Unplayed melodies: Javanese gamelan and the genesis of music theory

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List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Conventions of Transcription and Orthography Introduction 1. Cognitive Preliminaries: The Nature of Musical Knowledge and the Processes of Creative Thinking 2. A Brief Introduction to Karawitan 3. Karawitan as a Multipart Music: The Relations between the Melodic Parts 4. The Balungan as Melodic Guide 5. Theorizing Melodic Guidance: The Social and Historical Context of Javanese Music Theory 6. Three Concepts of Unplayed Melody 7. Implicit-Melody Concepts in Perspective 8. Patterns of Conceptual Innovation in Music Theory: A Comparative Approach Conclusion Notes Glossary References Cited Index

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