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The influence of recording on performance: Classical perspectives

Blier-Carruthers, 2020

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10628663571553306156
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Blier-Carruthers A
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The Bloomsbury handbook of music production

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The Bloomsbury Handbook of Music Production 206 seem to ignore the influence that recording has on performance. The fact that recording is kept a 'black art'not only hides a world of interesting material and working practices, but it puts pressure on people to keep …
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