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Des instruments pour l’enfant, ou des instruments de musique tout simplement ?..........................................104E-Moti<strong>on</strong> at the Instrument: An Essay in Visualizati<strong>on</strong> of Emoti<strong>on</strong>al States of a Performer .........................106The impact of psychological preparati<strong>on</strong> <strong>on</strong> the vocal performance.................................................................108Effects of Instrument <strong>on</strong> T<strong>on</strong>al Structure (Pitch C<strong>on</strong>tent) of Selected Worksby Johannes Brahms, Camille Saint-Saëns, Paul Hindemith, and Dmitri Shostakovich .................................110La guitare électrique comme instrument augmenté et outil de créati<strong>on</strong> musicale............................................112Entre l’Orient et l’Occident, « Transformati<strong>on</strong>s et survivances du luth m<strong>on</strong>oxyle ».......................................116Peut-<strong>on</strong> envisager une organologie des traitements s<strong>on</strong>ores temps réel,instruments virtuels de l’informatique musicale ?..............................................................................................118Investigating the history of the piano acti<strong>on</strong> using scientific calculus:The case of an Érard grand piano from 1802......................................................................................................122Violin playing techniques and settings in early 20th century ............................................................................124Étude perceptive et dynamique de la guitare électrique.....................................................................................126Piano Performance as Choreographic Practice in the Moving Image...............................................................130The musical instrument as a natural extensi<strong>on</strong> of the musician.........................................................................132“Sound and timing must be perfect.” Producti<strong>on</strong> aspects of the human beatboxing........................................134Bodies as (Critical) Instruments: Biomusic and its Disc<strong>on</strong>tents........................................................................136Digitizing Panamanian Mejorana Music: New MIDI Instruments for Composers..........................................138La cithare chinoise qin, c<strong>on</strong>textes de jeu et enregistrement...............................................................................140Rabeca reborn: the revival of the Brazilian fiddle and the Historical Performance of Music.........................144Modernist representati<strong>on</strong>s of the guitar and the instrument’s classical revival in the 1920s...........................146Traditi<strong>on</strong>al Orchestral Japanese Music: The Correlati<strong>on</strong> between Time and Timbre......................................148Le sampleur : de la machine à l’instrument ........................................................................................................150Investigating instrumental repertoire following the technique of parataxis: A case study ..............................152Drawing a parallel between the gaida (bagpipe) and the Z<strong>on</strong>arádikos line dance through Statistics.............154The player and the instrument: Analysis of bowing gestures in violin and viola performance.......................156Balance – brillance – nostalgie : des inventi<strong>on</strong>s d’instruments d’orchestre vers 1880....................................158Design and make a novel music instrument “Sorahi” .......................................................................................162Design and make a novel music instrument “Bam-Saz (Bass Satour)”.............................................................164The influence of the ‘full-Böehm’ system instrument<strong>on</strong> the development of a Brazilian clarinet repertoire ........................................................................................166Changing Baglama Performance in Urban Culture of Turkey ..........................................................................168Sensorimotor synchr<strong>on</strong>izati<strong>on</strong> in IF, a 5-year-old drummer prodigy................................................................170The Cretan lyre: an ethnomusicological and music acoustics approach ...........................................................172The n<strong>on</strong>linear membrane of Chinese flutes: its impacts <strong>on</strong> timbre and performance techniques ...................176

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