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phyMuse

generating for understanding
of inspiration within melodic expressions
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2015-09-27: The launch of the phylomemetic tree of Indonesian traditional geometric Mapping for mobile Android Devices (GooglePlay) and the Apple iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch (appStore).

2014-11-04: Bandung jazz musical group, Ulfa 'n Friends, demonstrated 9 selected songs from different branches of the phylomemetic tree of Indonesian traditional songs within the jazz musical genre. The performace held in the event of Bandung Fe Institute's 12th anniversary obviously depicted the vast Indonesian musical landscape.

2010-08-02: phyMuse is selected as one of 102 Indonesia's most prospective Innovations 2010 by Bussiness & Innovation Center (BIC) Research and Technology Ministry of the Republic of Indonesia.

2010-07-23: More songs to be downloaded.
Here are the songs that you might want to hear.
The songs are produced by the program yielded by the research projects, Physics of Music, in Bandung Fe Institute. Some other musical notations are also used to produce the music as you hear below. All music is in the MP3 format and available to download for free. Click on the songs' title to download.

CODE songs' title melodic inspiration used
HS1001
Ati Raja (South Sulawesi)
RS1001
Bolelebo (Timor)
RS1002
Desaku (Nusa Tenggara Timur)
RS1003
Injit-injit Semut (East Sumatera)
RS1004
Kabile-bile (South Sumatera)
RS1005
Suwo Ora Jamu (Central Java)
RS1006
Yamko Rambe Yamko (Papua)
AS1001
Ayo Mama (Ambon - Molucca)
AS1002
Buka Pintu (Ambon - Molucca)
AS1003
Hela Rotan (Ambon - Molucca)
AS1004
Huhatee (Ambon - Molucca)
RS1007
Ake Sena (Sangihe Talaud)
RS1008
Ammak Ciang (South Sulawesi)
RS1009
Anak Kambing (Timor)
RS1010
Anak Kukang (South Sulawesi)
RS2001
Bapak Tane (Madura - East Java)
RS2002
Bungong Jeumpa (Aceh)
RS2003
Borero (Ternate)
RS2004
Cikcik Periook (West Kalimantan)
RS2005
Ayo Mama (Ambon - Molucca)
RS2006
Buka Pintu (Ambon - Molucca)
RS2007
Botol Marupat Suhi (North Sumatera)
RS2008
Bintang Na Rondang (North Sumatera)
RS2009
Burung Kakatua (Ambon - Molucca)
RS2010
Dak Petik Kembang Melati (Central Java)
RS2011
Ampar-ampar Pisang (South Kalimantan)
RS2012
Dak Petik Kembang Melati (Central Java)
RS2013
Cening Putri Ayu (Bali)
RS2014
Cik Abang (Betawi - Jakarta)
RS2015
Dala Supungu Tagahi - Sangihe Talaud
RS2016
Dewa Ayu (Bali)
RS2017
Dek Sangke (South Sumatera)
RS2018
Erkata Bedil (Karo - North Sumatera)
RS2019
Ampar-ampar Pisang (South Kalimantan)
RS2020
Dayung Palinggam (West Sumatera)
RS2021
Gek Kepriye (Central Java)
RS2022
Dirondang ni Bulani (North Sumatera)
RS2023
Dodoi si Dodoi (East Sumatera)
RS3001
Gorogorone (Ambon - Molucca)
RS3002
Gunung Salahutu (Ambon - Molucca)
RS3003
Hela Rotan (Papua)
RS3004
Helele U Ala De Teang (Flores)
RS3005
Huhatee (Ambon - Molucca)
RS3006
Hura Hura Cincin (Ambon - Molucca)
RS3007
Indologo (Bugis)
RS3008
Jali-jali (Betawi)
RS3009
Jamuran (Javanese Song)
RS3010
Ka Parak Tingga (West Sumatera)
RS3011
Kabile-bile (South Sumatera)
RS3012
Kade Lemlem Pagemu (North Sumatera)
RS3013
Kelayar (Central Kalimantan)
AS1005
Apuse (Papua)
AS1006
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2010-07-21: Launch of musiQu: the pioneering album of Generative Music based on traditional songs.

2010-07-07: Launches of some videos for public related to the demonstration of the resulted generated songs. Click on image to view the video-clips.

"Kambanglah Bungo" is a traditional folk songs in Indonesian archipelago reflecting a romantic expression for Minang Land, West Sumatera. Swinging notes reflects unique pattern of Minang songs as lyrics emphasizes mood of in love with Minang land. This videocast shows the regeneration of the song computationally by understanding of complex memetics and evolutionary algorithm.

"Tanduk Majeng" is a traditional folk songs in Indonesian archipelago reflecting living in coastal area in Madura, Eastern Java. The song tries to express feeling on sea-shore as a maritime society, harmony of the terrestrial living earned by the sailing. The music shown in this videocast is "written" computationally. The computation is calculating the computational memetic aspects of the song Tanduk Majeng, and regenerating the "other version" of the songs by using evolutionary algorithm.

Ati Raja is a folk traditional song in Indonesian archipelago, Makassar, South Sulawesi. The song is spectacularly rich with legatos and complex melodic expressions and harmony that possibly related with monotheistic spirituality theme. This video shows how the research of Physics of Music can computationally generate version of Ati Raja related to the memetic and expressive properties.

This video clip shows the regeneration of songs based on Credence Clearance River's (CCR) Cotton Fields trying to capture the nuance of American cowboy living as country pop-rock music.

This video clip shows the regeneration of songs based on The Rolling Stones' "Honky Tonk Woman" trying to capture the nuance of the dance a la disco pop-rock music..

This video clip shows the regeneration of songs based on John Lennon's "Imagine" trying to capture the nuance of modern living and portrait of injustice.

2010-06-23: The launch of phyMuse (Fisika Musik) for public demonstration in 2010 Indonesian Creative Product Week June 23rd-26th, Jakarta Convention Center.

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A true tradition is not the witnessing of a past closed and finished;
it is a living force that animates and informs the present.

—IGOR STRAVINSKY

 



 

musiQu

The first album of Generative Music based on the research in Dept. Computational Sociology, Bandung Fe Institute. The discography is made by using some traditional songs as "computational inspiration". The whole songs can be downloaded for free here.

 

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