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The corpusCOFLA is a collection of more than 1500 flamenco recordings which are representative of what is considered classical flamenco. All contained tracks are taken from 12 commercially available flamenco anthologies in order to minimize a possible bias towards geographic location, singer or record label. We provide the editorial meta-information together with the musicBrainz IDs for all tracks as well as the anthologies as XML documents. Content: corpus meta data (619KB): XML file containing editorial meta-information for all tracks: source (anthology, CD number, track number), artist, title, style and musicBrainzID. anthology meta data (3KB): XML file containing editorial meta-information for all anthologies comprising the corpus: name, record label, year edition, year re-edition, number of CDs Version 1 (released Nov 23rd, 2017): the anthology “Antología del Cante Flamenco. Flamencología.” is no longer commercially available and has been removed from the corpus in the corpus meta-data, a field “style_annotated” has been added, which contains unified styles annotations singer names have been assigned unique identifiers Publications This work has been accepted for publication in the ACM Journal of Computation and Cultural heritage and is currently available in arXiv. N. Kroher, J. M. Díaz-Báñez, J. Mora and E. Gómez (2015): Corpus COFLA: A research corpus for the Computational study of Flamenco Music. arXiv:1510.04029 [cs.SD cs.IR]. https://doi.org/10.1145/2875428 Conditions of use The provided datasets are offered free of charge for internal non-commercial use. We do not grant any rights for redistribution or modification. All data collections were gathered by the COFLA team. © COFLA 2015. All rights reserved. corpusCOFLA Audio
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