英文摘要 |
Freedom in musical performance can depend on the degree of “predetermined” composition: “absolute composition” implies a lesser degree of freedom in performance, whereas “absolute improvisation” seems to suggest the most freedom for the performer. This article discusses music closer to the point of “absolute improvisation”, which may arise at the point of performance. Various musical examples, including the introduction of the Hakka xiansuo bayin, a piano prelude, and the alap in India are analyzed and compared, in order to hopefully discover some common features of improvisation among these examples from diverse musical backgrounds. |