Orchestral Expressivity
Orchestral Expressivity is a musical construct that denotes the nuanced, interpretive articulation of dynamics, phrasing, and temporal variation within ensemble performance, distinguishing itself from soloistic expressivity by its reliance on coordinated, hierarchical interaction among multiple instrumental sections to realize a unified, conductor-mediated expressive intent.
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The Effect of Composer Credibility on Orchestra Performance
Karl E. Weick, D GILFILLAN, Thomas A. Keith · Sociometry · 1973 · 78 citations
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