Reading Without Notes
An essay on how performers make decisions inside open scores.
Inês Carvalho
Musicologist, researcher in graphic scores. Researches the history of graphic notation and how performers read it.
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Inês studies graphic scores from the 1950s to today, with a focus on how performers interpret them. She runs a small reading group on notation and works with ensembles on new pieces.
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MusicologyGraphic notationPerformance practice