music21.alpha.trecento.findTrecentoFragments¶
Runs a series of tests against the database to see if any of the following unidentified fragments are in there...
Functions¶
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music21.alpha.trecento.findTrecentoFragments.audioVirelaiSearch()¶
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music21.alpha.trecento.findTrecentoFragments.colorFound(searcher1, thisCadence, streamOpus, thisWork, i)¶
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music21.alpha.trecento.findTrecentoFragments.findCasanatense522()¶
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music21.alpha.trecento.findTrecentoFragments.findRandomVerona()¶
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music21.alpha.trecento.findTrecentoFragments.findRavi3ORegina()¶
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music21.alpha.trecento.findTrecentoFragments.findSimilarGloriaParts()¶ Looks in the list of Gloria incipits, cadences, etc. and tries to find ones which are very similar to each other.
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music21.alpha.trecento.findTrecentoFragments.findUpDown(n1, n2, n3)¶
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music21.alpha.trecento.findTrecentoFragments.savedSearches()¶
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music21.alpha.trecento.findTrecentoFragments.searchForIntervals(notesStr)¶ notesStr is the same as above. Now however we check to see if the generic intervals are the same, rather than the note names. Useful if the clef is missing.
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music21.alpha.trecento.findTrecentoFragments.searchForNotes(notesStr)¶ the notesStr is a string of notes in the following form: “C4 D4 E4 B3 C4” that’s it: name, octave. With no accidentals. If octave is 0 then it means do not bother checking for octaves.
Currently octave is ignored anyhow.
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music21.alpha.trecento.findTrecentoFragments.searchForVat1969()¶ There is a particular piece in Vatican MS 1969 that I have been searching for forever, its first ending concludes DED and second ending CDC, OR SOME TRANSPOSITION of these notes. Find it!
IntervalSearcher¶
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class
music21.alpha.trecento.findTrecentoFragments.IntervalSearcher(intervalList=None)¶
IntervalSearcher methods
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IntervalSearcher.compareToStream(cmpStream)¶
NoteSearcher¶
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class
music21.alpha.trecento.findTrecentoFragments.NoteSearcher(noteList=None)¶ Needs an exact list – make sure no rests!
NoteSearcher methods
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NoteSearcher.compareToStream(cmpStream)¶