#Tag · bonfire.cafe

I wish to thank warmly all Hackathon participants for their valuable insights and intellectual inputs, namely Martin Gális, Jan Hajič, Šimon Libřický, Tomáš Klapka, Jonatán Müller, Adam Pospíšil, German Angel Puerto, Ondřej Skovajsa and Ieva Weaver.

It was a genuine pleasure to work with you all!

#RomaniChords

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Petr Nuska

@petrnuska@mastodon.world replied · 8 months ago

Thanks to #PragueMusicComputingGroup, whose activities greatly inspired this event to happen (I highly recommend checking their exciting and ever-growing portfolio => https://ufal.mff.cuni.cz/pmcg)

Thanks to the civic association #Gilora, which helped to organise such a memorable concert and which continues to do essential work for popularising #RomaniMusic (=>https://gilora.eu/)

Also, thank #AVCR for allowing us to use its premises and #ZaSkolou bar to host the concert!

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Prague Music Computing Group | ÚFAL

Petr Nuska

@petrnuska@mastodon.world · 8 months ago

On 13–14th of February 2025, I organised a #Hackathon on #RomaniChords that explored various methodological avenues for my #MSCA project’s data acquisition.

Here’s a short thread summarising what we dealt with and achieved during these days.

CCying everyone interested in #Ethnomusicology, #Musicology, #ComputationalMusicology, #MusicScience, #RomaniStudies, #RomaniMusic and alike.

Let’s jump right into it!

[Note: See alt text for more info about the pictures attached to this thread]

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Selection of 4 pictures and the sign “Hackathon on Romani chords – 13–14/02/2025). Pictures from the left:

1) A gentleman with an accordion.
2) A gentleman with a guitar. There’s a big screen behind him projecting the process of sonic data acquisition.
3) A gentleman playing an electric guitar, looking at a computer screen.
4) Three gentlemen playing a concert – a singer, a sax player and a keyboard player. — Selection of 4 pictures and the sign “Hackathon on Romani chords – 13–14/02/2025). Pictures from the left: 1) A gentleman with an accordion. 2) A gentleman with a guitar. There’s a big screen behind him projecting the process of sonic data acquisition. 3) A gentleman playing an electric guitar, looking at a computer screen. 4) Three gentlemen playing a concert – a singer, a sax player and a keyboard player.

Petr Nuska

@petrnuska@mastodon.world · 12 months ago

November with #HopaLide

There are so many exciting opportunities to watch my latest film a̶b̶o̶u̶t̶ with Romani musicians from Slovakia that I need to make a whole thread about them! Check these out, as there may be one close to you!

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#RomaniMusic #RomaniStudies #Roma #Slovakia #VisualAnthropology #VisualEthnography #VisualEthnomusicology #Ethnomusicology #Documentary

Illustration for the film. There is a drawing of a cimbalom (dulcimer) player. The poster says: "Hopa lide: a collaborative documentary devised by Petr Nuska.... Romani musicians in the role of film directors."