Routledge Embodied Knowledge in Ensemble Performance Book

Explore the complex dynamics of musical collaboration with Embodied Knowledge in Ensemble Performance. Part of the SEMPRE Studies in The Psychology of Music series, this book by Murphy McCaleb examines how musicians interact during live performances. While ensembles are a central part of musical life, the specific ways they function as a group often remain unanswered. McCaleb addresses these questions by analyzing the processes through which musicians connect and create art together. The text breaks down current models of ensemble interaction to provide a deeper understanding of how individual performances combine to shape a single artistic work. This study is an essential resource for those interested in the psychology of music and the social mechanics of group performance.