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Tempo Relations in Music: A Universal?ic, affecting everything that will occur in the performance of a work. Curiously, for a musical factor so far-reaching in its scope, tempo is also a factor with the largest degree of variability in music. By contrast, for example, we can “bend” the pitches of a piece only minimally in the interests

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The Aesthetic Significance of Display Some Examples from Papua New Guinead there be a link between these apparently disparate spheres? The reason is quite straightforward: part of the process whereby organisms adapt and survive is by display, and it is in display that we find the initial lineaments of aesthetic construction and response. Materials from two societies of t

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Tempo Relations in Music: A Universal?of intonation. The margin is small between “coloring” a note in this way and rendering it simply “out of tune.” Likewise, we can bend the rhythms of a phrase only slightly for purposes of expressive nuance. Beyond a certain point, these changes distort the rhythmic shape inherent in the phrase. Again, the margin of variability is small.

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