Musical Performance
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A Musical Performance is a temporal auditory artistic presentation that conveys musical works through sound production to listeners.
- AKA: Music Performance, Musical Presentation, Musical Rendition.
- Context:
- It can typically involve Musical Performers executing musical interpretations with musical skills.
- It can typically communicate Musical Expression through musical dynamics and musical phrasing.
- It can typically occur in Performance Contexts from performance venues to performance recordings.
- It can typically follow Musical Scores or musical arrangements with musical structure.
- It can typically create Musical Experiences via musical emotions and musical atmosphere.
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- It can often feature Musical Improvisation through musical spontaneity and musical creativity.
- It can often require Musical Rehearsal with musical preparation and musical practice.
- It can often employ Musical Technology from musical instruments to musical amplification.
- It can often establish Musical Communication between musical performers and musical audiences.
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- It can range from being a Solo Musical Performance to being an Ensemble Musical Performance, depending on its musical performance performer count.
- It can range from being an Acoustic Musical Performance to being an Electronic Musical Performance, depending on its musical performance sound generation.
- It can range from being a Formal Musical Performance to being an Informal Musical Performance, depending on its musical performance presentation context.
- It can range from being a Traditional Musical Performance to being an Experimental Musical Performance, depending on its musical performance innovation level.
- It can range from being a Brief Musical Performance to being an Extended Musical Performance, depending on its musical performance duration.
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- It can manifest Musical Genres through musical style elements and musical conventions.
- It can demonstrate Musical Techniques via musical execution and musical proficiency.
- It can preserve Musical Traditions with musical heritage and musical practices.
- It can generate Musical Innovations through musical experimentation and musical fusion.
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- Example(s):
- Live Music Performances, such as:
- Rock Concert, presenting rock bands to rock audiences.
- Jazz Performance, featuring jazz improvisation in jazz clubs.
- Classical Concert, showcasing orchestras in concert halls.
- Recorded Musical Performances, such as:
- Studio Performance, capturing musical recordings without audience presence.
- Broadcast Performance, transmitting musical content via media channels.
- Ceremonial Musical Performances, such as:
- Wedding Performance, providing ceremonial music for wedding events.
- Religious Musical Performance, offering sacred music in worship services.
- Educational Musical Performances, such as:
- Student Recital, demonstrating musical learning and musical progress.
- Masterclass Performance, combining musical instruction with musical demonstration.
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- Live Music Performances, such as:
- Counter-Example(s):
- Music Rehearsal, which is practice session without performance presentation.
- Music Composition, which creates musical works without performance execution.
- Music Listening, which receives musical content without performance creation.
- Dance Performance, which emphasizes movement expression over musical performance.
- Theater Performance, which prioritizes dramatic narrative beyond musical performance.
- See: Artistic Presentation, Performance Art, Musical Work, Musical Performer, Live Music Performance, Musical Genre, Performance Venue, Musical Expression, Sound Production.