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Day 1 - May 25
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Joint ISRA and ISMA sessions -- Miller 114
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8:00Pavel ZahorikUsing psychoacoustic approaches to understand and predict perception of sound in roomsplenary talk #1
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9:00M. ZhangStage Response Through Choristers' Ears: Investigations Artists and venues
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9:20C. Fernandez, M. Lawless, D. Poirier-Quinot, and B. KatzPreliminary Evaluation of a Virtual Acoustic Environment
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9:40M. van Zyl, M. Wright and T. FujiokaVirtual Acoustics, Real Adjustments: Leveraging virtual reality to investigate how room acoustics affect music performance.
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10:00Morning Break
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10:30Joel Ward and Tapio LokkiChurch Acoustics: Ease and Difficulty in Choral SingingArtists and venues (continued)
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10:50S. Mullins, E. Canfield-Dafilou and B. KatzChoral Onset Synchronization in Historical Acoustics: Medieval Polyphony and Notre-Dame de Paris
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11:10L. Shtrepi, N. Somà, A. Guastamacchia, D. Sgro, G. Emma Puglisi, A. Carullo and A. AstolfiSingers' likability of the acoustic environment and adaptation of singing in contemporary churches
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11:30E. Porcinai, S. Lepa, P. Klein, H. Talal Schaar and S. WeinzierlStage acoustics for chamber music ensembles: a laboratory
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11:50S. Mullins and B. KatzListening to Medieval Polyphony in the Virtually Reconstructed Acoustics of Notre-Dame de Paris
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12:10 - 13:10Lunch Break
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13:10TrimpinEngaging the room: Contraptions for Art and Soundplenary talk #2
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14:10V. Fraisse, N. Schütz, C. Vincent, M. Wanderley, C. Guastavino and N. MisdariisExploring sound installation reactivity: acoustic niches in public spaceSoundscapes
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14:30Elliot Canfield-DafilouRecording the Internal Soundfield of a Pipe Organ for Auralization
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14:50I. Witew, M. Wiedemann and S. WeinzierlSound power dynamics of chamber ensembles under realistic performance conditions
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15:10S. McDermottAccuracy of Audio Attenuation in 3D Audio Libraries
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15:30Afternoon Break
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16:00Anders FribergSwing timing in a jazz ensemble: measurements and models
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17:00Break
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18:30Trip to Music Box Village (~3 hours) -- Bus departs from Loyola campus at 6:30pm
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Day 2 - May 26
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Room Acoustics (ISRA) sessions -- Miller 114Musical Acoustics (ISMA) sessions -- Miller 204
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8:00Margriet LautenbachRoom acoustics for classical halls: Practice, theory and musicISRA plenary talk J-F. Petiot, G. Hamelin, V. Freour and K. ArimotoContribution of sound simulations by physical model and machine learning for the bore optimization of a brass instrumentBrass instruments
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V. Freour, Br. Cochelin, C. Vergez and K. ArimotoModelling the lips of an artificial trumpet player system
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F. Soares, V. Freour, B. Cochelin, C. Vergez and K. ArimotoBifurcation diagrams of a brass instrument model including nonlinear acoustic propagation
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9:00A. Szeląg, K. Baruch-Mazur, K. Brawata and A. KłosakThe application of scale model reverberation rooms for testing acoustic properties of interior finishing materialsSurfacesM. Jackson and G. Scavone A study of brass instrument impedance
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9:20A. Klosak, A. Gade and A. SzelagApplication of Visually Appealing and Architecturally Preferred Materials - Concrete, Wood, Metal, and Fabric - in Modern Room Acoustic DesignM. Aragó Bishop, A. Myers, M. Campbell and S. McGrattanOptimising intonation and playability in a vented trumpet: Acoustical behaviour and performer insights
