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Piranesi engravings of the Complutense University Library of Madrid
Academic Research
Piranesi engravings of the Complutense University Library of Madrid. The Piranesi Collection provided by the Complutense University Library of Madrid contains digital copies of engravings realised between the years 1748-1806 and published in Rome and Paris.
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News Created: 27 January 2016 Marnix van Berchum
Digital Musicology #3: Building networks of music sources
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The notion of ‘distant reading’ – introduced by Franco Moretti – gained wide popularity in the emerging field of Digital Humanities. It is interesting to see whether the ideas of Moretti can also be applied to the field of musicology. Stephen Rose and Sandra Tuppen mention Moretti as inspiration for the British library project ‘A Big Data History of Music’.
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29 Maps from the War Collection of Biblioteca universitaria Alessandrina
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World War One Maps from Italian Libraries: 29 maps from the War Collection of Biblioteca Universitaria Alessandrina have been digitised and made available online.
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Miscellaneous album from the WW1 period.
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Miscellaneous album from the WW1 period.
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Monographs within the series of records of the India Office Military Department (1914-1918)
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Monographs within the series of records of the India Office Military Department (1914-1918)
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News Created: 25 January 2016
Digital Musicology #2: Modelling Musical Style
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Digitisation of sources is beneficial for Musicology for several reasons. First of all, it increases the accessibility of historical sources in an unprecedented way. Where before one needed to travel to a library, church, monastery, or private person to examine a certain manuscript, nowadays this can more and more be done online from a distance.
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