The Russian Intonation Corpus (RINCO) is a multimedia speech corpus designed for the study of prosody in Russian. RINCO started as a series of MS Access databases developed in 2004–2009 by a research team at the philological faculty of Moscow State University led by Sandro V. Kodzasov. The databases contained descriptions of most important prosodic characteristics (several tonal features, tempo, loudness, phonation types) for quasi-natural dialog utterances, as well as for a selection of spontaneous and prepared spoken narrative texts of different genres. These descriptions have been transferred to a multi-layer time-aligned markup format, suitable for local use in ELAN annotator and for online browsing, playback and search using the LAT server platform. This version of the dataset includes the part pertaining to the "Intonation of Russian dialogue" project (Questions, Imperatives, Statements); the remaining parts are incomplete.

The RINCO corpus in ELAN EAF format was designed to be online accessible via LAT platform. However, the LAT platform is no longer suppported. The corpus files can thus be only used locally and searched with ELAN (https://archive.mpi.nl/tla/elan).