Classical musicians borrowing from other arts: new strategies for audience building through performance

John Sloboda; Biranda Ford

Classical musicians borrowing from other arts: new strategies for audience building through performance

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Original language	English
Journal	Music, Sound, and Mind
Publication status	Published - Aug 2018

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Sloboda, John and Biranda Ford. "Classical musicians borrowing from other arts: new strategies for audience building through performance". Music, Sound, and Mind. 2018.Accepted author manuscript, 810 KB

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Classical musicians borrowing from other arts: new strategies for audience building through performance

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