How Musicians Use Nonverbal Cues to Communicate on Stage
Summary: By fitting musicians with motion-capture markers and applying mathematical analyses, researchers reveal how performers communicate non-verbally to shape shared emotional expression…
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Summary: By fitting musicians with motion-capture markers and applying mathematical analyses, researchers reveal how performers communicate non-verbally to shape shared emotional expression…
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