Logseq/Entity/Music/Performance
Music Performance
- In this garden, Music Performance pages model a particular event or session in which a musical work is performed.
What counts
- A performance is an occurrence, not the abstract work and not a recording of the occurrence.
- A live rendition at a concert or awards show is a performance. An improvised studio or home session may also be modeled as a performance when it has a distinct identity worth revisiting.
- An audio or video capture of the event is a separate Logseq/Entity/Music/Recording when the recording itself needs a page.
Naming and placement
- Place a performance under its principal performer as
Person/<Performer>/Music/Performance/<Date or Event>/<Work>. - Use the event date or a stable event name to distinguish repeated performances of the same work.
- A session of several works may use one event page with an ordered set of
work:: links.
Relationships
- Use
work:: for the performed work, performer:: for performers as defined at Logseq/Entity/Music/Recording/Frontmatter/performer, and recording:: for a recording page that documents the event. - Link an event or venue when its page exists. A performance's
date-created:: is the date of the event when known.
Instance shape
- Start each performance page with
logseq-entity:: [[Logseq/Entity/Music/Performance]] and one H1 naming the performance. - Add the event date,
work::, performers, and a source link when available.