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relational invariance of expressive timing: a standalone construct

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Music psychology

the hypothesis that a performer's expressive timing pattern scales proportionally when the overall tempo changes, tested and found only approximately true.

In music psychology, relational invariance of expressive timing refers to the hypothesis that a performer's expressive timing pattern scales proportionally when the overall tempo changes, tested and found only approximately true. This meaning comes from Repp (1994) in Psychological Research.[1]

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References

Repp, B. H. (1994). Relational invariance of expressive microstructure across global tempo changes in music performance: An exploratory study. Psychological Research, 56(4), 269-284. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00419657

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