[Hidden-tech] Digitizing Music academic project
Kevin Bell
kbell at gradcenter.marlboro.edu
Wed Oct 18 22:41:36 EDT 2006
Dear all
I have a student who needs mentoring in digitizing of High-end
(Classical) music for a Project at my college - his overview follows:
*Description*
The Melodiamos project is designed to connect classical music students
in isolated areas to a “virtual music school” network of private
teachers with a high-quality, common bandwidth web solution.
*Philosophy*
Quality private lessons are a key to musical success that most students
in rural areas don’t have. Isolated by culture and geography, these
students are effectively locked out of an entire world of musical
creation and performance, not to mention a shot at a classical career.
For teachers, few if any current online lesson sites feature the
flexible, face-to-face interaction classical musicians demand.
Melodiamos adapts existing software and hardware to offer an efficient,
cost-effective solution. Linking teachers to students in differing time
zones provides scheduling flexibility for both teacher and student. Far
from mimicking the in person experience, the project delivers to
students and teachers a resource-enhanced alternative lesson format,
with tools for musical analysis, portfolio creation and archiving.
*
Advisor Expertise*
To help me bring this project to successful implementation, I'm seeking
an advisor/partners with expertise in audio and video compression and/or
internet broadcasting. I believe the technical requirements of this
project can be met through creative combination of existing technologies
and a well-planned organization of teachers and learners.
Please contact me if anyone out there can / or knows someone who might,
offers ome good advice.
The student would really like to start the discussions asap!
--
Kevin Bell
Director of Academic Programs
Marlboro College Graduate Center
28 Vernon Street, Suite 120
Brattleboro, VT 05301
(802) 258-9203
fax (802) 258-9201
kbell at gradcenter.marlboro.edu
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