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work-concept: a standalone construct

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Philosophy of music

Goehr's argument that the notion of a fixed, composer-owned musical work became regulative only around 1800.

In philosophy of music, work-concept refers to Goehr's argument that the notion of a fixed, composer-owned musical work became regulative only around 1800. This meaning comes from Goehr (1992) in The imaginary museum of musical works.[1]

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References

Goehr, L. (1992). The imaginary museum of musical works. Clarendon Press. ISBN 9780198235415

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