Instrumentator Relationship Type

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1 Description
2 Link Phrases
3 Attributes
4 Guidelines
5 Examples

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This relationship type belongs to the Composition Relationship Class.
This relationship type is a subtype of the Arranger Relationship Type.

Description

This indicates a person who instrumentated a musical work. Instrumentation deals with the techniques of writing music for a specific instrument, including the limitations of the instrument, playing techniques and idiomatic handling of the instrument.

Link Phrases

Release has instrumentation by Artist
Artist provided instrumentation for Release
Artist has instrumentation by Recording
Recording provided instrumentation for Artist
Work has instrumentation by Artist
Artist provided instrumentation for Work

Attributes

“start date”

This indicates the date the instrumentator first worked on the instrumentation.

“end date”

This indicates the date the instrumentator last worked on the instrumentation.

“additional”

Used if there is a different instrumentator to whom most of the work of instrumenting is attributed.

“instrument”

Specifies for which instrument(s) or class of instrument(s) the person did the instrumentation.

“vocal”

Specifies for which vocal(s) the person did the instrumentation.

Guidelines

Orchestration, arrangement and instrumentation shows the differences between Orchestrator Relationship Type, Arranger Relationship Type and Instrumentator Relationship Type. If you are unsure, use the Arranger Relationship Type.