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Telepathic Recording: Structural Convergence in Isolated Musical Improvisation

Authors: Anton Efimov, Evgenia Sivkova

We report a case of structural convergence emerging in temporally isolated musical improvisation. Two musicians performed three simultaneous recording sessions without any real-time communication, each lasting approximately 20 minutes and conducted in geographically distant locations. Despite the absence of interaction, the recordings exhibit consistent alignment across multiple levels, including dynamics, rhythmic structure, coordinated pauses, and convergent pitch regions. We interpret these observations as evidence of shared internal predictive models developed through prior collaboration, rather than direct information exchange. All raw recordings are provided to support reproducibility and independent evaluation.

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