Huw Cheston completed his PhD at the Centre for Music and Science (2021-2025), where he developed large-scale annotated jazz corpora and computational methods for studying musical style, rhythm, coordination, and generative modelling in improvised music.
Projects
Selected Publications
- Deconstructing jazz piano style using machine learning arXiv (2025)
- Jazz Trio Database: Automated timing annotation of jazz piano trio recordings processed using audio source separation Transactions of the International Society for Music Information Retrieval (2024)
- Rhythmic qualities of jazz improvisation predict performer identity and style in source-separated audio recordings Royal Society Open Science (2024)
- Trade-offs in coordination strategies for duet jazz performances subject to network delay and jitter Music Perception (2024)


