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Handling Scanned Sheet Music and Audio Recordings in Digital Music Libraries

The last years have seen increasing efforts in building up large digital music collections. These collections typically contain various types of data ranging from audio data such as CD recordings to image data such as scanned sheet music, thus concerning both the auditorial and the visual modalities. In view of multimodal searching, navigation, and browsing applications across the various types of data, one requires powerful tools that support the process of analyzing, correlating, and annotating the available material.