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The effects of accompaniment texture and contextual pitch distance on string instrumentalists' intonational performance

Garman, 1992

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13799336110406544628
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Garman B
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The purpose of the study was to examine how string instrumentalists' performance intonation accuracy is affected by accompaniment, pitch distance from accompaniment, identified as" register" in the study, and instrument played. College-level violin, viola, cello, and double …
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