[MEI-L] Further information

[James Ingram]

Dear Daniel,

Apropos
> the possibilities and limits of digital editions
and
> What are the possible uses of machine readable music-code? [...] are 
> there any tools yet that are able to analyze a piece of music or to do 
> something else with it (beyond displaying it more or less correctly)?
Digital editions can store both spatial and temporal information, so 
they can, in principle, be used to store performances that are 
synchronized with the notation. My experimental Assistant Performer 
software [1] does this already.

The long term goal is to be able to study (and develop) performance 
practice traditions for both old and new notations, but there's some way 
to go before we can start talking seriously about that. :-)

All the best,
James Ingram

[1] 
http://james-ingram-act-two.de/open-source/assistantPerformer/assistantPerformer.html
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http://james-ingram-act-two.de
https://github.com/notator