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Subject
Matter

Music Writing in the Middle Ages — Manuscripts — Calligraphy — Neumes.
Manuscript Transcription — Computer Applications to Medieval Musicology.
Neume Notation Editor — Music Printing — Neumed Font — Java Program.
Data Representation — Unicode — XML — Digital Encoding of Symbols.
Gregorian Plainchant — History — Analysis — OCR — Chant Database.

Medieval
Musicology
Advisors

Prof. John A. Caldwell
Faculty of Music, University of Oxford
Dr. Annalisa Doneda,
Facoltà di Musicologia, University of Pavia
Prof. James Grier
Faculty of Music, University of Western Ontario
Prof. Thomas Forrest Kelly
Department of Music, Harvard University
Dr. Bradford Maiani
Technology Services, University of North Carolina–
Chapel Hill

Computer
Science
Advisors

Prof. Thomas E. Cheatham, Jr. (1929 - 2001)
Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences,
Harvard University
In memoriam: requiem eternam dona ei Domine.
Dr. Jim Davies
Oxford University Computing Laboratory,
University of Oxford
Prof. Ugo O. Gagliardi
Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences,
Harvard University (retired)
Dr. Peter G. Jeavons
Oxford University Computing Laboratory,
University of Oxford
Prof. Peter J. Kindlmann
Department of Electrical Engineering, Yale University
Prof. Michael D. Smith
Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences,
Harvard University

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¤ Overview
µ Introduction
µ Abstract; Origins of the Project; Acknowledgments
µ General Discussion of the Project
µ Research Proposal (Oxford, 1999)
µ Current Status
µ Photo Scrapbook
µ Just a Joke: Exciting CD offer