music21.corpus.corpora¶
Corpus¶
- class music21.corpus.corpora.Corpus¶
Abstract base class of all corpora subclasses.
Corpus
bases
Corpus
read-only properties
- Corpus.cacheFilePath¶
- Corpus.directoryInformation¶
Returns a tuple of DirectoryInformation objects for each directory in self._directoryInformation.
>>> core = corpus.corpora.CoreCorpus() >>> diBrief = core.directoryInformation[0:5] >>> diBrief (<music21.corpus.work.DirectoryInformation airdsAirs>, <music21.corpus.work.DirectoryInformation bach>, <music21.corpus.work.DirectoryInformation beach>, <music21.corpus.work.DirectoryInformation beethoven>, <music21.corpus.work.DirectoryInformation chopin>) >>> diBrief[2].directoryTitle 'Amy Beach'
- Corpus.metadataBundle¶
The metadata bundle for a corpus:
>>> corpus.corpora.CoreCorpus().metadataBundle <music21.metadata.bundles.MetadataBundle 'core': {151... entries}>
As a technical aside, the metadata bundle for a corpus is actually stored in corpus.manager, in order to cache most effectively over multiple calls. There might be good reasons to eventually move them to each Corpus object, so long as its cached across instances of the class.
- Corpus.name¶
The name of a given corpus.
Read-only properties inherited from ProtoM21Object
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Corpus
methods
- Corpus.all()¶
This is a synonym for the metadataBundle property, but easier to understand what it does.
>>> corpus.corpora.CoreCorpus().all() <music21.metadata.bundles.MetadataBundle 'core': {151... entries}>
- Corpus.cacheMetadata(useMultiprocessing=True, verbose=True, timer=None)¶
Cache the metadata for a single corpus.
- Corpus.getComposer(composerName, fileExtensions=None)¶
Return all filenames in the corpus that match a composer’s or a collection’s name. An fileExtensions, if provided, defines which extensions are returned. An fileExtensions of None (default) returns all extensions.
Note that xml and mxl are treated equivalently.
>>> coreCorpus = corpus.corpora.CoreCorpus() >>> a = coreCorpus.getComposer('bach') >>> len(a) > 100 True
>>> a = coreCorpus.getComposer('bach', 'krn') >>> len(a) < 10 True
>>> a = coreCorpus.getComposer('bach', 'xml') >>> len(a) > 10 True
- abstract Corpus.getPaths(fileExtensions=None, expandExtensions=True)¶
The paths of the files in a given corpus.
- Corpus.getWorkList(workName, movementNumber=None, fileExtensions=None)¶
Search the corpus and return a list of filenames of works, always in a list.
If no matches are found, an empty list is returned.
>>> coreCorpus = corpus.corpora.CoreCorpus()
# returns 1 even though there is a ‘.mus’ file, which cannot be read…
>>> len(coreCorpus.getWorkList('cpebach/h186')) 1 >>> len(coreCorpus.getWorkList('cpebach/h186', None, '.xml')) 1
>>> len(coreCorpus.getWorkList('schumann_clara/opus17', 3)) 1 >>> len(coreCorpus.getWorkList('schumann_clara/opus17', 2)) 0
Make sure that ‘verdi’ just gets the single Verdi piece and not the Monteverdi pieces:
>>> len(coreCorpus.getWorkList('verdi')) 1
- Corpus.getWorkReferences()¶
Return a data dictionary for all works in this corpus Returns a list of corpus.work.DirectoryInformation objects, one for each directory. A ‘works’ dictionary for each composer provides references to dictionaries for all associated works.
This is used in the generation of corpus documentation
>>> workRefs = corpus.corpora.CoreCorpus().getWorkReferences() >>> workRefs[1:3] [<music21.corpus.work.DirectoryInformation bach>, <music21.corpus.work.DirectoryInformation beach>]
- Corpus.rebuildMetadataCache(useMultiprocessing=True, verbose=True)¶
Rebuild a named bundle from scratch.
If a bundle is associated with one of music21’s corpora, delete any metadata cache on disk, clear the bundle’s contents and reload in all files from that associated corpus.
Return the rebuilt metadata bundle.
- Corpus.search(query, field=None, fileExtensions=None, **keywords)¶
Search this corpus for metadata entries, returning a metadataBundle
>>> corpus.corpora.CoreCorpus().search('3/4') <music21.metadata.bundles.MetadataBundle {1875 entries}>
>>> corpus.corpora.CoreCorpus().search( ... 'bach', ... field='composer', ... ) <music21.metadata.bundles.MetadataBundle {363 entries}>
>>> predicate = lambda noteCount: noteCount < 20 >>> corpus.corpora.CoreCorpus().search( ... predicate, ... field='noteCount', ... ) <music21.metadata.bundles.MetadataBundle {134 entries}>
Methods inherited from ProtoM21Object
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CoreCorpus¶
- class music21.corpus.corpora.CoreCorpus¶
A model of the core corpus.
