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Emergent Tonal Structure in Learned Chord Embeddings and Its Relation to Tonal Tension
Several tonal pitch spaces and computational models have been proposed to analyze tonal structure in Western tonal music, many of them grounded in principles from music theory and used to support tonal analysis with important implications for tonal tension. In parallel, data-driven methods such as s
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