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This dataset contains multimodal recordings of two professional pianists performing an excerpt from Robert Schumann's _Träumerei_ (Kinderszenen Op.15 No.7) with different variations in speed execution and expressive intention.
This dataset is reported in the following paper:
Álvaro Sarasúa, Baptiste Caramiaux, Atau Tanaka, and Miguel Ortiz (2017). __Datasets for the Analysis of Expressive Musical Gestures__. In _Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Movement Computing, London, UK, June 2017 (MOCO'17)_.
Each pianist played the excerpt at 3 different tempi, with and without a metronome: normal (70 beats per minute), slow (40 bpm) and fast (120 bpm). In the no-metronome condition, they also played with _rubato_ (continuous expressive tempo alteration).
In each of the conditions for metronome and speed, they played with 5 expressive intentions: normal, still (trying to move as little as possible), exaggerated, finger _legato_ (melodic consecutive notes smoothly connected) and _staccato_ (detached consecutive notes). __3 takes__ were recorded in each of the conditions, making a total of 105 takes per pianist.
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### Summary of conditions
- __Metronome__
+ With metronome
+ Without metronome
- __Tempo__
+ Normal
+ Fast
+ Slow
+ Rubato (only withour metronome)
- __Expressive intention__
+ Normal
+ Still
+ Exaggerated
+ Finger _legato_
+ Finger _staccato_
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## Dataset structure
The dataset is organized in two separate folders for each of the pianists ("Pianist_01" and "Pianist_02"). Inside each pianist folder, there is one folder for each take, named as: