Historically informed performance (Music)
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Name (Hebrew)
ביצוע אותנטי (מוזיקה)
Name (Latin)
Historically informed performance (Music)
Name (Arabic)
الأداء المستنير تاريخيا (الموسيقى)
Other forms of name
Authentic performance (Music)
HIP (Historically informed performance)
Period performance (Music)
See Also From tracing topical name
Performance practice (Music)
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Q1344860
Library of congress:
sh2020008754
Sources of Information
- Work cat: Snedden, A., Vital performance, 2021:entire work (Historically informed performance; HIP) ecip chapter 6 (The central goal of HIP studies is to inform performance)
- Wikipedia, October 16, 2020(Historically informed performance (also referred to as period performance, authentic performance, or HIP) is an approach to the performance of classical music, which aims to be faithful to the approach, manner and style of the musical era in which a work was originally conceived)
- Brown, Howard Mayer, et al. Performance practice (article), Jan. 20, 2001; viewed online via Oxford Music, Oct. 21, 2020(historically informed performance. Topics that may be considered aspects of performing practice include notational ones (i.e. the relationship between written notes and the sounds they symbolize, especially such matters as rhythm, tempo and articulation); improvisation and ornaments; instruments, their history and physical structure and the ways in which they are played; voice production; matters of tuning, pitch and temperament; and ensembles, their size, disposition, and the modes in which they are directed)