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Innovation in Music: Innovative Creative Practice

Andersen et al., 2026

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239605073798298253
Author
Andersen C
Gullö J
Hepworth-Sawyer R
Marrington M
Paterson J
Toulson R
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Innovation in Music: Innovative Creative Practice is a groundbreaking collection, bringing together contributions from instructors, researchers, and professionals, focusing on the joy of discovery in the context of music production, music technology, and music performance …
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