Player Piano Project, Stanford University

title

Player Piano Project, Stanford University

homepage

here

description

The Player Piano Project, based in the Stanford Department of Music and Archive of Recorded Sound, investigates performance practice as captured in piano and organ roles of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The project is based on the Denis Condon Collection of Reproducing Pianos and Rolls, recently moved from Sydney (Australia) to Stanford. The collection contains 7,500 rolls, mainly for piano, and ten roll-playing instruments of diverse manufacturers (Ampico, Duo-Art, and Welty-Mignon). Cataloguing and instrument restoration are underway. Digitization methods are under development. A demo is shown in the project link above.

creator or project

Stanford University

Player Piano Project

type

Repository

purpose

Research

Learning

audience

amateurs

task or research field

music listening

technical features

Offers data export or dump

Offers playable music records

Provides interfaces for browsing contents

Provides user-friendly interfaces

Shares data in open data formats

Provides user-friendly search interfaces

example resource

here

type of collected resources

audio

Audio

Track

scope of the collection

Genre

category of data collected

Media

music data features

Descriptive Metadata

collection size

<100000

data formats

xls

Audio

audio

data license

Open Access


URI

https://w3id.org/musow/1635268063-593823