Closed pettter closed 3 years ago
For #6 we now use just regular Events.
What is a chord without specific pitches?
Something like in jazz leadsheet, where e.g. a Cm7 rarely (but still sometimes) actually includes a G.
I think we should make a distinction between a chord's "logical form" - in which Cm7 would include the pitch class G - and its realization/performance, in which it (and occasionally other notes) can be omitted.
Hm.. Maybe. What I'm getting at is essentially encoding the potentially interesting things about chords you can tell from the notations in e.g. jazz leadsheets (the root is C, it's a minor chord, it's a 7th chord) without specifying any particular voicing either in specific pitches or pitch classes.
I'm not sure if this makes sense, though, or if just storing the chord string is "enough" for this library, and any further parsing should be up to the user...
I'm still leaning towards it being more useful than not, but writing out the Correct(tm) regex may be a lot of work (unless we can just borrow the logic from music21 or some other library).
By now, all the type-specific stuff is not part of the corpus interface anymore. This should probably go in a separate library or become part of the pitchtypes library.
Events for chords without specific pitches.