Collaborative Creative Thought and Practice in Music
- Author: Barrett, Margaret S.
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Contents
- I: Introduction
- 1: Collaborative Creativity and Creative Collaboration: Troubling the Creative Imaginary
- II: Collaborative Creativity in Compositional Thought and Practice
- 2: The Scattering of Light: Shared Insights into the Collaborative and Cooperative Processes that Underpin the Development and Performance of a Commissioned Work
- 3: No Stone Unturned: Mapping Composer–Performer Collaboration
- 4: Learning to Collaborate in Code: Negotiating the Score in a Symphony Orchestra Composers' School
- 5: Collaborating Across Musical Style Boundaries
- 6: We Are All Musical: Investigating Improvisation as Collaborative Creativity
- 7: Rimsky-Korsakov and Musorgsky: A Posthumous Collaboration?
- III: Collaborative Creativity as Boundary Crossing: Perspectives from Music Performance and Musicology
- 8: Creative Collaborative Thought and Puzzle Canons in Renaissance Music
- 9: The Spirit of Chinese Creativity in Twenty-first-century Cantonese Culture
- 10: An Historical Perspective on Creative Collaboration: The Composition of Theatrical Dance Music at the Early Modern German Court
- 11: Collaboration in Duo Piano Performance – ‘Piano Spheres'
- 12: Creative Collaboration in Generating an Affective Contemporary Production of a Seventeenth-century Opera
- 13: Collaborative Re-creation: A Case Study of a Pianist Recording Australian Women Composers
- IV: Emergent Creativity in Collaborative Thought and Practice: Perspectives from Music Education
- 14: Supporting Collaboration in Changing Cultural Landscapes: http://operabyyou.com as an Arena for Creativity in ‘Kaleidoscopic Music'
- 15: Thorns and Joys in Creative Collaboration: A Project with Music Education and Visual Arts Students
- 16: Towards Pedagogies of Creative Collaboration: Guiding Secondary School Students' Music Compositions
- 17: ‘Literacy Through Music' – A Multidisciplinary and Multilayered Creative Collaboration
- V: Postlude
- 18: Musical Performance as Collaborative Practice