Titlebook: Artistic Research in Performance through Collaboration; Martin Blain,Helen Julia Minors Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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Milena Císlerová,T. Vogel,J. Simunekve industries and the fine arts. This has created significant new opportunities to expand and explore what arts practice is and does, and how it operates in the world in terms of not just enrichment, social value and societal well-being but also innovation, industry and business. Collaboratively gen

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Martin Blain,Helen Julia MinorsExplores new approaches to, and new understandings of, arts performance practice through the processes of collaboration.Examines the role of the practitioner-researcher across a variety of art forms.E

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Why Collaborate? Critical Reflections on Collaboration in Artistic Research in Classical Music Perforchers in music performance. I question the usefulness of a one-size-fits-all conceptualisation and definition of research collaboration. Highlighting the knowledge-political issues and power hierarchies that have been pervasive in the context of musicological and music psychological research that i

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The Aesthetics of Artistic Collaborationrs of artistic materials, buyers, patrons and art lovers, as well as artists themselves. The Romantic conception of the individual artistic genius remains dominant in Western culture, and in those cultures that seek to emulate it—modern, and modernist, aesthetics assume an individualised artistic vi