MPEG-7 based music metadata extensions for traditional greek music retrieval

Authors:
Sofia Tsekeridou;Athina Kokonozi;Kostas Stavroglou;Christodoulos Chamzas
Affiliations:
Athens Information Technology, Peania, Athens, Greece;Cultural and Educational Technology Institute, Xanthi, Greece;Cultural and Educational Technology Institute, Xanthi, Greece;Cultural and Educational Technology Institute, Xanthi, Greece
Venue:
MRCS'06 Proceedings of the 2006 international conference on Multimedia Content Representation, Classification and Security
Year:
2006

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Abstract

The paper presents definition extensions to MPEG-7 metadata ones, mainly related to audio descriptors, introduced to efficiently describe traditional Greek music data features in order to further enable efficient music retrieval. A number of advanced content-based retrieval scenarios have been defined such as query by music rhythm, query by example and humming based on newly introduced music features, query by traditional Greek music genre, chroma-based query. MPEG-7 DDL extensions and appropriate traditional greek music genre dictionary entries are deemed necessary for accounting for the specificities of the music data under question and for attaining efficiency in music information retrieval. The reported work has been undertaken within the framework of an R&D project targeting an advanced music portal offering a number of content-based music retrieval services, namely POLYMNIA [12].