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When are two pieces of music similar? Others have tackled this problem either by considering the acoustic signals of musical performances, or by looking at features of a symbolic rendition of the piece, either as MIDI data or as some direct representation of the music score. This paper presents a new approach to assessing the similarity of polymorphic music segments by combining a feature-driven clustering approach with one that measures the contrapuntal similarity of the segments. On a composer classification task, our techniques achieved almost 80% accuracy when applied to a large database of short music segments from four classical composers. This is a significant improvement to other work on composer classification based on melodic themes