Introducing the MusicLab Copenhagen Dataset

Simon Høffding; Rebecca Josefine Five Bergstrøm; Laura Bishop; Pedro Lucas; Kayla Burnim; Carlos Cancino-Chacón; Alena Clim; Mathew Good; Niels Chr Hansen; Eirik Slinning Karlsen; Live Håndlykken Kvale; Bruno Laeng; Olivier Lartillot; Eigil Lippert; Remy Martin; Nanette Nielsen; Rahul Omprakash; Thea Sørli Paulsrud; Fernando Rosas; Dana Swarbrick; Solveig Sørbø; Finn Upham; Atilla Vrasdonk; Jonna Vuoskoski; Sebastian Wallot; Wenbo Yi; Anne Danielsen; Alexander Refsum Jensenius

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Introducing the MusicLab Copenhagen Dataset

Simon Høffding^*, Rebecca Josefine Five Bergstrøm, Laura Bishop, Pedro Lucas, Kayla Burnim, Carlos Cancino-Chacón, Alena Clim, Mathew Good, Niels Chr Hansen, Eirik Slinning Karlsen, Live Håndlykken Kvale, Bruno Laeng, Olivier Lartillot, Eigil Lippert, Remy Martin, Nanette Nielsen, Rahul Omprakash, Thea Sørli Paulsrud, Fernando Rosas, Dana SwarbrickSolveig Sørbø, Finn Upham, Atilla Vrasdonk, Jonna Vuoskoski, Sebastian Wallot, Wenbo Yi, Anne Danielsen, Alexander Refsum Jensenius

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Abstract

MusicLab Copenhagen was a unique research concert featuring the world-renowned Danish String Quartet in a naturalistic setting. The audience was split between one group physically located in the hall, another group listening to a radio broadcast, and a third group watching a live stream. Qualitative and quantitative data were captured from both musicians and audiences, resulting in a comprehensive dataset that can be used to address many research questions. This document introduces the dataset, explains its structure, and reflects on the related data collection, storing, publishing, and archiving processes.

Original language	English
Journal	Music and Science
Volume	8
ISSN	2059-2043
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1177/20592043241303288
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2025

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Citizen science
concert research
data paper
FAIR data
MusicLab Copenhagen
open research

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Høffding, S., Bergstrøm, R. J. F., Bishop, L., Lucas, P., Burnim, K., Cancino-Chacón, C., Clim, A., Good, M., Hansen, N. C., Karlsen, E. S., Kvale, L. H., Laeng, B., Lartillot, O., Lippert, E., Martin, R., Nielsen, N., Omprakash, R., Paulsrud, T. S., Rosas, F., ... Jensenius, A. R. (2025). Introducing the MusicLab Copenhagen Dataset. Music and Science, 8. https://doi.org/10.1177/20592043241303288

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