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12020Using Optical Music Recognition to Encode 17th-Century Music Prints: The Canonic Works of Paolo Agostini (c.1583-1629) as a Test CaseStoessel, Jason ; Collins, Denis; Bolland, Scott11-Nov-2020
22019Revising MEI for Research on Late Medieval ManuscriptsStinson, John A; Stoessel, Jason 28-Jul-2021
38-Feb-2018The Relevance of Digital Humanities to the Analysis of late Medieval/Early Renaissance MusicStoessel, Jason 12-Jan-2019
42004A Fifteenth-century Response to a Musical Text: The Editor-scribe in Chantilly, Bibliothèque du Musée Condeé, ms. 564 (Codex Chantilly)Stoessel, J 31-Jul-2008

Credit Name
Jason Stoessel
Full Name
Stoessel, Jason
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une-id:jstoess2
 
Position Title
Associate Professor in Musicology and Digital Humanities
 
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Biography
Associate Professor Stoessel is one of Australia's leading experts on music before 1700. His doctoral dissertation was on the music notation and musical culture of fourteenth-century France and Italy, and he has published extensively on various topics within the historical timeframe of 1250–1500. In addition to ongoing research on the emotional community of musicians and humanists in late medieval Padua, he is writing a new history of relations between music and science in early 17th-century Rome, in collaboration with Dr Denis Collins. He is also a computer programmer and digital musicologist who is interested in devising new tools to assist musical analysis and information management in music research.
 
Discipline
School of HASS - Music
 
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Faculty of HASS and Education
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Associate Professor
 
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Stoessel
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Jason
 
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Jason
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School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
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