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Philosophy of music

Levinson's thesis that basic musical understanding consists in following music moment to moment rather than grasping large-scale form.

In philosophy of music, concatenationism refers to Levinson's thesis that basic musical understanding consists in following music moment to moment rather than grasping large-scale form. This meaning comes from Levinson (1997) in Music in the Moment.[1]

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Levinson, J. (1997). Music in the Moment. Cornell University Press. ISBN 9780801431296

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