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Performance Spaces for Improvised and Notated Music

Andersen, 2023

Document ID
502980177556916860
Author
Andersen D
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Music Theory

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Abstract compositional spaces have long been used to illustrate structural relationships within and between musical works. However, despite robust scholarship employing spaces to depict the possibilities available to composers, space-based analytical methods have …
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