In this week’s wrap-up video, we have a special announcement: a team of researchers from the University of Oslo has won the Danish Radio’s “Happening of the Year” for the …
Music Moves will give you a broad introduction to the field of music and movement, and the chance to learn from experts in the field. You will learn about the …
Music scenes developed quickly in the 20th century, and many large changes came about. The most radical change was probably that music now could be experienced without any performers present. …
In this video, Hans Zeiner-Henriksen continues the historical overview of music and movement, starting at the jazz age and moving through the swing, rock, and disco periods before getting to …
In this video you will see several examples of new interfaces for musical expression (NIME). Watch the video and move on to the next step for a discussion on NIME. …
In this video we explore a biosensor for measuring skin conductance. This sensor measures the galvanic skin response of the hand, which has been shown to correlate to emotional state. …
In this article, we will explore how it is possible to measure biosignals, that is activity within the body itself. What are biosignals? Sensors measuring biosignals are often also called …
As we have seen in the previous videos, there are strong links between motion and emotion in music. But if motion and emotion are so closely connected, is it possible …
When talking about emotional music, we often describe it as ‘moving’. Body motion is one of several links between emotion and music. In this article we will look at three …
In this video you will visit Professor Hallgjerd Aksnes in her office at the University of Oslo. She has recently completed a large scale project entitled “Music, Motion and Emotion: …
We will look on the details of how bodily metaphors shape our experience of music. As we discussed in Studying music perception in the motion capture laboratory, most people have …
Why do we say that music “ascends” with “high” notes – or “descends” with “low” notes? Does musical notation have directions? In this video we will discuss how our bodily …
In this final week you will in the theory track learn about bodily metaphors in our experience with music. You will also learn how these affect our experience of emotional …
Here in Music Moves we present a number of different types of motion capture technologies. Many of these are excellent and work well for their purposes. Still, however, video recording …
This week’s methods track will focus on movement analysis using regular video cameras. Some of the advanced motion capture technologies we have looked at in previous weeks are certainly the …