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Music theory

the claim that listeners hold many context-specific metric schemes, each tied to particular tempos and expressive timing patterns, rather than a few abstract meters.

In music theory, many meters hypothesis refers to the claim that listeners hold many context-specific metric schemes, each tied to particular tempos and expressive timing patterns, rather than a few abstract meters. This meaning comes from London (2004) in Hearing in Time.[1]

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  1. London, J. (2004). Hearing in Time. Oxford University Press, USA. ISBN 9781280503214

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