Score Follower Sample Clauses

Score Follower. The tool by excellence for representing music in graphic formats is related with the concept of musical score. The usage of graphical representations for preserving and communicating mu- sic compositions is ubiquitous, and it has evolved through many centuries into what is known today as a score. Musical scores are highly developed and sophisticated tools, which encode many concepts and abstractions related with the music they represent. A score, thus, requires a sophisticated interpreter, knowledgeable in the specific symbols, musical language, style, in- terpretation conventions, aesthetics, and so on. A successful decoding of the immense amount of information conveyed by a symphonic score, allows the performers for its interpretation (re- construction) and its instantiation as actual sound (performance). The score is also one of the main tools for music analysts, as it also encodes many music theoretical and analytical keys to understanding the composition. Users without musical literacy can also find useful information from the score, even if they cannot read them, specially when provided with a proper temporal guidance. It is important to mention that there is not such a thing as the score of a given composition. There are as many different scores as potential usages and editors: manuscripts/facsimiles, composing, performing, arrangements/transcriptions, Urtext, study or critical scores, are just but some possibilities. As in any information encoding problem, each type of score highlights some specific aspects, while hides or minimizes others. Among the performing scores, the different editorial choices promote distinct interpretative (performance) practices of the same music. Some are very explicit and full of performance indications/suggestions, while others avoid to represent almost anything but the bare notes. Most (if not all) of the actual performances are based in some form of conducting score (rarely accessible, often just in the conductor’s mind), customised by the conductors to tailor their personal interpretation of the composition. In any case, a graphical score always serves as a useful proxy to the composition.
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