Rhythm in joint action¶
Keller, P. E., Novembre, G., & Hove, M. J. (2014). Rhythm in joint action: Psychological and neurophysiological mechanisms for real-time interpersonal coordination. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B, 369(1658).
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- Coordination
- Music & ensemble performance: Conductor coordination, sheet-music protocol, ensemble listening, tempo maintenance, cue-based synchronization in chamber music, processes Keller, Novembre, and Hove (2014) analyze in their treatment of rhythmic joint action and interpersonal sensorimotor coordination.
This sourceReviews ensemble musical coordination as a paradigm case of real-time interpersonal coordination; analyzes anticipatory, attention-based, and adaptation-based mechanisms in joint action.
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Keller et al. do review ensemble musicians, conductor gestures and tempo changes in rhythmic joint action, but say nothing of sheet-music protocol and little on cue-based chamber-music synchronization.
“orchestral musicians synchronize with the gestures of a conductor, whereas jazz soloists groove to the beat of a rhythm section”
- Music & ensemble performance: Conductor coordination, sheet-music protocol, ensemble listening, tempo maintenance, cue-based synchronization in chamber music, processes Keller, Novembre, and Hove (2014) analyze in their treatment of rhythmic joint action and interpersonal sensorimotor coordination.
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