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tripartite semiology: a standalone construct

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Musicology

the model that separates a musical work's making (poietic), its material trace (neutral level) and its reception (esthesic).

In musicology, tripartite semiology refers to the model that separates a musical work's making (poietic), its material trace (neutral level) and its reception (esthesic). This meaning comes from Nattiez (1987/1990) in Music and discourse.[1]

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  1. Nattiez, J.-J. (1990). Music and discourse: Toward a semiology of music (C. Abbate, Trans.). Princeton University Press. (Original work published 1987) ISBN 9780691091365

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