The Internet of Musical Things (IoMusT) is an emerging research field positioned at the
intersection of Internet of Things, new interfaces for musical expression, ubiquitous music …

Instrumentally oriented and individualistic approaches dominate the current perspectives on
musical interaction and technologically oriented composition. A view that focuses on the …

The concept of everyday musical creativity is related to non-professional musical activities
carried out in venues not intended for artistic practice. Everyday musical creativity demands …

This paper explores participatory and socially engaged practices in ubiquitous music
(ubimus). We discuss recent advances that target timbre as their focus while incorporating …

Ubiquitous music (UbiMus) proposes to study how social interaction with mobile and
distributed technologies can converge to form novel creativity support tools and music …

Large online music databases under Creative Commons licenses are rarely recorded by
well-known artists, therefore conventional metadata-based search is insufficient in their …

This paper proposes a paradigm shift from the current wave of Internet of Musical Things
(IoMusT) research, which is mostly centered on technological development, towards the new …

We describe the development of a new ubiquitous music metaphor for creative action
involving the use of hand gestures, Handy. The metaphor was deployed through two proof …

Within the context of the initiatives targeting ubimus interaction metaphors, we demonstrate
a camera-based gesture recognition system that enables individual and collaborative virtual …

This book provides a survey of a number of recent topics of research in ubiquitous music
(ubimus), a research area that represents an intersection of several disciplines from music to …