Ancillary and instrumental body movements during inhalation in clarinetists
Manfred Nusseck,
Anna Immerz,
Jesper Hohagen
et al.
Abstract:BackgroundPlaying a musical instrument requires physical movements that are involved in sound production and movements with more expressive and communicative characteristics. Both movements co-occur during a performance; however, the interaction between the movements is still unclear.MethodsUsing motion capture technology, the movement patterns of clarinetists were analyzed at certain points in a performance to investigate how instrumental and ancillary movements interplay. Movements in the arms and knees of c… Show more
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