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MDPE.22:2 - Forces

ForceTension
Artifact and recurrenceA powerful work can influence a practice, but a recurring opportunity, provider capability, memory, and selection arrangement may still be missing.
Access and distinctionWider access can enlarge participation while flattening features that require specialist capability or conditions.
Local support and cultural autonomyA project can change its own event, school, tool, or service; wider practitioners retain their own choices and Methods.
Visibility and enactmentViews, listings, reviews, and official recognition can change attention without changing Music-or-Dance Work.
Standardization and variationShared formats ease coordination and teaching while potentially excluding bodies, instruments, local variants, improvisation, or useful alternatives.
Continuity and experimentationStable provision supports practice; protected experiments are needed when the current arrangement reproduces a poor local optimum.
Fast environment change and slow practice changeA booking or software change can occur quickly; capability, recognition, transmission, and cultural retention can change much later.
Benefit and moved burdenNew access or production can increase unpaid teaching, maintenance, moderation, travel, equipment, or safety burden elsewhere.