Abstract

Creating novel interpretations of existing musical compositions is and has always been an essential part of musical practice. Before the advent of recorded music, listening to a piece of music mostly meant listening to a version of it, in many cases, performed by musicians other than the original composer or performer. While this practice, along with musical notation, allows compositions to remain known for many decades or even centuries, it also provides room for artistic expression.

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