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Swinging the score? Swing phrasing cannot be communicated via explicit notation instructions alone

Corcoran et al., 2022

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2429257001825829759
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Corcoran C
Stupacher J
Vuust P
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Music Perception: An Interdisciplinary Journal

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Jazz musicians usually learn to play with “swing” phrasing by playing by ear. Classical musicians—who play more from musical scores than by ear—are reported to struggle with producing swing. We explored whether classical musicians play with more swing when …
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