Misato Susaki
ABSTRACT
There are a lot of people who have had yearning for conducting orchestra. It must be a very pleasant experience to coordinate orchestra performance with your own conduct, but it requires a vast amount of money. With such needs, there have been researches to simulate the situation of conducting orchestra by using gesture recognition [Usa][Baba][Sunagawa]. But, they do not generate performance scenes.
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