centric Approach to Liveness

  Mui Kato

• Agonistic Dialogue on the Value of AI Music Applications

  Anna-Kaisa Kaila and Bob L. T. Sturm

• Stochastic Pirate Radio (KSPR): Generative AI applied to simulate commercial radio

  Bob L. T. Sturm, Marco Amerotti, David Dalmazzo, Laura Cros Vila, Luca Casini, and Elin Kanhov

Paper session 2

Systems, sound and design

• A listening agent for live control of synthesis parameters using reinforcement learning

  Vincenzo Madaghiele and Stefano Fasciani

• A Deep Learning Framework for Musical Acoustics Simulations

  Jiafeng Chen, Kıvanç Tatar, and Victor Zappi

• Sounding out extra-normal AI voice: Non-normative musical engagements with normative AI voice and speech technologies

  Kelsey Cotton and Kıvanç Tatar

• Sparks of musical AGI? Challenges and perspectives in music co-creation with LLMs

  Luca Casini, Nicolas Jonason, and Bob L. T. Sturm

• Grammatical Structure and Grammatical Variations in Non-Metric Iranian Classical Music

  maziar kanani, Sean o'Leary, and James McDermott

Paper session 3

Art, Creativity and Education

• The Artist in AI Art

  Arne Eigenfeldt

• Large Audio AI Models for Fixed-Media Electronics in "Prelude: To Listening"

  Huifan Yang and Ryo Ikeshiro

• Learning to Learn: A Reflexive Case Study of PRiSM SampleRNN

  Bofan Ma, Ellen Sargen, David De Roure, and Emily Howard

• Designing a gen-AI music course

  Matthew Yee-King, Mark d'Inverno, and Andrea Fiorucci

Paper session 4

Psychology and Emperical Aesthetics

• Sentiment Analysis of AI Generated Music Using Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA)

  Visieu Lac and Francisco Tigre Moura

• The corpus’ body. Embodied Interaction from Machine-Learning in Human-Machine Improvisation.

  Pierre Saint-Germier, Clément Canonne, and Marco Fiorini

• Semantic and Semiotic Interplays in Text-to-Audio AI: Exploring Cognitive Dynamics and Musical Interactions

  Guilherme Coelho

• TAM reveals AI negativity bias in VR music performances

  Kelsey Onderdijk and Makiko Sadakata

Demo session 1

• Generating Mixcode Popular Songs with Artificial Intelligence: Concepts, Plans, and Speculations

  Abhishek Kashik and Kayla Rush

• Tidal MerzA: Combining affective modelling and autonomous code generation through Reinforcement Learning

• Strategies for building AI-enhanced audio software with impact

  Elizabeth Wilson, George Fazekas, and Geraint Wiggins

• Exploring Semiotic Interactions in Text-to-Audio: A Demonstration of Udio's Text- to-Audio Capabilities

  Guilherme Coelho

• Off-the-shelf: Improvising with a Minimal Intelligent Musical Instrument in Mixed Reality

  Yichen Wang and Charles Martin

• Experience Replay

  Vincenzo Madaghiele

• GoGo Musebots (installation)

  Arne Eigenfeldt

Demo session 2

• Augmenting the Expressivity of the Notochord Generative MIDI Model for Arca's "The Light Comes in the Name of the Voice" Magnetic Resonator Piano Installation

  Jack Armitage and Victor Shepardson

• Deep Steps: A Generative AI Step Sequencer

  Alex Wastnidge and Cagri Erdem

• Phrase-Level Symbolic Music Generation

  Yijing Feng, Egemen Sahin, and Michael A. Casey

• Ghost In The Piano

  Ben Eyes

• Ciung Wanara; Interactive Gestural Audiovisual Composition

  Patrick Hartono

• Breathless

  Mona Hedayati

Demo session 3

• Stravinsky’s Three Pieces for Solo Clarinet with Video Accompaniment

  Kaitlin Pet

• Flexible Melody Harmonization with Rhythmic Complexity based on Cognitive Music Theory

  Honoka Hida, Shun Sawada, Kouichi Katsurada, Takuro Shibayama, and Hidehumi Ohmura

• Jazz Guitar Voice-Leading Chord Fingerings With Long Short-Term Memory

  Matthew Keating and Michael Casey

• Reviving Traditional Raga Music: An AI-Driven Approach for Melody Generation Using GPT-4

  Sreekanth Gopi

• Prestidigitiation

  Aaron Einbond

Concert 1 September 9th – 7PM – Wolfson College Auditorium

• Spomenik I

  Yigit Kolat

• Cuticles

  John Aulich

• Bias II

  Artemi-Maria Gioti

• Saccades

  Ted Moore

Performers – David Zucchi (saxophones), David Palmer (piano), Toril Azzalini-Machecler and Max Heaton (percussion).

Concert 2 September 10th – 7.30PM – DAH, Faculty of Music

getting there.

• Unformation

  Erik Nystrom

• Deep Drawing

  Julie Zhu, Erfun Ackley, Zhiyu Zhang, John Granzow

• Schistositeì II

  Pierre Eghdami

• Solaris

  Craig Vear and Fabrizio Poltronieri

Concert 3 September 11th – 8PM – Common Ground, Oxford

getting there.

• Daim AIAI

  Axel Chemla--Romeu-Santos, Kevin Raharolahy, and Hugo Scurto

• Break me, ai - Mayank Sanganeria and Kurt James Werner

  Mayank Sanganeria and Kurt James Werner

• Transonic – Sonic Lightning - Nicola Leonard Hein, Viola Yip

  Nicola Leonard Hein

• Three is a crowd?

  Bernt Isak Wærstad and Tejaswinee Kelkar

• >> genesis v2 <<

  Axel Chemla--Romeu-Santos

• der Küchenchef

Workshops

1. Hand-on workshop on PRiSM's Music Gesture Recognition tool (10:30 - 3:30)

   Hongshuo Fan

2. Mosaïque - Concatenative Synthesis Instrument for the Practicing Musicians (10:30 - 3:30)

   Dominic Thibault

3. Endless Generative AI: A Practical Tutorial (10:30-12:30)

   Marco Amerotti and Bob L. T. Sturm

4. Computer-Assisted Composition: Survey and hands-on with Calliope (13:30-15:30)

   Philippe Pasquier