[MEI-L] next steps
Raffaele Viglianti
raffaeleviglianti at gmail.com
Mon Feb 2 17:57:59 CET 2009
Hello all,
I would like to thank you all for Dugstuhl. It's been fun and I think it can
really be the starting point for some good work.
I agree with Johannes regarding how to proceed. I think we agreed on ODD,
and I think that the current version of MEI should get ODDified soon. During
the ODDification, problems and questions will probably arise, and I'm glad
we set up these tools to communicate easily.
I would like to add a comment about TEI. As we all now, MEI has many
elements in common with TEI, and even though I agree that MEI needs to be a
standalone encoding (and community), I think that we should at least put an
explicit reference to TEI's elements in the ODDs. I'm still not sure how we
should deal with this, I only know that, in general, duplications are not
good.
Regarding the ODDification, I'll try to do my best, but my knowledge of ODD
is limited. I hope that we can count on Lou and Sebastian as well (Gabriel
doesn't know much more than me).
On another note, I have encoded the first section of "Syrinx". It's only 8
bars, but some problems arose already (meanwhile I keep working on the
remaining section and I'll soon update my data).
I created a page on the wiki with my comments.
http://muwimedial.de/mei/index.php/ExSyrinx
It would be great if you could comment on my comments and give me some
suggestions/feedback.
The file is on svn under trunk/Raffaele and there is an image of the score
as well.
Let's keep up the good work!
Hope to hear from you soon,
Raffaele
2009/2/1 Johannes Kepper <kepper at edirom.de>
> Hello all,
>
> as Daniel was faster than me (but he didn't mention http://wiki.mei-c.org
> ) the only remaining things to write for me are concerning with our
> next steps. These are just a suggestion and open for discussion. I'm
> certainly not the one to set the rules for anything, so feel free to
> disagree…
>
> Hopefully, we'll get this grant from the DFG/NEH. In that case we will
> meet again in this year's summer (and perhaps there is a way to get
> Raffaele in the group), and have a second meeting in the first half of
> 2010. From my perspective, we should have an official release of MEI
> 1.0 at the end of this second meeting. The meetings are (at least
> partially) meant for trying to encode actual musical examples, which
> means that we need to have a stable version much earlier. As we all
> basically agree on using ODD (do we?), I think that Raffaele's
> generous offer to spend some time on the transfer will really help us.
> Daniel and me will help as much as we can, but we cannot promise too
> much at the moment. It would be a great step if we could have the
> current MEI version ODDified till the first meeting of the project. We
> will hear about the success of our application probably at the end of
> April. If we're not funded, I guess we'll have to do the work without
> this kind of support. In that case we'd have a much smaller group of
> scholars, basically being the ones that are currently on this list.
>
>
> Therefore I suggest: Perry switches to Laurent's SVN for further
> changes on the DTDs. There have to be no unversioned changes anymore.
> Raffaele takes responsibility for the transition to ODD. He uses only
> the DTDs from the SVN, and only after making sure that Perry will not
> work on these DTDs until the transition is complete. Daniel and
> Johannes will be directed by Raffaele. Laurent and Johannes (and
> perhaps Raffaele with his Syrinx example) will try to encode some
> examples to detect problems and get material for interchange…
>
> Is this reasonable in your eyes?
>
>
> The initiative with Ted seems to be a separate development branch of
> MEI in my eyes, which should not keep us from working on the current
> release. Right?
>
>
> It was a pleasure to meet all of you at Dagstuhl, and I'm sure that we
> can achieve quite a lot if we stay that productive. Thanks for your
> participance!!!
> Johannes
>
>
>
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