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Aesthetics

Davies's distinction between musical works whose score fixes many properties of a performance and works that specify few, leaving much to performers.

In aesthetics, thick and thin works refers to davies's distinction between musical works whose score fixes many properties of a performance and works that specify few, leaving much to performers. This meaning comes from Davies (2001) in Musical Works and Performances.[1]

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  1. Davies, S. (2001). Musical Works and Performances. Oxford University PressOxford. https://doi.org/10.1093/0199241589.001.0001

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