Abstract
Technology nowadays takes an increasing part of “creativity” in live music software such as the OMax-ImproteK-Djazz improvisation environment. Specifically, Djazz implements techniques for indexing and creating improvisations using a given chord progression. It relies on a database that we call a dictionary, storing musical sequences (audio or MIDI) associated with known chord changes. We define an improvisation on a given chord progression x as a sequence obtained by concatenating musical phrases identified with factors of x that can be found in the dictionary. Given a query sequence x and a dictionary D, we present an algorithm that finds an improvisation on x with respect to D. We use the suffix tree data structure to index D and then produce a graph formulation of the problem in order to find a suitable improvisation in linear time, with respect to the length of x.
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