Musicking Bodies: Gesture and Voice in Hindustani Music

Richard Widdess

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How significant are the physical, soundless movements made by musicians as they perform? What do such movements mean, and how can we describe and analyse them? Vocal music, where the singer's hands...

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2007Time, Gesture and Attention in a Khyāl Performance

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