Improvisation in Iranian and Indian music
@inproceedings{Nooshin2005ImprovisationII, title={Improvisation in Iranian and Indian music}, author={Laudan Nooshin and Richard Widdess}, year={2005} }
- Published 2005
By “improvisation”, a term now much debated within Western musicology and ethnomusicology, we refer to those aspects of a musical performance that are generated by the performer. Even the performance of a pre-composed musical work, fully notated by the composer, will usually include elements that are not pre-determined, such as nuances, ornamentation or variations added by the performer in the course of performance, and today most musicologists recognize such elements as “improvisation… CONTINUE READING
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