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bi-musicality: a standalone construct

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Ethnomusicology

the practice of a researcher learning to perform in a second musical tradition to understand it from the inside.

In ethnomusicology, bi-musicality refers to the practice of a researcher learning to perform in a second musical tradition to understand it from the inside. This meaning comes from Hood (1960) in Ethnomusicology.[1]

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References

Hood, M. (1960). The Challenge of "Bi-Musicality". Ethnomusicology, 4(2), 55. https://doi.org/10.2307/924263

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