Center for Computer Assisted Research in the Humanities

at Stanford University

Where new technology and traditional scholarship meet

Founded in 1984, the Center for Computer Assisted Research in the Humanities is engaged in the development of large databases of musical and textual materials for applications in research, teaching, and performance.

Online Resources

		MuseData virtual scores
		MuseData printed scores
		MuseData tools
		KernScores
		Humdrum Toolkit Portal
		Themefinder
		Quartet Quiz

Publications

		Tonal Theory for the Digital Age
		Music Analysis East & West
		Music Query
		The Virtual Score
		Melodic Similarity
		Beyond MIDI
		Computing in Musicology
		Reprints

Teaching

		Musical Information
		Query, Analysis, and Style Simulation
		Independent projects

Research

		Humdrum analysis tools
		Harmonic visualizations
		Non-western music
		Musical-data conversion
		Human vs. computer estimations of style
		Calendar reconciliation

Facilities

		Software
		Student Lab

Contacts

Contacting CCARH

Walter B. Hewlett, Director
Consulting Professor

Eleanor Selfridge-Field
Consulting Professor