The "Tsumari" Phenomenon in Performance of Beat Division: Tendencies and Possible Causes

Explores whether the tsumari phenomenon appears in the performance of keyboard instruments and maintains that tsumari will be severe among subjects with little music training. Finds that tsumari was seen most conspicuously in this beginner group. Concludes that the structural arrangement of the musi...

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Published inBulletin of the Council for Research in Music Education no. 133; p. 77
Main Author Mito, Hiromichi
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 01.07.1997
Subjects
Children
Educational Research
Foreign Countries
Higher Education
Japan
Melody
Motor Development
Music Techniques
Musical Composition
Musical Instruments
Musical Keyboards
Musicians
Student Experience
Undergraduate Students
Japan
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ISSN0010-9894

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Summary:Explores whether the tsumari phenomenon appears in the performance of keyboard instruments and maintains that tsumari will be severe among subjects with little music training. Finds that tsumari was seen most conspicuously in this beginner group. Concludes that the structural arrangement of the music plays an important role in the tsumari phenomenon. (CMK)
ISSN:0010-9894