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The SALIERI Project Website
Initiated in 1993 by Holger H. Hoos and Thomas Helbich, the SALIERI Project
is an academic effort to study algorithmic aspects in music. Actual research
topics include:
composition, variation and analysis of music;
music representation and processing;
computer music systems and languages.
The SALIERI Project is currently supported by the Computer Science Department
and the Center for Interdisciplinary Technical Studies (ZIT) of the Darmstadt
University of Technology; besides research aspects it encompasses lectures,
courses, and the development of the SALIERI System, an interactive software
environment for structure oriented composition, manipulation and analysis
of music, which can be downloaded from this website.
Lates information on the SALIERI System, an interactive computer music
environment and the SALIERI Language, a newly developed musical programming
language. Includes the latest SALIERI implementations and extensive documentation
for download.
Latest information on GUIDO, a novel approach for adequate music representation,
including documentation, examples and software supporting GUIDO. Also features
the GUIDO NoteServer, a unique online service for converting GUIDO Music
Notation into conventional graphic scores.
