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The Narrative Bow Arm: Reimagining the Violinist through Japanese Storytelling Practices and Autoethnographic Multimedia Performance
The emerging field of practitioner-centered music theory and composition invites the performer’s body, identity, and aesthetics to become a vital component of musical analysis. My creative practice as a Japanese-American violinist-composer reimagines bow arm gestures through Japanese storytelling ar
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