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"Performance practice" as a book category covers works that teach, document, and analyze how music (or other performing arts) is realized in live performance rather than just how it is composed. It includes practical instruction—technique, interpretation, ornamentation, articulation, tempi, rehearsal methods, staging and ensemble coordination—alongside historically informed practice, source studies, edition preparation, and stylistic conventions for particular periods, genres, instruments, or traditions (classical, early music, jazz, folk, theatre, etc.). Aimed at performers, teachers, students, and scholars, these books blend practical guidance with historical and theoretical context to help readers make informed, stylistically appropriate, and expressive performance choices.

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