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most citedSix Dragons Fly Again: Reviving 15th-Century Korean Court Music with Transformers and Novel Encoding

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cs.SD2026

Gugak-VocalSet: A Multi-Genre Studio-Quality Dataset of Korean Traditional Singing with Sigimsae Annotations

Danbinaerin Han, Wonil Kim, Seah Hong +5

We present Gugak-VocalSet, the first publicly available audio dataset for Korean traditional singing with dense annotations of sigimsae, a structured pitch contour system of vocal…

cs.CL2026

Towards cross-cultural study of folksong lyrics with machine translation

Anna Dvořáková, Anna Aljanaki, Danbinaerin Han +5

Music is universally present in human societies. Ethnomusicologists have long been documenting the diverse expressions of human musicality, and comparative musicology has recently…

cs.SD2026

UniVerse: Benchmarking and Enhancing LALMs on Culturally Inclusive Low-Resource Music Understanding

Ziya Zhou, Shangda Wu, Shenyang Xu +16

Recent advances in large audio-language models (LALMs) have significantly improved performance in tasks such as music captioning, genre classification, and sound event detection. H…

cs.SD2026

Pitch Contour Tokenization using VQ-VAE and Its Application on Korean Traditional Music Analysis

Seonguk Ju, Seola Cho, Sooin Chung +2

Computational analysis of music often relies on discrete representations, yet many musical traditions are organized around continuous pitch movement that resists segmentation into…

cs.SD2026

Frame-Level Pansori Mode Classification with Complementary Audio Representations

Sangheon Park, Seonguk Ju, Suin Chung +2

Pansori is a traditional Korean vocal genre whose mode system (jo) is defined not by scale alone but by the entanglement of pitch collection, microtonal ornament (sigimsae), and vo…

cs.DL2026

Umulsai: A Plain-Text Format and In-Browser Engraving System for Jeongganbo, Korean Mensural Notation

Danbinaerin Han

Jeongganbo is a grid-based mensural notation created in fifteenth-century Korea and still in standard use for Korean traditional music. Its structure -- a vertical column of square…