A concert is a three-tiered construction in which construals and constructs of composer(s), performer(s), and audience(s) interweave. Composers ' constructions (the compositions) are related to the sounds conceived as raw material. Constructions of the performers (the performance) embody construals of the music and of the instrumental technique. Construals which guide the audience include all of the above modified by the person-al experience of each individual. The argument is illustrated by an analysis of the constructs at work in a concert where a Bach Cantata (17th Century) and Bloch's 'Holy Service ' (20th Century) were performed. The dynamic is compared with that of a jazz concert
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The gestural-sonorous object, as described by Rolf Inge Godøy, has experienced a gradual aesthetic s...
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A music performance is an environment inhabited by an ecology of modalities, and music composed for ...
The music is changing in the last decades - slowly but so far without any precedent. Its character i...
In the nineteenth century a conception of music emerged that in part continues to signify the meanin...
In a concert hall, the attitude of the audience focusses on the formalistic aspects of music. In rel...
Can we consider performative creation without considering the public dimension of the presentation ...
Today, whenwe think of musical performance inWestern art music, it is easy to take for granted the d...
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