Excluding stories and songs from corpus

[sit591 at g.harvard.edu]

Hi all,

I am doing a corpus study using the Providence corpus right now. For the 
purposes of this study, I am interested in analyzing only the utterances 
that are produced by the speakers during their natural conversational 
exchanges, but the corpus also includes many stretches of talk that consist 
of the stories that parents read to the children, or songs and nursery 
rhymes they sing, etc. Is there a practical way to weed out these parts 
from the corpus or do I have to face the gargantuan task of eliminating 
them manually?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Simge Topaloglu

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