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Musicians as entrepreneurs or entrepreneurs as musicians?

Creativity and Innovation Management, 2018
This study investigates how Swedish musicians in the non‐profit sector accept the “entrepreneur” label for themselves. The background section describes how identity work among “serious” musicians has, historically, made them shun any facet related to money‐making. The qualitative study shows that there is some remaining reluctance.
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Non-musicians’ and musicians’ perception of bitonality

Psychology of Music, 2010
Bitonal music is characterized by a certain, dissonant effect that had been believed to be clearly audible by everyone. However, Wolpert found that non-musicians were unable to identify bitonal versions of originally monotonal musical passages as such in a free response task.
Mayumi Hamamoto, Mauro Botelho, Margaret P. Munger   +2 more
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Cognitive Abilities of Musicians

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2011
Playing music may involve different cognitive domains, but previous studies of musicians and patients with brain lesions have reported inconsistent associations between music performances and other cognitive functions. Fine musical performance may be associated with high executive and control functions.
Giovagnoli A. R., RAGLIO, Alfredo
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The Complete Musician: The Formation of the Professional Musician

2018
This chapter uses a model developed in the Helsinki University of the Arts to analyze the competencies required for artists working outside the conventional performance using material of autoethnographic origin, participant and nonparticipant observation, and interviews from three musician/teacher projects. These include contextual, pedagogic, artistic/
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Perception of Segment Boundaries in Musicians and Non-Musicians

2014
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Hartmann, Martin, Toiviainen, Petri, Lartillot, Olivier   +2 more
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Timing in the Brain: Musicians and Non-Musicians

We found significant effects of within-subject tapping while the metronome’s presence with mean IRI (F (1,22) = 42.1, p < .001) and its variability (F (1,22) = 42.102, p < .001) with less variability between musician and non-musician.  Our analyses revealed significant effects of metronome interval IRI (F (1,22) = 42.1, p < .001) and its variability (F
Craig McAllister, Feda Alshar
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Dystonia in Musicians

Seminars in Neurology, 1989
J, Jankovic, H, Shale
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The definition of a musician in music psychology: A literature review and the six-year rule

Psychology of Music, 2020
Marco Susino, Diana Zhang, Gary E. McPherson   +2 more
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Should musicians play in pain?

British Journal of Pain, 2021
Philip Weinstein, Jessica Stanhope
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