@Article{          temperley.ea2013-statistical,
    author       = {Temperley, David and de Clercq, Trevor},
    year         = {2013},
    title        = {Statistical Analysis of Harmony and Melody in Rock
                   Music},
    abstract     = {We present a corpus of harmonic analyses and melodic
                   tran- scriptions of rock songs. After explaining the
                   creation and notation of the corpus, we present results of
                   some explorations of the corpus data. We begin by
                   considering the overall dis- tribution of scale-degrees in
                   rock. We then address the issue of key-finding: how the
                   key of a rock song can be identified from harmonic and
                   melodic information. Considering both the distribution of
                   melodic scale-degrees and the distribution of chords
                   (roots), as well as the metrical placement of chords,
                   leads to good key-finding performance. Finally, we discuss
                   how songs within the corpus might be categorized with
                   regard to their pitch organization. Statistical
                   categorization methods point to a clustering of songs that
                   resembles the major/minor distinction in common-practice
                   music, though with some im- portant differences. 1.},
    doi          = {10.1080/09298215.2013.839525},
    issn         = {17445027},
    journal      = {Journal of New Music Research},
    keywords     = {statistics},
    mendeley-tags= {statistics},
    number       = {3},
    pages        = {187--204},
    url          = {http://davidtemperley.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/temperley-declercq-jnmr.pdf},
    volume       = {42}
}

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