Johanna Devaney, PhD Candidate, Music Technology Area, Department of Music Research, Schulich School of Music
Prof. Ichiro Fujinaga, Music Technology Area, Department of Music Research, Schulich School of Music
Prof. Peter Schubert, Music Theory Area, Department of Music Research, Schulich School of Music
Prof. Jonathan Wild, Composition and Music Theory Areas, Department of Music Research, Schulich School of Music
Publications
Wild, J. 2009. Pairwise well-formed scales and a bestiary of animals on the hexagonal lattice. In Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Mathematics and Computation in Music, 271–85.
Devaney, J., and D.P.W. Ellis. 2008. An empirical approach to studying intonation tendencies in polyphonic vocal performances, Journal of Interdisciplinary Music Studies, 141–56.
Wild, J., and P. Schubert. 2008. Historically informed retuning of polyphonic vocal performance, Journal of Interdisciplinary Music Studies, 121–39.
Paper and Poster Presentations
Devaney, J., J. Wild, and I. Fujinaga 2011. Intonation in solo vocal performance: A study of semitone and whole tone tuning in undergraduate and professional sopranos. Paper presented at the International Symposium on Performance Science.
Devaney, J. and I. Fujinaga. 2010. AMPACT: Automatic Music Performance Analysis Toolkit. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Society of Music Theory.
Devaney, J., J. Wild, P. Schubert, and I. Fujinaga. 2010. Exploring the relationship between voice leading, harmony, and intonation in a cappella SATB vocal ensembles. Paper presented at the International Conference on Music Perception and Cognition.
Devaney, J., J. Wild, P. Schubert, and I. Fujinaga 2010. Horizontal and vertical intonation tendencies in SATB ensembles. Paper presented at the fifth conference on the Physiology and Acoustics of Singing.
Devaney, J., J. Wild, P. Schubert, and I. Fujinaga. 2010. What can expressive performance studies tell us about the organization of musical materials? Poster presented at the Indiana University Symposium of Research in Music Theory: “This is your brain on music”.
Devaney, J, I. Fujinaga, and J. Wild. 2009. Intonation tendencies in solo a cappella performances. Poster to be presented at the 2009 Society for Music Perception and Cognition conference in August.
Devaney, J. 2009. Intonation tendencies in solo a cappella performances. Paper presented at the Indiana University Special Symposium on Performance and Analysis.
Devaney, J. and J. Wild. 2009. Empirical, historical and speculative approaches to intonation. Paper presented at the fourth conference on the Physicology and Acoustics of Singing.
Devaney, J., I. Fujinaga, and D.P.W. Ellis. 2008. Intonation tendencies in polyphonic vocal ensembles. Papter presented at the Digital Music Research Network Workshop (DMRN+3).
Devaney, J. 2008. “Tonality’s gravitational pull”: Intonation as an empirical measure of melodic attraction. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society of Music Theory.
Wild, J. 2008. Through “unknown tracks and precipitate cliffs”: Analysis and performance of an enharmonic madrigal by Nicola Vicentino. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society of Music Theory.
Devaney, J., and I. Fujinaga. 2008. Assessing the role of sensory consonance in trained musicians’ tuning preferences. Poster presented at the International Conference on Music Perception and Cognition.
Wild, J. 2008. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Canadian University Music Society.