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Measuring the impacts of extra-musical elements in guitar music playing: a pilot study

Héroux et al., 2020

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12021690430730299042
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Héroux I
Giraldo S
Ramírez R
Dubé F
Creech A
Thouin-Poppe L
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Frontiers in Psychology

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Philosophers, composers, and musicians have long argued whether instrumental music finds meaning in its formal structure and musical content or through reference to extra- musical elements, like narratives, emotions, or memories. While the use of extra-musical …
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