In Independent (Re-)Creation Likely To Happen In Pop Music? (Escom 2009)

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We present an empirical study, in which strong arguments werefound that independnet recreations are not unlikely to happen in pop music given the stylistic and cognitive constraints.

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Is Independent (Re)Creation Likely to Happen in Pop Music? Klaus Frieler* & Frank Riedemann** *Universität Hamburg, **HfMT, Hamburg ESCOM 2009, Jyväskylä

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