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currentmusicology-5334	Moisala, Pirkko; Leppänen, Taru; Tiainen, Milla; Väätäinen, Hanna	Noticing Musical Becomings: Deleuzian and Guattarian Approaches to Ethnographic Studies of Musicking	2014	23	.pdf	application/pdf	10214	571	54	In order to highlight the utility of Deleuzian and Guattarian thinking, we chose to provide brief examples from our own current studies that are linked to several areas of music research: popular music studies, art music studies, musical performance studies, dance studies, and ethnomusicology. different kinds of things that might be happening, or things that might be happening differently” (Coleman and Ringrose 2013, 4).8 Inspired by Deleuze and Guattari, and as one way of reaching toward new styles of observing, studying, and conceptualizing musickings as profoundly processual, always multiple, relational comings into being—as becomings—we suggest an associated epistemological and ontological shift from knowing music—being able to read its “codes” or pin down its meanings—to noticing musicking in its ever–fuller diversity and variation.9 In music studies, a move away from knowing toward noticing could be explained as a move away from certainty regarding what music(king) is toward a productive uncertainty that leaves room for new imaginings, research encounters, and methodological experimenting.	cache/currentmusicology-5334.pdf	txt/currentmusicology-5334.txt