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Unifying Score and Performance for Fine-Grained Music Understanding in Audio-Language Models
Large audio language models (LALMs) have shown promising progress in broad music-understanding tasks such as tagging, retrieval, and captioning. Music understanding that requires finer hearing over both the content and how it is realized within a performance through dynamics, phrasing, articulation,
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