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9:40V. Buggè, L. Shtrepi, G. Nocerino, M. Leone and S. PoneIntegrating design, acoustic performance and fabrication: the case of the acoustic optimization of a meeting roomGillespieQuantitative Comparison of Various Cajon ModelsPercussion
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10:00Morning BreakMorning Break
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10:30Z.Belanger, C. Newell and W. McGeeThe Design and Assessment of a Glass Acoustic SurfaceSurfaces
Elliot Canfield-Dafilou, Suhail Yusuf and Mark RauAcoustics of Sympathetic Strings in a SarangiGeneral strings
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10:50M. PatelTailored Acoustics: Enhancing Acoustic Performance with Customized 3D-Printed TexturesMark Rau and Gary ScavoneVibration Measurements Comparing the Contrabass and Octobass
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11:10L. Brill, C. Giegold, R. Glosemeyer Petrone, M. Mayell and D. SchuetteFrom Computation to Construction: Optimizing and Validating Innovative Acoustic SurfacesA. Piacsek and C. FritzPreliminary results of a survey of musicians and luthiers regarding beliefs about playing-in
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11:30H. TahvanainenCoupling of higher-order air modes and structural modes in string instruments
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11:50Lunch BreakLunch Break
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12:50A. Klosak, An. Gade, K. Piotrowski and A. SzelagSubjective evaluation of differences in concert hall shape using a multisource orchestra anechoic recordings auralized in 3d computer modelsAuralizationP. Cillo, P. Ziegler and P. EberhardReducing tonal variability in guitars: An efficient framework for soundboard shape optimizationPlucked strings
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13:10A. van der HartenOpen Source Numerical Tools for Evaluating Unique Finish DesignsT. Yudasaka, G. Scavone, M. Rau and K. IshizakaMeasurement and analysis of electric guitar neck admittance for digital waveguide models
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13:30S. Kartub, N. Dulworth, M. Mayell, C. Springthorpe, J. Strong, C.Giegold and S. PfeifferAuralizing Reflector Arrays for Onstage ListenersR. Mores and S. ZimmerPreserving the art of sound design in Spanish guitars - archiving, modeling, and replication with model-based modifications
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13:50W. Ahnert and S. FeistelComplex acoustic simulations in real timeS. Linke, P. Kuchenbecker, R. Mores and R. BaderThe influence of single-coil pickup height on string vibration and intonation in electric guitars
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14:10T. Jüterbock, U. Finnendahl, M. Worchel and S. Weinzierlmisuka: An Open-Source Extension to Mitsuba 3 for Efficient Differentiable Room Acoustic RenderingAfternoon Break (14:10 - 14:40)
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14:30J. BraaschAuralizing music ensembles in concert venues using wave field synthesis14:40E. Matusiak, V. Chatziioannou and M. van WalstijnA refined bow string interaction model considering hysteresisBowed strings
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14:50Afternoon Break (14:50 - 15:20)15:00A. Lampis, V. Chatziioannou and G. ScavoneExperimental analysis of playability and tonal quality of cello strings using Schelleng diagrams
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15:20 - 16:40Panel discussionSimulation Techniques in Room AcousticsPanel15:20H. Pauget Ballesteros, P. Lalitte and C. FritzInfluence of Bowed String Control Parameters on Audio Descriptors in Real Playing Conditions
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15:40C. Fritz, C. Bisserie, A. Cagnetta, Mj Kwan and S. ZygmuntowiczSound differences between Stradivari and del Gesu violin models
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16:00V. Salvador Castrillo, F. Ablitzer and C. FritzInvestigating the Role of Bow Rotational Inertia in Violin Bowing Mechanics
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Day 3 - May 27
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Room Acoustics (ISRA) sessions -- Miller 114Musical Acoustics (ISMA) sessions -- Miller 204
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8:00Stefan WeinzierlGenerative design as a solution for room acoustic problemsISRA plenary talk 8:00K. Saenger and N. GiordanoHalf-integer harmonics in the soprano recorder and new clues about their originsFlutes
