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Page 85
... performances than in what they have in common . Some critics hold that all distinct performances must be com- patible with some ideal performance or that all admis- sible performances must correspond to the fundamental score , and ...
... performances than in what they have in common . Some critics hold that all distinct performances must be com- patible with some ideal performance or that all admis- sible performances must correspond to the fundamental score , and ...
Page 113
... performance is record- ed , the artist cannot be guaranteed any direct economic benefits from being recognized as the author of his perfor- mance . The performance " vanishes " after it is completed . It is only what is being performed ...
... performance is record- ed , the artist cannot be guaranteed any direct economic benefits from being recognized as the author of his perfor- mance . The performance " vanishes " after it is completed . It is only what is being performed ...
Page 359
... Performance ( 1967 ) , a series of papers , mainly by experimental psychologists , on at- tention in relation to information processing , reaction time , performance , and short - term memory ; T. TRABASSO and G.H. BOWER , Attention in ...
... Performance ( 1967 ) , a series of papers , mainly by experimental psychologists , on at- tention in relation to information processing , reaction time , performance , and short - term memory ; T. TRABASSO and G.H. BOWER , Attention in ...
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