KnowraPerformance practiceLinked fromLinked fromThe 15 pages that link to Performance practice, each with the reason it gives.All 15Broader topic 1Related 12Narrower topic 2Historically informed performanceNarrower topic: Historically informed performance is one evidence-based approach within this broader inquiry.Musical interpretationRelated: Conventions shape choices that notation leaves unstated or ambiguous.MusicologyRelated: It addresses choices that notation alone cannot settle, such as articulation and instrumentation.GramophoneRelated: Recorded playback encouraged performers to make repeatable interpretations suitable for commercial discs.Early music revivalBroader topic: Research into ornamentation, articulation, and ensemble custom informs historically oriented interpretations.MusicalityRelated: Performance practice shows how style and conventions guide expressive interpretation.Record productionRelated: A producer shapes how written or improvised parts are delivered in the studio.Glenn GouldNarrower topic: Gould’s interpretations challenged established assumptions about tempo, phrasing, and fidelity.Orchestral rehearsalRelated: Interpretive decisions about style and instruments may be settled through rehearsal.ScordaturaRelated: Historical scordatura requires decisions about tuning, notation, and whether to reproduce period conventions.Musical analysisRelated: Performance choices can expose ambiguities that notation-based analysis leaves unresolved.Nikolaus HarnoncourtRelated: His work treated articulation, ornamentation, and tempo as historically specific choices rather than fixed traditions.John Eliot GardinerRelated: Gardiner’s interpretations draw on evidence about how earlier music may have been performed.Performing artsRelated: Performance practice influences how written or inherited works become particular events.Brian FerneyhoughRelated: His notation prompts performers to interpret how exact instructions can become sound.