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Esperanza Rodríguez

Esperanza Rodríguez is a “Ramón y Cajal” researcher at the Music Department of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. She received a PhD at The University of Manchester (2010). Since then, she has worked at research institutions in the UK, Portugal, and France. Primarily a cultural musicologist specialising in Renaissance music, she has added an interest in digital musicology, especially in the field of musical analysis (CRIM-Project) and the recreation and dissemination of musical heritage (project ‘Experiencing Historical Soundscapes: the Royal Entries of Emperor Charles V in Iberian Cities’).

Resources

  • Building Corpora of Digital Early Music Editions: Challenges and Opportunities

    EN
    The need to create a large corpus of early music data, one that coherently encodes and curates data that can be used for computer analysis, was the impetus behind the CORSICA project. This webinar outlines the results from that project and how it can facilitate large data analysis of digital early music corpora.
    Authors
    • Esperanza Rodríguez
    • Frans Wiering
    • David Lewis