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Frame-Level Pansori Mode Classification with Complementary Audio Representations

Sangheon Park·Seonguk Ju·Suin Chung·Danbinaerin Han·Dasaem Jeong
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Pansori is a traditional Korean vocal genre whose mode system (jo) is defined not by scale alone but by the entanglement of pitch collection, microtonal ornament (sigimsae), and vocal timbre. In this study, we introduce a 46-hour frame-level pansori mode annotation, expert-labeled across all five canonical batang, and evaluate four complementary input representations (mel spectrogram, F0 contour, MIDI piano roll, and a multi-cultural SSL encoder) under two split strategies designed to detect shortcut learning. Across the three well-represented modes, performance degrades by only 2.1--3.6 points of F1 when entire works are held out, indicating that the models learn mode-relevant features rather than memorizing repertoire. Per-class results further show that source separation removes the percussion cue on which changjo depends, and that generic multi-cultural pre-training fails specifically on the Ujo--Gyemyeonjo distinction. Qualitative analysis of cross-modal disagreement recovers musicologically documented phenomena and agrees with published score-based analyses of modern changjak pansori.

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Sangheon Park, Seonguk Ju, Suin Chung, Danbinaerin Han, Dasaem Jeong. 2026-08-06. Frame-Level Pansori Mode Classification with Complementary Audio Representations. https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.06633

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