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MDPE.5:2.1 - Name one intended Music-or-Dance Work occurrence and its use

State:

  • the intended Music-or-Dance U.Work occurrence and, only when it changes the decision, its containing event;
  • the performers and their direct Music or Dance Method;
  • the intended participants, partners, audience, recording users, or other recipients;
  • what those people must be able to do: participate, hear a relation, see a process, encounter a work, use a recording, or something else;
  • the musical, movement, interaction, authorship, or participation qualities that production must preserve; and
  • who may decide artistic changes, who governs safety and permission, and who can refuse or stop participation.

Choose a grain that changes the decision. A festival organizer may need to coordinate a programme containing several Work occurrences; a social-dance pair may need one dance inside the party; a recording team may need one performed take and its relation to the later published artifact. Keep each Work occurrence identifiable even when the production decision spans the containing event.