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    • Ontmusic25. Can a performance simultaneously be of more than one work?

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    Suppose that two musicians get together, say a piano player and a trumpeter. The piano player plays "Honeysuckle Rose" while the trumpet player plays "Taps" and they do this simultaneously.

    What is the best way to describe what took place in the above scenario?


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