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Dan Lund Hvidtfeldt¹, Lene Tanggaard²

¹Department of Communication and Psychology, Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark. dhvidtfeldt@hum.aau.dk.

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This study explores digital music creation, finding that successful artistic emergence relies on embracing the inherent fragility of digital tools and materials. Musicians must be open to

Keywords:

Concerted creativity Creativity Cultural psychology Emergence Music Socio-materiality

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Area of Science:

Digital Humanities
Music Technology
Sociology of Creativity

Background:

The digital age has transformed music production and performance.
Understanding the socio-material aspects of digital creativity is crucial.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a socio-material, situated conceptualization of creativity.
To explore music making within the performative emergence processes of the digital age.

Main Methods:

Analysis of professional musicians' creative practices.
Interviews with musicians at Roskilde Festival.
Autoethnographically inspired observations.

Main Results:

Digital materials play a critical role in contemporary music creation and performance.
Creative musical emergence is influenced by the qualities of digital materials.

Conclusions:

Openness to fragility and 'cracking' digital materiality is essential for creative musical emergence.
A socio-material perspective is key to understanding digital age creativity.