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Evenness preserving operations on musical rhythms

In this paper we define four operations on musical rhythms that preserve a property called maximal evenness. The operations we describe are shadow, complementation, concatenation, and alternation.

Godfried T. Toussaint | Perouz Taslakian | Francisco Gomez-Martin

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