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• Motion in musical sound : the role of music performer bodily gesture in creating expressive sounding music 

  Allingham, Emma (2018)

  The way that musicians move when they perform is closely linked with their communicative intent and artistic interpretation of the music. While research has shown that musicians’ bodily gesture conveys visually expressive ...

• Exploring the perception of expressivity and interaction within musical dyads 

  Diapoulis, Georgios (2016)

  Bodily gestures in music performance play an important role in the perception and appreciation of music by the audience. Performance variations can be identified by observers even when no auditory cues are available; ...

• Performers' emotions in expressive performance : sound, movement, and perception 

  Van Zijl, Anemone G. W. (University of Jyväskylä, 2014)

• The application of motion capture to embodied music cognition research 

  Thompson, Marc (University of Jyväskylä, 2012)

• Creating a musically expressive performance : a study of vocalists' use of emotions in performance preparation 

  Condon, Shawn Michael (2015)

  Musicians and educators understand the importance of expressivity in vocal performance. Despite the acceptance of expressivity as a crucial element in musical performance, educators have reported addressing it only cursorily ...