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style as constrained choice: a standalone construct

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Musicology

the view that musical style is a replication of patterning that results from a series of choices made within a set of constraints.

In musicology, style as constrained choice refers to the view that musical style is a replication of patterning that results from a series of choices made within a set of constraints. This meaning comes from Meyer (1989) in Style and music.[1]

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References

  1. Meyer, L. B. (1989). Style and music. Univ of Pennsylvania Pr. ISBN 9780226521527

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