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Got To Give It Up: Why United States Courts Should Stop Hearing Music Copyright Infringement Cases And Allow Experts To Determine "Substantial Similarity", Alexander J. Loverich Bernard
Got To Give It Up: Why United States Courts Should Stop Hearing Music Copyright Infringement Cases And Allow Experts To Determine "Substantial Similarity", Alexander J. Loverich Bernard
Duquesne Law Review
Mark Twain wrote in 1903, "[w]henever a copyright law is to be made or altered, then the idiots assemble."1 The expansion of copyright protection has made copyright law the most important legal regulation in the field of entertainment law.2 As a result of stricter regulation through judicial verdicts, music copyright disputes have left inequitable resolutions for artists of all backgrounds.3 This Article suggests a twofold, alternative approach to litigation in resolving music copyright infringement disputes: (1) the use of Expert Determination (ED) through the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) to evaluate "substantial similarity" at the trial level, …
Cognitive Insights And Implications Of Singing: Actions, Proprioception, And Perception In Vocal Performance., Juanita Leal
Cognitive Insights And Implications Of Singing: Actions, Proprioception, And Perception In Vocal Performance., Juanita Leal
Graduate Student Research Symposium
Studies in vocal performance have suggested the interdependence of cognitive reactions and performative proprioception. This interdependence indicates an introspective self-evaluation process during the act of musical performance. When affected by singers’ judgment of vocal production, self-evaluation and perceptive processes potentially change due to implicit competitive roles in the music performance environment.
In this project, I delve deeper into the ways the brain recognizes aspects of vocal sounds, how it reacts to the process of singing, and how it can identify them as its own In two different environments: the controlled practice space and the variable performance space. By reflecting on …
Developing A Multimedia Interface For Electrical Biosignal Interpretation, Christopher Cox
Developing A Multimedia Interface For Electrical Biosignal Interpretation, Christopher Cox
Undergraduate Research and Scholarship Symposium
In the last ten years, a great deal of interest has been generated around the practice of using plants’ electrical signals to create sound or music. In order to render biosignals capable of producing sound electronically, some kind of interface is necessary that converts a plant’s natural electrical signals into data that a computer can understand. Existing commercial interfaces cost at minimum $3001,2 . Worse yet, two popular off-the-shelf interfaces conform their output signals to stereotypical human notions of what a plant might “sound like”. In this project we fabricated a simple but high-performance interface for less than $5 in …
From The Dean, Seth Beckman
New Maymester Program “Musica Roma”
City Music Center Offers Summer Music Workshops
Alumna Awarded First Violin Position
Duquesne Graduates’ Band, ‘Starship Mantis’ Releases New Album
Duquesne Graduates’ Band, ‘Starship Mantis’ Releases New Album
TEMPO
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Connecting To The Community With Music: Duquesne Chamber Orchestra Poised For Run-Out Concerts
Connecting To The Community With Music: Duquesne Chamber Orchestra Poised For Run-Out Concerts
TEMPO
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Marguerite Dephillips Dougherty Voice Competition
Trumpet Ensemble Invited To Perform At International Trumpet Guild Conference
Trumpet Ensemble Invited To Perform At International Trumpet Guild Conference
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International Student Success Stories
Pep Band Crowdfunding Campaign Extremely Successful
Visiting Professor, Dr. Paul Miller, Earns Tenure-Track Position
Visiting Professor, Dr. Paul Miller, Earns Tenure-Track Position
TEMPO
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City Music Center, Pittsburgh Honors Joe Negri At Guitar And Bass Workshop
City Music Center, Pittsburgh Honors Joe Negri At Guitar And Bass Workshop
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Bluff Series Continues To Captivate Audiences
About Duquesne University And The Mary Pappert School Of Music
About Duquesne University And The Mary Pappert School Of Music
TEMPO
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Duquesne’S ‘Mic Drop’ A Capella Vocal Ensemble Off To An Impressive Start
Duquesne’S ‘Mic Drop’ A Capella Vocal Ensemble Off To An Impressive Start
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From The Dean, Seth Beckman
Student's Arrangment Played At Major Sporting Events
Opportunities For Non-Music Majors And New Undergraduate Degree Options Coming 2018
Opportunities For Non-Music Majors And New Undergraduate Degree Options Coming 2018
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