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8:20R. Tabata, K. Okada, T. Shoji, K. Arimoto and Y. HattoriShape optimization of an air-jet instrument using the continuous adjoint method
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8:40T. Lasickas, G.C. Alp Caridi, A. Soldati and V. ChatziioannouThe Influence of Side Hole Undercutting on Vorticity
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9:00C. HoughHigh frequency sound in concert hall design - balancing the spatial, tonal and frequency domainsPerceptionN. GiordanoStructure of air flow near a woodwind tone hole
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9:20M.Vercammen and M. LautenbachScattering, surround sound and perceived loudness in smaller concert hallsS. Adachi and Z. QianComparison between the actual and simulated mode transition diagrams of a recorer for evaluating the jet oscillation model allowing overall deflection
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9:40J.Heck, J. Llorca-Bofí, H. Park, N. Meyer-Kahlen, T. Lokki and M. VorländerComparison of the auditory and auditory-visual perception in four concert hallsC. Bastien, C. Fritz and A. ErnoultModeling the intonation profile of a recorder and predicting its sensitivity to small tone hole variations
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10:00Morning BreakMorning Break
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10:30G. Atay, J. Llorca-Bofí and M. VorländerVisual Distance Influence on Apparent Source Width in Concert HallsPerceptionK. Saenger and D. WalkupUsing pulsed and steady speaker tones to probe note transitions in a soprano recorderFlutes
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10:50M. Yang and N.XiangDirectional Perception of Reverberance in an Acoustically Coupled Volume SystemN. GiordanoAn Approach to Describing Sound Production at the Mouth of a Wind Instrument
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11:10J. Salesin, T. Lokki and T. Méndez EchenaguciaSeat Sublime: Focusing on the Totality of the Concertgoer Experience – Acoustical, Visual, and PhysicalDesign and General Room AcousticsJ. Hyrkas and T. SmythVibrato Suppression by Time-Varying Delay and Spectral Magnitude DemodulationSignal Processing
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11:30B. Masiero, J. Nivaldo Sarinho Filho and R. ThomazelliOptimizing Low-Frequency Reverberation in a Critical Listening RoomC.Kemp, S. Wang and G. ScavoneComparison of alto saxophone reed fatigue between natural cane and synthetic reedsGeneral Wind Instruments
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11:50A. van der Harten and D. KahnRecent Practice in the Design of Rehearsal RoomsR. Mores, R. Bader and S. LinkeThe Khaen of the Hmong in Northern Laos
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12:10Lunch BreakLunch Break
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13:10J. Alvarez Chaia, R. Graus and H. Martin-NievaTwo contributions of physicist Higini Arau-Puchades to Architectural Acoustics: On the boundary between scientific theory and consulting practiceDesign and General Room AcousticsS. ThompsonResults from a time-domain clarinet model: articulation and changing notesGeneral Wind Instruments
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13:30An.Klosak, A. Szelag and B.ZiarkoPolish National Television production studios: acoustic design and performanceG. Talaski, T. Smyth and G.ScavoneA Clarinetist's Exploration of Clarinet Tone through Advanced Technique, Instrument Configuration and Acoustic Impedance
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13:50A.Kanapesky and T. FoulkesRenovation of a Historic 1920’s Theater to Create a First-Rate Cinema in the Balcony of a Live Music Performance Hall.M. Kob, J. Thilakan and T. GrotheSimulation and interpretation of wind instrument directivity using a point source approach
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14:10L. Shtrepi, D. Cetani, S. Rovera, L. Teppati Lose', F. Chiabrando, M. Masoero and A.AstolfiAudiovisual integration effect on the perception of the overall acoustic and architectural quality: the case of a conference room in a historical buildingC. Darabundit, V. Chatziioannou and G. ScavoneMapping woodwind playability using measurement based physical models
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14:30Tim GulsrudAcoustics Design for Contemporary Americana Folk/Bluegrass Music: a case studyWhitney Coyle, Max Griffin and Makayle KellisonComputational Detection of Articulation Transients in Clarinet Performance
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