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Figure 1.3: General framework for jazz guitar ornament modelling.
Table 3.5: Example of a binary representation of a G7b9b13 chord.
Figure 3.1: Numerical representation of the circle of fifths.
Figure 3.3: Automatic transcription of performance data.
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