• This collaboration will allow the participating choirs to have access to the synthesized repertoire of this emerging vocal quartet
• Cantoría has its origin in the ESMUC and already has a history of recognitions that have taken them to stages throughout Europe.
• This collaboration will materialize in various actions that will have the participation of the project's choirs.

• This collaboration will allow the participating choirs to have access to the synthesized repertoire of this emerging vocal quartet
• Cantoría has its origin in the ESMUC and already has a history of recognitions that have taken them to stages throughout Europe.
•  This collaboration will materialize in various actions that will have the participation of the project's choirs.

The vocal quartet Cantoría and the TROMPA project have signed a collabo

• The pilot of the TROMPA project aimed at choral practice has been well received by people who have tested it, according to a series of tests carried out.

• The people who have tested the pilot have contributed with ideas and proposals to improve various functionalities of the application that will be incorporated shortly.

In the TROMPA Choir singers use case, we are using multi-lingual singing voice synthesis to support individual choir singers rehearsal. During the first two years of the project, we have identified the users requirements, developed a working prototype and improved the synthesis models. Now, we are almost ready to start sharing our tools with choir singers! But, how did we get here?

We are looking for choirs to participate in our research project during 2019

This call is addressed to local choirs interested in our research and that want to contribute to the improvement of open archives of choir scores. In order to engage in this first stage with local choirs in Barcelona, due to practical reasons, the call is now only in catalan.

Busquem corals per participar en el nostre projecte de recerca durant el 2019

Last week, Helena Cuesta (from UPF) attended the 15th International Conference on Music Perception and Cognition and 10th triennial conference of the European Society for the Cognitive Sciences of Music in Graz (Austria). She presented the following TROMPA paper in the poster session, as well as a contribution to the proceedings:

Cuesta, H., Gómez, E., Martorell, A., Loáiciga, F. Analysis of Intonation in Unison Choir Singing.