Digitalización del libro “La música en la Catedral de Santo Domingo de la Calzada
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Rioja musical archive, Artificial Intelligence, Optical Character Recognition, Optical Music RecognitionAbstract
El archivo musical de la Catedral de Santo Domingo, by José López Calo, contains a catalogue of sacred musical compositions such as masses, carols, or psalms composed by different authors. This book did not have a digital version until now; so, its contents could only be accessed through one of the 500 printed copies. The aim of this work is to produce a digital and structured version of the book, in order to conduct text searches, or to consult the works of different authors and/or different musical genres through a web page, as well as to be able to reproduce the melody of these works. This article explains the process followed to reach such an objective. The final result can be found in the following link: https://domingo.unirioja.es/.
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