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historically informed performance: a standalone construct

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Performance practice

performing older music with the instruments, techniques and conventions of its time, and the debate over what that achieves.

In performance practice, historically informed performance refers to performing older music with the instruments, techniques and conventions of its time, and the debate over what that achieves. This meaning comes from Taruskin (1995) in Text and act: essays on music and performance.[1]

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References

Taruskin, R. (1995). Text and act: essays on music and performance. Oxford University Press, USA. ISBN 9780195094589

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