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“…The aversion to the printing or "fixing" of some genres of seventeenth-century music has been discussed by Tim Carter with reference to composer-performers who were ambivalent about committing their virtuosic art to print. 100 Carter suggests that in many cases, "these musical texts were designed to be somehow brought to life in performance, and thus . .…”
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“…The aversion to the printing or "fixing" of some genres of seventeenth-century music has been discussed by Tim Carter with reference to composer-performers who were ambivalent about committing their virtuosic art to print. 100 Carter suggests that in many cases, "these musical texts were designed to be somehow brought to life in performance, and thus . .…”
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confidence: 99%
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