Michalis Cholevas. "Taksim: Transcription and Performance Analysis as Tools of Learning - The Absent Teacher Approach 1." In Music Performance Encounters, pp. 133-163. Routledge.The Koslovsky, John, and Michiel Koslovsky. Music Performance Encounters. Routledge. 2023

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Apostolidou, Anna, and Michalis Cholevas. Visualization and Critical Digital Pedagogies: Insights from Anthropology and Musicology. Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2023.ISBN: 1-5275-2904-5 (ISBN-10)

Cholevas, Michail (Χολέβας, Μιχαήλ). "Makampedia: from taksim mastery to makam theory." (2022), PhD Dissertation. Download here 10.12681/eadd/51954

Cholevas, Michail and Abramovay, Juliano. "Makampedia: Unveiling the Locally Rhythmical and Metric character of Free Rhythm Taksim Improvisations with the Use of Musical Analysis". Paper presented at the 5th International Conference on Analytical Approached to World Music AAWM 2018, Thessaloniki, Greece, June 26 – June 29, 2018.

Conference Long Abstracts

Cholevas, Michail. 2017. "Locally rhythmical and metric organisation of music phrases in free rhythm Taksim Improvisations." Paper presented at the 9th European Music Analysis Conference Euromac 2017, Strasbourg, France, June 28 –July 1, 2017.

Abstract

Cholevas Michalis and Abramovay Juliano. 2017. “Unveiling Taksim: Analytical Procedures Regarding Improvisational Forms on Makam Music”. Theory and Analysis graduate students’ conference, TAGS 2017, Bangor, UK

Program - Abstracts

Jones, Gareth, Kokotsaki Dimitra, Cholevas Michalis 2016. “Creative music listening - its potential in generating emotion and acting as a stimulus for creative writing”. 32nd World Conference International Society for Music Education Glasgow, UK 24-29 July, Glasgow, UK

Conference Poster

Cholevas, Michalis. 2014. "Makam: Modality and style in Turkish art music." In Mikrotonalität - Praxis und Utopie, edited by Pätzold, Cordula and Walter, Caspar Johannes, 197-203. Stuttgart: Schott Music.

Book Chapter

Cholevas, Michalis. 2009. "Microharmonics: Integrating Harmony and Microtonality By Playing Heterophonic Turkish Art And Folk Music (53 commas per octave) In Harmonic Environment." Master diss., Codarts, University for the arts.

Master Thesis

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Sonice Visualiser - Queens Mary University, London

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Chris Cannam, Christian Landone, and Mark Sandler, Sonic Visualiser: An Open Source Application for Viewing, Analysing, and Annotating Music Audio Files, in Proceedings of the ACM Multimedia 2010 International Conference.

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