>>> coreCorpus = corpus.corpora.CoreCorpus()
CoreCorpus
bases
CoreCorpus
read-only properties
- CoreCorpus.cacheFilePath¶
- CoreCorpus.noCorpus¶
Return True or False if this is a corpus or noCorpus distribution.
>>> corpus.corpora.CoreCorpus().noCorpus False
Read-only properties inherited from Corpus
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Read-only properties inherited from ProtoM21Object
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CoreCorpus
read/write properties
- CoreCorpus.manualCoreCorpusPath¶
Set music21’s core corpus to a directory, and save that information in the user settings.
This is specifically for use with “no corpus” music21 packages, where the core corpus was not included with the rest of the package functionality, and had to be installed separately.
Set it to a directory:
>>> coreCorpus = corpus.corpora.CoreCorpus() >>> coreCorpus.manualCoreCorpusPath = '~/Desktop'
Unset it:
>>> coreCorpus.manualCoreCorpusPath = None >>> coreCorpus.manualCoreCorpusPath is None True
CoreCorpus
methods
- CoreCorpus.getPaths(fileExtensions=None, expandExtensions=True)¶
Get all paths in the core corpus that match a known extension, or an extension provided by an argument.
If expandExtensions is True, a format for an extension, and related extensions, will be replaced by all known input extensions.
This is convenient when an input format might match for multiple extensions.
>>> coreCorpus = corpus.corpora.CoreCorpus() >>> corpusFilePaths = coreCorpus.getPaths() >>> 3000 < len(corpusFilePaths) < 4000 True
>>> kernFilePaths = coreCorpus.getPaths('krn') >>> len(kernFilePaths) >= 500 True
>>> abcFilePaths = coreCorpus.getPaths('abc') >>> len(abcFilePaths) >= 100 True
Methods inherited from Corpus
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Methods inherited from ProtoM21Object
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LocalCorpus¶
- class music21.corpus.corpora.LocalCorpus(name=None)¶
A model of a local corpus.
>>> localCorpus = corpus.corpora.LocalCorpus()
The default local corpus is unnamed (or called “local” or None), but an arbitrary number of independent, named local corpora can be defined and persisted:
>>> namedLocalCorpus = corpus.corpora.LocalCorpus('funk')
Illegal local corpus name (‘core’ or ‘virtual’)
>>> corpus.corpora.LocalCorpus('core') Traceback (most recent call last): music21.exceptions21.CorpusException: The name 'core' is reserved.
LocalCorpus
bases
LocalCorpus
read-only properties
- LocalCorpus.directoryPaths¶
The directory paths in use by a given local corpus.
- LocalCorpus.existsInSettings¶
True if this local corpus has a corresponding entry in music21’s user settings, otherwise false.
- LocalCorpus.name¶
The name of a given local corpus. Either ‘local’ for the unnamed corpus or a name for a named corpus
>>> corpus.corpora.LocalCorpus().name 'local'
>>> corpus.corpora.LocalCorpus('funkCorpus').name 'funkCorpus'
Read-only properties inherited from Corpus
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Read-only properties inherited from ProtoM21Object
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LocalCorpus
read/write properties
- LocalCorpus.cacheFilePath¶
Get the path to the file path that stores the .json file.
returns a pathlib.Path
LocalCorpus
methods
- LocalCorpus.addPath(directoryPath)¶
Add a directory path to a local corpus:
>>> localCorpus = corpus.corpora.LocalCorpus('a new corpus') >>> localCorpus.addPath('~/Desktop')
Paths added in this way will not be persisted from session to session unless explicitly saved by a call to
LocalCorpus.save()
.
- LocalCorpus.delete()¶
Delete a non-default local corpus from the user settings.
- LocalCorpus.getPaths(fileExtensions=None, expandExtensions=True)¶
Access files in additional directories supplied by the user and defined in environment settings in the ‘localCorpusSettings’ list.
If additional paths are added on a per-session basis with the
addPath()
function, these paths are also returned with this method.
- LocalCorpus.removePath(directoryPath)¶
Remove a directory path from a local corpus.
If that path is included in the list of persisted paths for the given corpus, it will be removed permanently.
>>> testCorpus = corpus.corpora.LocalCorpus(name='test') >>> testCorpus.addPath('~/Desktop') >>> len(testCorpus.directoryPaths) 1 >>> testCorpus.removePath('~/Desktop') >>> testCorpus.directoryPaths ()
TODO: test for corpus persisted to disk without actually reindexing files on user’s Desktop.
- LocalCorpus.save()¶
Save the current list of directory paths in use by a given corpus in the user settings. And reindex.
Methods inherited from Corpus
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Methods inherited from ProtoM21Object
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