No.
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Judul
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Kode
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1
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Manifesting Archetypal Energy through Music
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T-MUS-1
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2
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Rancangan Terapi Musik Angklung untuk Menurunkan Penghayatan Perasaan Kesepian
(Loneliness) Lansia
|
T-MUS-2
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3
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The Historical Figures of the Birthday Cantatas of Johann Sebastian
Bach
|
T-MUS-3
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4
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Embodiment in Electronic Music Performance
|
T-MUS-4
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5
|
playing the
Precuneus: Music Therapy After Acquired Brain Injury
|
T-MUS-5
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6
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Automatic Genre
Classification of MIDI Recordings
|
T-MUS-6
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7
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Twentieth-Century Music for the Oboe
|
T-MUS-7
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8
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Developing A New Way to
Transfer Sheet Music via the Internet
|
T-MUS-8
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9
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Creating Style and Extending
Boundaries: An Analysis of Three Women in Rock
|
T-MUS-9
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10
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Hybrid Convolution and Filterbank Artificial Reverberation Algorithm Using
Statistical Analysis and Synthesis
|
T-MUS-10
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11
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A Survey of Music Therapy Business Owners
|
T-MUS-11
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12
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Instrumental Music Instruction, Assessment, and the Block Schedule
|
T-MUS-12
|
13
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The Effects of Using Musical Songs as A Supplement to A Traditional
Life Science Curriculum
|
T-MUS-13
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14
|
Computer Music Research Portfolio: Music Cognition and Machine
Learning Music
|
T-MUS-14
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15
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Making A Case for Sharing: An Analysis of Music Copyright, New
Technologies, and How
Creative Commons
and Netlabels Are Facilitating A Free Music Culture on the Web
|
T-MUS-15
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16
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Surround Sound Recording: Is
It Worth It?
|
T-MUS-16
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17
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Microtonality as An Expressive Device: An Approach for the Contemporary
Saxophonist
|
T-MUS-17
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18
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Selected Research in Computer Music
|
T-MUS-18
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19
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Sheet Music Unbound A fluid approach to sheet music display and
annotation on a multi-touch screen
|
T-MUS-19
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20
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What is Comprovisation?
|
T-MUS-20
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21
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Membongkar Mitos Musik Pop Religi dalam Mitologi Budaya Massa Islam di Indonesia:
Semiotika Sampul Album Pop Religi Ungu
|
T-MUS-21
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22
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Donald Grantham’s Symphony for Winds and Percussion:
A Description of Compositional Techniques
|
T-MUS-22
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23
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Who is Listening? Human and
Computer Influence in Interactive Music Systems
|
T-MUS-23
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24
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Chroma-Based Predominant
Melody and Bass Line Extraction from Music
Audio Signals
|
T-MUS-24
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25
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Beyond Point A, or Game Environments as Psycho-Symbolic Allegory
|
T-MUS-25
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26
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The Origins of David Liebman’s Approach to Jazz Improvisation
|
T-MUS-26
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27
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Immersive Instruments and Breathing
Systems
|
T-MUS-27
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28
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Voice Transformations for Extreme Vocal E_ects
|
T-MUS-28
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29
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Elvin Jones: Defining His
Essential Contributions to Jazz
|
T-MUS-29
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30
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An Improvement to Anthropometry-Based Head and Torso HRTF Synthesis
Models for Locations Near the Frontal Median Plane
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T-MUS-30
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